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'We are keen to identify training needs … and want to encourage divisional members to let us know what’s missing … we will be looking to create new ways for young people to have a voice within ±«ÓãÊÓƵand across the profession'. ±«ÓãÊÓƵChildren, Young People and Families, September 2023

Aleesha Khan urges us to address political dimensions of children’s lives in counselling to contribute to a more inclusive and equitable society. ±«ÓãÊÓƵChildren, Young People and Families, December 2023

Phoebe Johnson discusses confidentiality dilemmas in her work with risky adolescents, Young People and Families, December 2023

Editor Jeanine Connor answers the questions she is frequently asked about being published in this journal. ±«ÓãÊÓƵChildren, Young People and Families, December 2023

A round-up of the latest findings and policy updates affecting CYPF. ±«ÓãÊÓƵChildren, Young People and Families, December 2023

Our member Elaine Davies explains how cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) works and how it can help.

'Are we all foolish for casting aside secure income for the vagaries of private practice? Or are we living the dream, enjoying a harmonious work-life balance that our previous work was unable to offer?' Regular column from Sandi Mann. ±«ÓãÊÓƵWorkplace, April 2023

Letesia Gibson asks: how fragile are our (male) leaders? ±«ÓãÊÓƵWorkplace, April 2023

Nicola Banning talks to Bernie Wright about how lockdown presented neurodivergent employees with new opportunities, and she gives an insight into her work training others about neurodivergence, eating disorders and disordered eating. ±«ÓãÊÓƵWorkplace, April 2023

Letesia Gibson asks: are we getting the leaders we deserve? ±«ÓãÊÓƵWorkplace, January 2023