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Our ethics team considers members' dilemmas about competence. Therapy Today, September 2020

With a Bill soon to come before Parliament, Catherine Jackson explores counsellors’ views about assisted dying. Therapy Today, April 2014

Lack of specialist training means that people who have experienced domestic abuse have poor experiences within general counselling, says Jeannette Roddy. Therapy Today, March 2024

Adoption isn’t a happy ever after for all families and children, but parents are still more likely to feel blamed than helped, says Alison Roy. Therapy Today, April 2024

Colleen Swinden discusses the dilemma of therapist self-disclosure when working with young people – taking her concerns from her own experience and the research she is undertaking. Ïã¸ÛÁùºÏ²Ê¾«×¼×ÊÁÏ Children and Young People, December 2017

Open article: Aabira, with Susan Dale as editor, uses narrative to explore her experience of living as a Muslim woman diagnosed with depression. Thresholds, Autumn 2012

Estelle Seymour reflects on her research into the need for a Pagan/magickal approach to counselling. Thresholds, Winter 2012

Open article: It’s common practice to explore with clients the physical, mental and emotional impact of traumatic events, but are we bold enough to ask how they’ve been affected spiritually? asks David Wilbraham. Private Practice, Winter 2015

Andrew Peden explores the role of the mental health professional in Catholic exorcism. Thresholds, Winter 2015

Peter Jenkins responds to issues brought up in the article by Francis Taylor. Ïã¸ÛÁùºÏ²Ê¾«×¼×ÊÁÏ Children and Young People, September 2012