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What is dissociation? Why does dissociation happen? How can we help our clients who dissociate? This article looks at dissociation and its relationship to trauma.

The following article was is based around Dr Phil Mollon's seminar hosted in February 2016 titled "The Disintegrating Self: Understanding and working with adults with ADHD and/or Autistic Spectrum traits". It was written by our guest blogger Andy Darling. Here we look, in particular, at ADHD.

Suicide is the biggest killer of men under 45 in the UK. One in four people who kill themselves have been in contact with mental health services – this means three out of four have not.

Joy Schaverien is an illustrious figure in psychotherapy - her work has involved teaching and training as a lecturer, long-term work with the NHS, and is the author of several books.

Bernice Sorensen is one of the foremost experts on issues pertaining to only children on personal, cultural, and social levels. She has researched how the only child develops, and the lasting effects that being an only child can have in adulthood.

Christiane Sanderson gave her workshop on unlocking the trauma of childhood sexual abuse with Brighton Therapy Partnership in November 2015. This was a sold out event, so we know some of you may have missed out.

Rachel Freeth has worked cross-discipline, and has made it her mission to find a way to humanise the clinical nature of psychiatry.

Miriam Taylor is one of the foremost experts in working with trauma in counselling and therapy. She is hosting a workshop with Brighton Therapy Partnership in March 2016 on how to work with dissociation.

This is a writeup of an event by Linda Cundy on therapy in the digital age, with a focus on technology, relationships and attachment.