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In the first of a new series exploring the work of chaplains and how it complements the work of therapists, Alexandra Logan describes the pleasures of inhabiting a liminal space in the midst of a large institution. University and College Counselling, November 2019

There are benefits to be reaped by students and staff when we move from a risk-focused to a needs-focused model of assessment and response, writes Helen Stallman. University and College Counselling, November 2019

Finding ways to engage with students who may not wish to be seen in person may be part of our remit in offering support to a whole institution. Sonia Greenidge describes how online support may assist in this aim. University and College Counselling, November 2019

Open article: Julian Baggini explores the limitations of therapy to address many of the existential issues which clients bring to our consultation rooms. University and College Counselling, March 2018

The student mental health 'crisis' - distinguishing fact from fiction. Also in this issue: Stressed out and overworked?... Student mental health: what’s the truth?... Single-session therapy

With a widely spread campus come specific challenges and rewards – as well as some fantastic opportunities for outdoor ‘therapy’. Allie Scott, Mental Health and Counselling Manager for the University of the Highlands and Islands, describes her work and her inspirations. University and College Counselling, November 2020

Time, please! The ineluctable move to short-term work. Also in this issue: The Cardiff Model: evolutions and developments... Very short-term work: is there any alternative?.. Supporting trans* students: how groups meet a need

Mindfulness and the lifeworld - Spirituality in outdoor meditation... Sand work for wellbeing - Experiential movement practices... Deep mapping - The healing potential of place

Suicide at work: what to do next? Also in this issue: Conversations: What is stopping employers from reimagining what a career life cycle looks like?... The interview: My workplace

Open article: Ellie Broughton looks at the nuance of harm behind the sensationalist headlines. Therapy Today, April 2025.