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In this issue: Too young to understand? Overcoming age discrimination in counselling. ... plus Working with mother-daughter conflict, Is it time to flex our boundaries? Helping clients find new languages for loss, The case for single-session counselling

In this issue: Listening to learn - shifting institutionalised racism... plus The trope of the black lady therapist, Carl Rogers and race, hurt and anger, Cultural identity in the therapy room, Holding the black experience in supervision

In this issue: Slender threads - embodied spirituality in practice... The ecological as psyche - nature-based therapy... The uncanny connection - a visit to the Freud museum.

Exploring the link between addiction and undiagnosed ADHD and autism... plus... Has school counselling lost its voice?... Safeguarding issues in older clients... Racial misidentification in therapy... Working with unexpressed emotions

Celebrating community and collaboration: Meet the black innovators rewriting the therapy rulebook. Plus: Understanding and interrupting racial hauntings... Helping black students navigate white academia... What it means to be a good elder... When a client wants to contact your supervisor

In this issue ... contents and editorial

In this issue ... contents and editorial

In this issue ... contents and editorial

Our ethics advisor and Therapy Today readers consider this month's dilemma. Therapy Today, April 2024

Open article. David Waite explores his approach to the spiritual elements of his counselling practice. Thresholds, Winter 2014