Author: Hicham Jabrane

Fears of Death and Dying in the Counter-Transference – Revisited in the time of the Coronavirus’ by Paul Terry. Paul Terry published his paper on…

Working with adolescents as a therapist is hugely rewarding and challenging in equal measure – always walking the fine line between being ‘allowed in’ as…

There have been many important developments in the understanding of the brain particularly over the last 10-15 years : medical technology has allowed for closer…

The way we develop as counsellors and therapists can have many influences, sometimes a book, lecture, poem or conversation can have a particular impact. Following…

Book club Event: God Help the Child by Toni Morrison – Caroline Rose Caroline has for a long time been interested in issues of difference,…

Maggie will speak from her experience of living in a care home for a year having been diagnosed with cancer. Drawing on concepts such as…

Hicham Jabrane and Ruth Wismayer, will be sharing their psychoanalytically informed approach in delivering school-based interventions in the challenging context of a special school (SEMH)…

Reflections on career transitions within counselling and psychotherapy – Ayan Ali When do you start introducing yourself to people as a ‘counsellor/psychotherapist’ and leave your…

Jackie will reflect on her work as a psychotherapist in an NHS setting and how she feels the psychosocial impacts on the work and how…

Climate change poses an unprecedented threat to human civilization, yet our collective response has been far from sufficient. In this discussion, Rob Stuart will delve…