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The Therapist’s Corner: August Inspiration
The internet can be both a treasure trove of insightful content and entertainment, and also a source of overwhelming information. That’s why the BTP team has come together to curate…
Read MoreWhy Traumatic Memory Is Different
If you have ever sat with a client who suddenly goes somewhere else, eyes glazed, voice flat, telling you a story that does not quite hang together, you have already…
Read MoreWhat is an Intolerance of Uncertainty?
We are probably all familiar with anxiety that has a clear object or focus. It might be the job interview coming up, the test results coming back, or the difficult…
Read MoreWhen Food Becomes the Language
At some point in almost every therapist’s career, someone arrives in therapy with a complicated relationship with food. It might be named clearly, as binge eating or bulimia, or it…
Read MoreThe Therapist’s Corner: June Inspiration
The internet can be both a treasure trove of insightful content and entertainment, and also a source of overwhelming information. That’s why the BTP team has come together to curate…
Read MoreIs Your Private Practice Actually Working For You?
This is something I see cropping up a lot. Therapists posting on social media about not getting enough client referrals and feeling the squeeze of the current economic climate. I…
Read MoreThe Hidden Pain of Family Estrangement
Family estrangement is one of those topics that has been quietly sitting in the corners of therapy rooms for many years. Yet right now, it feels like it has stepped…
Read MoreThe Cost of Therapy
Ahead of her workshop on ‘Thriving in Private Practice’ on Friday 5th June, Jeanine Connor shares some of her thoughts on factors that might influence what fee we might charge…
Read MoreThe Therapist’s Corner: March Inspiration
The internet can be both a treasure trove of insightful content and entertainment, and also a source of overwhelming information. That’s why the BTP team has come together to curate…
Read MoreWhen Shame Comes into the Room
Shame is a ubiquitous feeling that impacts all of us, is highly prevalent in therapy work, and yet little was known or discussed about it until a few decades ago.…
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