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Researchers and counsellors highlight issues to be addressed in university counselling research and practice

As he ends his tenure as division Chair, James Rye reflects on how his love of bird watching helps him manage the challenges of being in private practice. Private Practice, Autumn 2015

‘ŠÊ˜·³ÇëŠ×ÓÍÆË] has a strong voice to contribute at an important time on behalf of members.' Therapy Today, May 2023

New report warns demand for mental health support is set to rise and services might not be able to cope with it

‘We’ve made progress in the work we’re doing to bring more therapists into the NHS’. Therapy Today, December 2023

Why pronouns matter. Have therapists really embraced gender diversity? Plus Sex and the therapeutic relationship... SCoPEd – how did we get here?.. Working with victims of moral injury... Psychotherapy in sport

'...not attending to the mental health of staff is counter-productive and costly – even if, in the short term, cutting services (or choosing not to have them) might appear to save money.' Regular column from Yvonne McPartland. University and College Counselling, September 2022

Open article: Julian Baggini explores the limitations of therapy to address many of the existential issues which clients bring to our consultation rooms. University and College Counselling, March 2018

A free telephone counselling service started by volunteers has helped tens of thousands of vulnerable women all over China to access psychological support By Xingjuan Wang. Translated by Yingxiang Xu. Therapy Today, September 2015

Young people's mental health was debated on BBC One's Question Time