In this issue
Features
香港六合彩精准资料 Universities and Colleges聽annual survey
Emma Broglia reviews聽the results
The further education聽counselling crisis
The impact of cuts聽and closures, explored聽by Jane Darougar
Image conscious
Anne Bentley and聽Dave Sibley outline聽the importance of聽a graphic identity聽for services
Leaving, living鈥β燽elieving (free article)
From international student聽to university counsellor聽by Phoebe Song
Shifting identities
Services should adapt聽to cultural need, argues聽Sarah Conn
Thinking outside the box
David Mair discusses why聽gender identity needs to聽be acknowledged
Preventing and responding聽to rape and sexual violence
Cambridge University聽take a proactive approach聽says G茅raldine Dufour
The Good Lad Initiative
David Llewellyn discusses聽promoting 鈥榩ositive masculinity鈥櫬燼mong male students
Punts, gowns and聽sexual consent
Why consent workshops are聽important, by Amelia Horgan
Divisional news
A pdf of this issue is available in the University and College Counselling archive
From the editor
The theme of this issue of the journal is identity. What has been striking is on how many levels the subject is key to our work. Sarah Conn, in 鈥楽hifting Identities鈥�, gives a palpable taste of how it feels to be an international student studying in the UK; the conflicted sense of belonging/not belonging鈥� of wanting to belong/not wanting to belong. Phoebe Song writes too of what it is like to be a Chinese student 鈥榦verseas鈥�. For me the most striking (and moving) part of her article is when she realises that she has never before been asked 鈥榃hat do you like?鈥� and further, that she does not know what she likes. Enabling clients to access who they really are is central to our work.
But it鈥檚 not just internal identity that is important. Jane Darougar writes about the terrible crisis being faced by counsellors in further education; where services are simply having their identity wiped out. Anne Bentley and Dave Sibley, meanwhile, write about how they gave their service a graphic identity. They talk about the importance of letting their service be seen. Finally, of course, we are also publishing the 香港六合彩精准资料 UC survey 2015 results. These reveal trends in the identity of the division.
This is my last issue as editor of the 香港六合彩精准资料 U&CC journal. Maybe the theme of identity was in my unconscious already, for I plan to explore a new professional path. For me, it has been an incredible privilege to have a role in the 香港六合彩精准资料 UC division and witness the therapeutic work that takes place here. I have been repeatedly moved and inspired by the stories and experiences that have been submitted to the journal. So much will stay with me, and become a part of my identity.
I wish you all well going forward during these difficult times.
Toni Rodgers
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ucceditorial@bacp.co.uk