Posts by Brighton Therapy Partnership
How to Start Your Private Practice
Whether you’re newly qualified or have been working in an agency setting for some time, starting your own therapy private practice can feel daunting. There can be a sense of…
Read MoreResources for Therapists Working with Children & Young People
We’ve put together this resource list for therapists working with children and young people in their practice, in the hopes it will be something you can refer back to time…
Read MoreGSRD Misconceptions Therapists Need to Know
Gender, Sexual and Relationship Diversity isn’t just about LGBTQ+ identities – it’s about all of us understanding who we are and how we relate to these concepts. As well as…
Read MoreWorking with Young People in Therapy – Nine Takeaways
Now more than ever young people need our support to navigate the world they’re living in. From navigating the pandemic to immersion in online life, there are challenges that will…
Read MoreDiscounted Therapy CPD When You Join Brighton Therapy Partnership Mailing List
At Brighton Therapy Partnership we host a range of therapy training opportunities throughout the year – with regular CPD days from renowned expert speakers in the field of counselling and…
Read MoreMeg-John Barker interview
Meg-John Barker (they/them) is an esteemed author and former counsellor, specialising in Gender, Sexual and Relationship Diversity (GSRD) and subjects around self-care. We’re thrilled that they will be joining us…
Read MoreAn Introduction to GSRD for Therapists
GSRD (Gender, Sexual and Relationship Diversity) might not be a term you’re familiar with so in this blogpost we’ll share what these terms refer to and why having understanding, and…
Read MoreReflections on Grief, Food & Therapy
In this article we explore how loss and grief can disrupt our relationship with food, whether we are drawn to or away from it. Linda Cundy will be exploring this…
Read MoreInterview with Rebecca Kirkbride
Rebecca Kirkbride is a therapist and writer specialising in working with children and young people. Her books include Counselling Young People: A Practitioner Manual*, Counselling Children and Young People in…
Read MoreEating Disorder Myths & Misconceptions Therapists Need to Know
When considering our understanding of eating disorders and disordered eating it’s important to consider whether any of the many myths, misconceptions and stereotypical images that permeate public consciousness have entered…
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