Articles about Professional Issues

Informed consent ensures you understand your treatment, including its benefits, risks, and alternatives, before making a decision. It places you at the centre of care, su...

Confidentiality in therapy safeguards your privacy, creating a trusted space where you can speak openly, explore sensitive issues, and engage fully in your mental health ...

Addiction counselling is not nationally regulated in major countries, with credentialing handled by voluntary bodies and local requirements. Read on to compare standards ...

Professional boundaries are the guardrails of therapy, defining a clear, ethical space where your care stays focused on healing. By setting limits on roles, contact, and ...

Dans cet article, nous explorons les défis uniques auxquels nous, en tant que psychologues, sommes confrontés dans notre pratique quotidienne; tout en mettant l'accent su...

Part 4 - How it feels to sit with another person as we turn a story from something toxic, to something healing.

Part 3 - How it feels to sit with another person as we turn a story from something toxic, to something healing.

Imposter syndrome - Tips to overcome self-doubt and how the syndrome manifests as an inner critic, often leading us undervaluing our achievements.

Part 2 - How it feels to sit with another person as we turn a story from something toxic, to something healing.

Part 1 - How it feels to sit with another person as we turn a story from something toxic, to something healing.

This is how it feels to sit with another person as we turn a story from something toxic, to something healing.

When did our profession ever seriously consider the loss of wonder and its implications for the health of doctor and patient alike?