counselling

In the third and final interview with our speakers from the upcoming conference, What Makes a Good Intervention in Therapy?, we spoke to Maggie Turp.

When it comes to counselling, understanding your client is key. Young people are often in a very different mental space than adults, due to the physiological and cultural specifics of adolescence.

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.

Anna Motz came to talk to us in September 2015 about the meaning of self-harm. Anna is a leading clinical psychologist, and psychotherapist working within the NHS.

We were very grateful to Caroline Hearst for introducing us to the topic of autism in counselling. In her view, it is a condition that is often under-diagnosed.

Online counselling is the future. There’s no two ways about it – the digital age is here and it’s slowly but surely disrupting industries that have been operating in the same way for centuries.