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There has been very little research on how the concept of emotional intelligence could relate to some of the overarching issues currently debated in the field of therapeutic relationship. The...

In Client-Centred Therapy (Rogers 1951) and On Becoming a Person (Rogers 1961) Rogers refers in the process of...

Based on my experience both as a previous anxiety sufferer and now as an anxiety counsellor, the most effective way to treat anxiety is with the combination of good self-help information and personal...

Positive thinking can have a very powerful affect, it can bring inner peace, better health, improved relationships...

It is often overlooked that the genesis of attachment theory is rooted in Bowlby’s interest in understanding...

Usually people come to therapy with some level of despair and lack of hope. Or they come with a certain awareness...

The use of metaphor is such a powerful source for personal change in counselling, I admit this is a strong...

This brief article explores some of the factors that are thought to account for successful outcomes in...

Attachment theory was launched by Bowlby in the late 1950s in response to what he saw as questionable ideas about...

In this article I want to explore what motivates women to see a male counsellor and what a male counsellor can...

Anorexia is often misunderstood. The drive to protect this 'state' of being by the sufferer often causes confusion and disbelief in others. It’s a destructive, devastating and addictive process...

Scientists have recently discovered powerful evidence that there may be a link between manic depressives and...