Behind the pictures
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How I became a therapist: Nash Popovic
Nash Popovic describes his circuitous route to pioneering a new model of integrated coaching/counselling Read more
A slice of the cake
Is there a future for the voluntary sector in the NHS counselling marketplace, asks Catherine Jackson? Read more
Dilemmas: Working with two therapists
Dave is seeking help for his PTSD. But he is already working with another therapist on abuse issues. Should Abraham agree to take him on? Read more
Wounded leaders
Nick Duffell says the emotional privations of a boarding school education have shaped Britain’s political leadership for centuries Read more
A hand across cyberspace
Online counselling can cross continents to help people with gambling addiction, writes Jane Fahy Read more
Congruence or criticism?
In the hands of inexperienced counsellors, congruence can easily turn into bullying, says Nicola Davies Read more
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