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"There is not much in our professional literature about the place and meaning of humour and light-heartedness in therapy." Regular column by Sarah Van Gogh. Private Practice, December 2021

"Relational therapy is largely the skill of sitting with two truths and holding them both as true, even when they appear to be contradictory." Regular column from Alex Sanderson-Shortt. Private Practice, December 2021

"Guarding against being co-opted into a coercively controlling relationship is a constant theme in relationship therapy". Regular column from Alex Sanderson-Shortt. Private Practice, June 2021

Open article: Some illnesses have a psychosomatic element, but how exactly does the mind have this effect on the body? By Peter Afford. Private Practice, December 2019

Understanding the underlying causes of eating disorders will have practical benefits for tackling a disease that鈥檚 often frighteningly resistant to treatment, writes Allie Outram. Private Practice, December 2019

Lesley Ludlow reflects on a busy Private Practice conference. Private Practice, December 2019

The story we can鈥檛 avoid telling is the one that our body inevitably narrates, writes Alessandra Lemma. Private Practice, December 2019

When you work with a self in the room, you are working with their online self too, writes Catherine Knibbs. Private Practice, December 2019

New research shows that isolation affects the biophysical core and wellbeing of trees as well as humans. Private Practice, December 2019

Jude Adcock argues that we are living in and witnessing the advent of a new therapeutic era. Private Practice, September 2020