Director’s Notes

Including children in family therapy as active and participating contributors can be challenging and it is well recognized that many…

Metaphor is a valuable resource in clinical practice which, when deftly placed, can be the difference between information that makes…

All therapy, irrespective of model agree about one thing. If change is to happen someone, somewhere must do something different….

Infants who won’t sleep, toddlers who won’t comply and teenagers who won’t emerge from their bedrooms are trials that come…

In 2011 Paul Rhodes and Andrew Wallis took a brave step that no one had attempted by deciding to edit…

Many people are clear that without a timely prescription of an antidepressant they would be dead. However, like most things…

The question of what works for whom and why in psychotherapy has preoccupied practitioners since the middle of the last…

Working with couples takes the practitioner into privileged terrain that can be joyful, heartwarming and invigorating. However, volatile sessions marked…

The debate about the negative impact of social media on young people and the vexed question of how to address…

The post-partum and early infancy period are stressful and a time when mental health issues that are not effectively addressed…

Self-harm and suicidality in young people is one of the most distressing and threatening presentations for practitioners. Not only are…

With the sudden drop in temperature across the country, the constant refrain has become ‘It’s so cold and I hate…