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Martin Hogg looks at a way to use your unique identity to create marketing messages for your private practice. Private Practice, Winter 2017

Could your choice of whether you run your private practice from home, a rented room, or a combination of both, say more about you than you at first might think? Private Practice, Spring 2017

When depression is the presenting problem, the therapist’s challenge is to explore how this is worked out in the couple relationship. Private Practice, Spring 2017

Where do you place yourself on the spectrum of how to greet your clients at the beginning of a session, and say goodbye to them at the end? Private Practice, Winter 2017

How your clients pay you is about to change radically, as therapists join the cashless service economy. By Louise Chunn. Private Practice, Winter 2017

The ability to challenge our clients when appropriate is a fundamental part of our remit and responsibility as therapists, and key to effective therapy, argues Trudi Dargan. Private Practice, Spring 2015

John Rowan argues that dialogical self theory supports the idea that the internal self is made up of multiple different selves. Private Practice, Spring 2015

Anne Power asks whether therapy can help clients find the ‘right’ relationship? Private Practice, Winter 2016

Perrine Moran focuses on the impact of the birth of the first child, and the transition from being partners to becoming parents. Private Practice, Winter 2016

Our role in working therapeutically with transgender people must involve an understanding of the breadth of trans experiences, and reach beyond the binary account of gender provided by the mainstream media, writes Kaete Robinson. Private Practice, Autumn 2016