LinkedIn for therapists – is it worth it?

We’re often asked whether social networking is a good idea for therapists. Our answer is always ‘yes’.LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook and Google+ are all useful – and all in slightly different ways.If you’re a private practitioner, you may not be on LinkedIn yet. Even if...

Do You Resist Making Goals For Your Practice?

This article has been written by Jude Fay who is an experienced psychotherapist practising in Co Kildare. She also supports other practitioners to establish and develop their practices. You can view more information here   I often talk and write about having a plan...

Online Coaching Conference

Are you a therapist, psychologist, counsellor or behavioural expert? Are you interested in how coaching can help recovery from healthcare challenges such as addiction, anxiety, and obesity?Whether you′re already a certified professional coach, or you′re considering...

Online counselling and psychotherapy

The following article, by Phillipa Weitz, was published here in the e-Beratung journal in October,and she has kindly allowed us to replicate it on our website. Please bear in mind that this was written for a European audience.1. IntroductionTomorrow never comes!...

Therapy: times are changing…

Traditionally, when someone visualised talking therapy, they would imagine the client reclining on a couch, pouring their heart out whilst the therapist sat and made notes. Nowadays both our perception, and the reality, has changed considerably. We have moved to the...

Providing therapy services to your local GP

Many private practitioners find it difficult to obtain referrals from GP surgeries, or are unsure about contacting them in the first place. This article on the Hub contains some advice, but we’d love to hear from you with your thoughts.Do you receive referrals from GP...