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Open article: Why is scapegoating so common at work? Vanessa Avery explains how it can manifest and what organisations can do to create a culture that protects against it. Counselling at Work, Spring 2016

Open article: Is undiagnosed ADHD and autism at the root of many addictions? asks Kathy Carter. Therapy Today, November 2023

Open article: Each generation needs to confront the issues of their era. Turkan Dogan explores the challenges faced by the I-Gen, the Internet Generation. University and College Counselling, September 2021

A philosophical understanding of the roots of mental distress not only reduces stigma but also provides clients – and therapists – with the tools needed for overcoming adversity throughout life, believes Peter Raabe. University and College Counselling, March 2018

Free article: More and more people are taking prescribed antidepressant medication. But are the drugs helping or hindering? Sally Brown reports on the overlooked problem of prescribed-drug dependency. Therapy Today, September 2017

Open article: Does therapy have a place in addressing the mental health crisis in our prisons? asks Radhika Holmström. Therapy Today, December 2021 / January 2022

Open article: As services buckle under exponential rises in demand for therapy, Peter Jenkins outlines a model of short-term intervention designed to alleviate pressures on our systems of work. University and College Counselling, November 2020

What are counsellors’ responsibilities?Therapy Today, September 2019

A 2007 survey of people in England over the age of 16 found that 6.4% of adults had a problem with food. With specialist treatment variable and inadequate in most areas, an increasing number of clients with eating disorders are likely to present to therapists in private practice. By Julia Bueno. Private Practice, Spring 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