What Does the Latest Psychotherapy Research Tell Us? My review of the most recent evidence is now out in the March issue of BACP's Therapy Today, and also available for free access via the link here.
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Therapist as activists....
Join us this evening for our seminar on embracing a politicised practice and life, by Director of Black Psychotherapy, Kim Loliya
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What does climate change mean for mental health and how will it impact service delivery?
Join us this evening (friday) for our TaSC seminar, 5pm, and community meeting
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Over 15 years in the making, the second ed of Facts are Friendly provides an accessible, comprehensive, and contemporary review of the evidence on the effectiveness of therapy, and the factors that contribute to change. www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/on-what-re...
How do we meet dehumanisation in a humanising way?
I'll be presenting reflections on the challenge of humanisation at the Society of Psychotherapy, 10th March 2026
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What is the role of psychotherapy in times of extreme upheaval? And who or what needs to change in times of change?
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We're working to develop a measure that can help young people express their preferences for therapy, and are looking for young people to test out our items. Shouldn't take more than ten minutes and will be incredibly helpful for the generation of a new YP personalisation tool
THERAPY AND CLASS
Counselling and psychotherapy is often stereotyped as a middle class, privileged profession -- but is this for good reason?
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Should person-centred therapists be concerned with research evidence? There's been an interesting online debate exploring this question, and this recent blog presents some reflections on the issue. What do you think?
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Today at 5pm. Join Olumide Ajulo and Jeremy Sachs to discuss Sachs’ new book ‘An Intersectional Guide for Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse and their Allies: Masculinity Reconnected’.
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In a major first study of its type, we showed that clients' experiences of relational depth with their therapists predicted change in depression and anxiety symptoms--above and beyond levels of alliance.
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How do you develop synergic actions at the social and political level? This new qualitative paper, led by colleagues at York University in the food systems field, draws on expert practitioner perspectives to develop an understanding of synergies in action
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Increasingly, a key question for me is how we can meet polarisation, closedness, and dehumanisation in a way that does not replicate it. This post explores the different ways in which we might be able to meet polarisation constructively.
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After over 15 years of prevarication, procrastination, and avoidance, have managed to submit the final manuscript for the second edition of my 'Facts are friendly' book--due out Spring 2026 from Sage.
Save the date for our Therapy and Social Change (@TaSC) conference next year: 25th April 2026 - onlinevents.co.uk/save-the-dat...
Doctoral research project on the experiences of gay muslim men. Please do consider, or distribute onwards, as appropriate
If you missed the TASC Network talk, you can now catch the video of conflict negotiator, Yeshim Harris, talking about lessons from war zones and what it can teach us about addressing human conflict: between people and within.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=W651...
Today: lessons from a war zone to inform therapeutic change: our June TASC Network seminar. How do we face the oppressor outside and within:
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Our next TASC Network seminar is from global conflict negotiator, Yeshim Harris, who will be looking at what can be learnt from her work for the field of therapy.
Friday, 6th June, 5pm-6pm BST. Free, but please book via:
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/conflict-t...
What is 'epistemic justice' and what does it mean for therapeutic thought and practice. Our TASC Network seminar, this Friday (5-6pm), from the brilliant Nicola Blunden, should be a great introduction to the concept and its implications. www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/epistemic-...
Experiences of women who were mothers while involved in the UK criminal justice system.
For more information, please contact our Counselling Psychology student Chloe Reed: reedc3@roehampton.ac.uk
Online workshop for Japanese colleagues on pluralistic therapy: 18th June 20.00-22.00 Japanese time.
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Join our University of Roehampton study on The Challenges of Defining Trauma.
We’re looking for HCPC-registered psychologists with 2+ years’ experience. Y
To sign up or find out more, please visit www.traumaresearch.co.uk or email lindopl@roehampton.ac.uk
Hull: delighted to be coming up for Hull’s first Mental Health Conference, Wed. May 21st. Challenge stigma and drive real conversations; Share cutting-edge strategies for schools, workplaces, and clinics; Foster collaboration across professionals. hopen.co.uk/hulls-premie...
My colleague at University of Roehampton, Savin Bapir-Tardy, has been leading research on overcoming mandated shunning in religious groups. Here she introduces her work
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If you missed our amazing seminar on Friday with young people, parents, professionals, and leaders of the mental health organisations talking about the need for better emotional health in schools, you can find the recording here.
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Help Make Schools a Place of Emotional Health, Nurture, and Wellbeing. Friday, 5-7pm, online event bringing together the therapy professions to develop our campaign to make schools a place where children and young people can develop their self-worth. www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/emotionall...
A dialogue on therapy, AI, and social change
Exploring the intersection of therapy and societal wellbeing; along with pluralism and AI.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIou...
Help make schools a place of emotional health, wellbeing, and nurturing. Join us for our cross-professions event: Friday 25th April, 5-7pm. Free, but please register via the link below.
What does it mean to be in the age of 'humachines'? In this latest TASC Network podcast, we talk to author Michael Harvey about the increasing reach of AI, the threat it poses to humanity, and how we can strive towards a future that is fully human.
www.buzzsprout.com/2256885/epis...