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Therapists should be wary of undermining neurodivergent clients’ need for a label, says Kathy Carter. Therapy Today, March 2022

Margaret Chapman-Clarke explores some common misconceptions about PTSD and the armed forces and highlights the problems veterans face and how their needs can be addressed. Private Practice, Winter 2015

The never-ending pressure to be first, best and smartest is putting young people under massive strain. Tanith Carey examines how parents can be part of the problem. University and College Counselling, September 2016

Linda Cundy explores the relationship between clients’ attachment patterns and their use of communication technology. University and College Counselling, November 2014

Most counsellors will at some stage come across a client with an eating disorder. Christine Dunkley outlines how dialectical behaviour therapy, one of the new wave, mindfulness-based cognitive therapies, can be used with clients treated in an outpatient setting. University and College Counselling, March 2013

I work for a local counselling service and have been referred a new client who would like to come for help with issues around loss of identity, low mood and anxiety after having a baby. Our Ethics team and Therapy Today readers consider this month’s dilemma. Therapy Today, September 2023

We need to be wary of ‘mind-body’ theories that see illness as a psychological choice, says John Barton. Therapy Today, November 2022

Open article: The COVID-19 pandemic has brought domestic abuse under the spotlight. Radhika Holmström investigates. Therapy Today, April 2021

Our Ethics team and readers respond to a member’s dilemma about whether it’s OK to opt out of paid supervision when newly qualified. Therapy Today, December 2021 / January 2022

Sally Brown explores different ways to gather feedback from clients. Therapy Today, February 2020