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In this issue ... contents and editorial

It is important to understand postnatal depression as a form of depression that occurs following the introduction of a baby into one’s life, rather than a specific type of depression for which you need specialist training, write Susan Utting-Simon and Lori Fitzgerald. Private Practice, Summer 2013

Open article: Half of your advertising spend is being wasted, writes Martin Hogg. But which half? Private Practice, Spring 2014

It is neither a legal obligation nor a Ïã¸ÛÁùºÏ²Ê¾«×¼×ÊÁÏ requirement to issue a written contract to clients. However, Heather Dale suggests it is in the client’s and therapist’s best interests to do so. Private Practice, Spring 2014

Solution-focused brief therapy does not ‘work with anxiety’ as such, writes Evan George, but helps clients build more satisfactory futures. Private Practice, Winter 2014

Julia Greer considers the relationship between attachment theory and anxiety across the lifespan. Private Practice, Winter 2014

Jim Holloway believes the revised Ethical Framework gives us an accessible set of refined terms to help guide our work. Private Practice, Summer 2016

After a decade without flowers, a blossoming lilac tree serves as a reminder of life’s miraculous capacity for renewal. Private Practice, Summer 2017

If you work with clients online, it’s vital to ensure you are using secure software and complying with data protection law. Private Practice, Summer 2017

Why is it that some clients find their way into supervision from the beginning, while others barely get a look in? Private Practice, Summer 2017