Counselling and Psychotherapy Blogs 2018

Counselling Blogs 2018

Blogging has become a way for counsellors to share their thoughts, reflections and knowledge of their profession. Counselling blogs are also becoming a useful way for counsellors to market themselves. It makes them stand out. It allows counsellors to share their reflections on different counselling issues.

Starting a blog needs careful consideration by therapists. It needs to be ethical, especially in relation to boundaries. Never identify any clients. Further information on counselling blogging can be found here.

Sharing of Counselling blogs

As more and more blogs are being written and becoming useful resources for both clients and counsellors, I thought it would be useful to compile a list of blogs. The blogs below are managed by different counsellors and psychotherapists. To look at the blogs, click on the name of the counsellor or psychotherapist.  If you wish to add any to this list, then do let me know in the comments below.

Counsellors/Psychotherapists in UK

Hazel Hill is a BACP accredited counsellor based in Sheffield. Hazel writes this blog. She regularly blogs giving useful tips and advice for her clients that she works with – both online and face to face. , She explores the counselling process and other thoughts that come to her through her daily writing.

Amanda Williamson is a BACP accredited counsellor based in Exeter. Amanda strongly advocates regulation and blogs at Amanda Williamson Counselling Service regularly about this.  She also blogs about counselling issues and books that she has read or recommends.

Karen Pollock is a BACP registered member and works online with her clients. She writes about different counselling issues with a strong lean towards transgender issues.

Therapy Place Blog is written by Duncan Stafford, a BACP accredited and registered counsellor, and lives in Cambridge. Duncan writes about all about issues around counselling, psychotherapy and couples therapy.

Karin Sieger is BACP accredited counsellor. She has a passion with writing (and lives in a houseboat) and writes regularly in her blog about different issues around counselling and psychotherapy. She shares her own cancer journey and offers insightful guide to dealing with cancer.

Fiona Holiday writes a blog which covers the territory of play therapy, early childhood, education and her own personal experience in therapy as a client.  it’s all about connection really and you can find it here

Zahraa is a qualified Person Centred Therapist who blogs about self-care and other counselling tips. Her blog Future Past Therapy can be found here

Selfcare Psychology Blog is run by three counsellors who want to create a one-stop shop for all things about SelfCare. They share tips, advice and stories on how to look after yourself in a busy and stressful world.

Kay Counselling – a fairly new blog from a counsellor

 

Counselling and Psychotherapy blogs – International

What a Shrink thinks is hosted by Martha Crawford, LCSW. Maratha is an American writer and psychotherapist who writes thought provoking posts. What a Shrink Thinks is an online journal promoting general awareness, education, and transparency regarding the psychotherapeutic process.

Nicola Hind provides online counselling and is based in Australia. Through her blog Unveiled stories she writes about various counselling issues.

General Counselling Blogs

Unsafe Spaces Highlights abuse and safeguarding issues in psychological therapies. Phil Dore heads the Campaign for stronger regulation in counselling and psychotherapy. His blogs are informative and thought provoking.

Counsellors Café This is a blog set up  approximately 18 months ago. It aims to be a focal point for counsellors to share their knowledge and to generate discussion. All the posts are written and contributed by other counsellors.

Welldoing.org is therapy directory set up Louise Chunn. She has expanded the directory to include articles, advice and resources. These are written by Welldoing.org members and Louise herself.

Do you recommend any other blogs?  Do you find any of the above blogs useful?

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