Brexit uncertainty continues to dominate the headlines - and our members have been talking about the emotional impact of this in newspaper articles and on the radio this month.
Cheshire-based Louise Tyler was interviewed on the Nick Ferrari breakfast show on LBC radio about how Brexit can affect people鈥檚 mental health.
Louise and Lesley Ludlow, the chair of our Private Practice division, spoke to the Huff Post about .
鈥淕enerally, Brexit is creating a lot of anxiety 鈥� People can鈥檛 plan, they don鈥檛 know what鈥檚 going to happen. It鈥檚 seeping into all corners of life, really,鈥� said Lesley.
for a piece on six ways to stay healthy when you鈥檙e stressed.
, telling reporter Natasha Hinde: 鈥淚t is a real issue. It鈥檚 not an anxiety born from a sense of insecurity, not being good enough or imposter syndrome. It is actually happening. Clients who have these concerns are having a natural response to very disturbing things that are happening on our planet.鈥�
website in an article about how sports injuries can affect people鈥檚 mental health.
Sally Brown talked to Yahoo Finance about , while Natasha Page appeared on BBC Radio Essex to talk about bereavement and counselling.
And Armele Philpotts was interviewed on Love Sport Radio about following the resignation of Jo Johnson from his brother Boris鈥檚 government.
Our member Lisa Cromar took part in a radio interview about making counselling more accessible for autistic people. 聽Lisa appeared on Anna Kennedy鈥檚 All Things Autism programme on the Women鈥檚 Radio Show.
Would you like to increase your professional profile and promote the benefits of counselling and psychotherapy in the media? If so, we鈥檙e on the lookout for new spokespeople. To find out more email media@bacp.co.uk