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In 2019, Brighton Therapy Partnership hosted a workshop on intimacy in the therapy room, looking at how intimacy can be a vital step in building better relationships with clients and…

Linda Cundy has been a Brighton Therapy Partnership favourite for many years, having hosted numerous workshops on the topic of attachment. She’s covered topics such as the interplay between food…

We got the opportunity to sit down with Dr Thaddeus Birchard, and speak to him about his career. After three decades as an ordained minister, he shifted his attention to supporting people with sex addiction.

Professor Emmy van Deurzen is one of the foremost figures in the field of existential therapy. Weaving philosophy into her work, she is a practicing counselling psychologist who runs a London-based private practice called Dilemma Consultancy.

Existential therapy focuses on the human condition as a whole, viewing psychological difficulties as inner conflicts caused by an individual's confrontation with the 'givens' of existence.

Whether it's a feeling of being 'stuck' or just not getting to where you aimed to with a client, this article distills some of the key learning points from the day that you can put into practice with your clients.

Polyvagal theory is a tool for working with trauma and social connection based on how our nervous system reacts to external stimuli varying from safety to danger. Tony Buckley, an expert on the topic, spoke to us about Polyvagal Theory and how it can be used in counselling and psychotherapy.

In this article we review the work of Nick Totton who presented to a packed BTP audience in Brighton on Saturday 15 September 2018. Nick Totton is a renowned body psychotherapist with 35 years experience in the therapy world.

In our therapeutic careers, we will undoubtedly encounter clients who are challenging, difficult, or hard-to-reach. This article examines how we can support such clients in counselling.