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娛樂城電子推薦 CYPF Executive Committee member, Edith Bell shares her view on the changing landscape of counselling in Northern Ireland, where she works. 娛樂城電子推薦 Children, Young People and Families online, June 2021

We鈥檙e continuing to call for Northern Ireland鈥檚 political leaders to prioritise primary school counselling

New funding will extend Northern Ireland's Healthy Happy Minds into next year

Our Four Nations Lead Steve Mulligan cautiously welcomes Northern Ireland's new Protect Life 2 strategy

Free article: Eina McHugh is on her way to therapy when she finds the streets outside her therapist鈥檚 office cordoned off by police. It鈥檚 Belfast, 1991, and shootings, bombings and beatings are a ubiquitous feature of life in Northern Ireland. Private Practice, Autumn 2013

We welcome additional funding for Northern Ireland's Healthy Happy Minds programme

The majority of students in the sixth form college where I work are Muslim. I am from a Northern Irish Protestant background and have worked as a counsellor here for many years. University and College Counselling, May 2015

Clare Ireland of Coupleworks introduces the first in a new series of regular columns on couple counselling. Private Practice, Winter 2015

Projective identification is one of the most important processes for therapists to be aware of, but the use of it is different in couples work, writes Clare Ireland. Private Practice, Spring 2016

We're devastated that the closure of the scheme will leave children without vital support