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The new General Data Protection Regulation became effective at the end of May. Peter Jenkins considers the implications for therapists in private practice. Private Practice, June 2018

Setting up a successful private practice requires building from a solid base. Regular column from Martin Hogg. Private Practice, June 2018

In light of the Grenfell Tower tragedy, Paul Silver-Myer reflects on the frequency with which the theme of injustice enters the therapy room. Private Practice, Autumn 2017

Sandra Zecevic-Gonzalez presents a perspective on the impact of nutrition on brain and body chemistry, and its important role in maintaining and managing mental health. Private Practice, Autumn 2017

Throughout supervision, we should always keep an ending in sight, just as we do with our clients. Private Practice, June 2018

As therapists, how do we cope when crises in our own lives affect the energy we have available for client work? By Christine Flanders. Private Practice, June 2018

Clients may want to break free from old roles, but they also often fear who and what they might be without them. Regular column from Sue Lyons. Private Practice, Summer 2017.

Debbie Ruskin has developed relationship models to provide greater insight than words alone when working with clients. Private Practice, Summer 2017

If the mere thought of networking puts you off trying, Martin Hogg has some practical tips to help make it fun and fruitful. Private Practice, Winter 2014

From a legal perspective, what exactly is our ‘duty of care’ towards our clients? Peter Jenkins explains. Private Practice, Winter 2014