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"Young people have more extensive language for the plurality and fluidity of sexual identities than previous generations." Regular column from Lucy-Jean Lloyd. ±«ÓãÊÓƵChildren, Young People and Families, June 2022

"We must see young people as they see themselves." Regular column from Elizabeth Holt. ±«ÓãÊÓƵChildren, Young People and Families, June 2022

Peter Rawling shares his experience of using music in therapy, to both understand his clients’ unexpressed emotions and communicate empathy. ±«ÓãÊÓƵChildren, Young People and Families, September 2022

... "as we all know, writing a good essay and practising effectively as a counsellor require very different skills." Regular column from Sue Kegerreis. ±«ÓãÊÓƵChildren, Young People and Families, June 2022

Open article: Sarah Haywood helps us to make sense of the messes that are created in therapy, and invites us to examine our own relationship with mess. ±«ÓãÊÓƵChildren, Young People and Families, September 2022

When is a mess not (just) a mess? Also in this issue: Music begins where words fail... Me, myself and my avatar... Forgotten mourners... It’s time to get creative

The report says earlier intervention has a greater impact on children’s lives

Our therapists share their tips on finding love after loss and whether there’s ever a ‘right time’.

Good Practice in Action legal resource covering working with children and young people. Last reviewed January 2025. PDF download

Open article: How can we help our clients when the dreaded imposter surfaces? Executive coach and supervisor Maria Gray shows us how developing a healthy relationship with the imposter can be a source of growth and meaningful change. Coaching Today, July 2022