Life imitates art: how “The Walking Dead” informs our response to loss and grief
Michael O'Sullivan, a Cognitive Behavioural Therapist in Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust,…
Life after an ABI (acquired brain injury): Finding your new “normal”
Advice on how to process and progress following an acquired brain injury is hard…
Three quarters of people believe schools should offer counselling
Research by the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy highlights the demand…
NHS intervention helps caregivers become more attuned to a child’s needs
The Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust has teamed up with parents…
It’s exam time – but university students need support all year long
Clare Bradshaw is the Executive Manager at Unihealth, the health and wellbeing…
I’ve heard voices since I was five-years-old – and I wouldn’t change a thing
Shanika Ranasinghe has been hearing voices, which she identifies as other parts…
Rethink Mental Illness calls for changes to community mental health care
Today, Rethink Mental Illness publishes a report that sets out a roadmap…
How to support young people during exam season: advice from an Educational Psychologist
Julia Clements, Principal Educational Psychologist at Place2Be, gives parents, carers, and teachers…
Student experiences of anxiety are brought to life through illustration
With one third of UK students reporting feelings of isolation and loneliness,…
Depression isn’t an inevitable part of ageing: challenging ageist stereotypes in the mental health field
Jeremy Bacon, the Older People Lead for the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy…
