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Peter Cook explores an encounter with a painting by Rembrandt as a way of deepening understanding of the therapeutic relationship in terms of the congruence of the counsellor. Thresholds, Spring 2015

Regular column from Melody Cranbourne-Rosser. Thresholds, Summer 2015

Lynne Booker explores the liminal aspects of her life as a therapist. Thresholds, Summer 2015

Becky Seale explores how Buddhist practitioners work within the person-centred approach. Thresholds, Autumn 2015

Beaumont Stevenson takes a humorous approach to the importance of wisdom and experience. Thresholds, Autumn 2015

In this issue ... contents and editorial

Open article: When pressure mounts to ‘do something’ about student suicide, institutions may rush to adopt programmes or training which lack empirical validity. Rob Poole and Catherine Robinson guide us through some of the considerations we should undertake to avoid expensive, potentially unhelpful mistakes. University and College Counselling, May 2019

How do we make sense of the rise in self-harm among our clients? And how do we enable non-counselling colleagues to respond appropriately when they encounter such behaviour? Jane Darougar explores. University and College Counselling, May 2019

As APSCC begins to mark its 40th anniversary, John Foskett tells the story of the uncertain beginnings of the Association for Pastoral Care and Counselling (which became APSCC) from 1968-73. Thresholds, Spring 2011

'We can still take time to pause, wonder and reflect on what makes us happy and content.' Regular column from Mary Jones. University and College Counselling, March 2022