If you’re already working as a counsellor or therapist, there may come a point where you begin to wonder about the next stage in your professional development. This doesn’t always arrive as a clear plan — sometimes it shows up as curiosity, restlessness, or a sense that your work is asking something slightly different of you. For many practitioners, training to work with couples becomes a natural next step. Is it the right step for you?

With a clear philosophical grounding, technique becomes more integrated and responsive — a way of expressing something more fundamental about how we work with people.

Reflecting on Yalom's therapeutic factors, we explore the power that can happen when people get together with a shared purpose. Its the healing life of groups.

April 2025 newsletter for therapists - this issue - global mental health policy and support for menopausal women.

A selection of picture card ideas to use within your therapeutic work - including recommendations from other practitioners.

Like me, many therapists work alone and clinical supervision fills a gap where you would normally have a professional line manager.

As people who help others and, often are the backstop for others, how can we change our habits and routine to include caring for ourselves?

An overview of four types of passive behaviour that don't problem solve and lead to dissatisfaction.

Have you been thinking about exploring being a couples therapist and unsure how to start the journey? Our couples therapy trainer, Ian...

What is Imago Relationship Therapy? This article explains more about the model and how it works.