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Fifteen years ago, a project was launched to tackle entrenched unemployment in some of the UK’s most disadvantaged communities. Ali Thomas tells a story of hope and growth in a seaside town in North Wales. ±«ÓãÊÓƵWorkplace, April 2022

Steve May talks to Nicola Banning about the therapeutic power of story, the potential for post-traumatic growth, and how he uses evidence-based story interventions to help others. ±«ÓãÊÓƵWorkplace, April 2022

What does it mean to really recover? Nicola Banning talks to author Dr Gavin Francis about his new book, "Recovery – The Lost Art of Convalescence". ±«ÓãÊÓƵWorkplace, April 2022

Open article: Emma Mitchell explains why now, more than ever, workplace therapists need an understanding of the psychology of chronic illness. ±«ÓãÊÓƵWorkplace, April 2022

‘…engaging in counselling online is the only way that some clients feel able to connect to the counsellor and fully disclose their vulnerabilities.’ Regular column from Sarah Worley-James. ±«ÓãÊÓƵWorkplace, April 2022

‘I know there are workplace counsellors who are working closely with employees deeply impacted by the horrendous war in Ukraine. As you contain the fears of others, it is important to remember your own self-care.’ Regular column from Julie Hughes. ±«ÓãÊÓƵWorkplace, April 2022

Working with chronic illness. Also in this issue... Hope, growth and work in North Wales... Living and working with debt...

Don't blame the mother, plus... Chronic low mood: How interpersonal psychotherapy can effectively treat dysthymia... Addiction issues: Can attachment theory help clients who struggle with addiction?.. Living with coronavirus: Safe and effective practice as we adjust to the new ‘normal’

Open article: James Rye considers some of the moral and pragmatic issues relating to money faced by therapists in private practice. Private Practice, June 2019

Why is it that therapists are portrayed in the public’s imagination as being more like Eeyore than Tigger? Private Practice, June 2019