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For a listing of feature articles in previous issues of the AIP journal see below. Selected articles are available to download in PDF format. Please note that some files may take some time to download.
Autumn 2009 Up front
Thoughts from Justine Oldfield-Rowell, chair of AIP- EAP changes
Kevin Friery, Right Corecare clinical director, responds to questions posed by AIP Chair Justine Oldfield-Rowell - How to choose a personal therapist
Stacey Goldman asks a critical question -
 Should we be happy?
Ros Pirani ponders an age-old question - Online supervision: perspectives
‘Virtual' supervision is becoming increasingly popular. Jane Evans considers the implications and two of her supervisees share their experiences - Boundaries
Nancy Cole considers a central issue in treatment - AIP conference 2009
Full details and your booking form - Counselling with a visual impairment
Caroline Waite shares some of the questions and answers that she has exchanged with her
Summer 2009 -
 How I work: multi-aspect therapy in general practice - Edwin Alan Salter shares his philosophy and style of practice - The struggle for authenticity in the second act - Greg Madison confronts his ‘black speck’
- BACP Fellow Patricia Justice, 1945-2009 - Friends and colleagues offer memories and tributes
- Brief psychotherapies: the evidence - There is a paucity of evidence relating to decisions about treatment length, writes Michael Barkham
- Still not convinced about CBT? - A summary of NICE treatment recommendations for the use of psychological therapies
- AIP pilot - Update and a chance to take part
- Neuro-linguistic programming - Matt Hudson shares the way NLP can be used in harmony with, as well as in isolation from, counselling and psychotherapy
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Summer 2009
Spring 2009 Home thoughts from the jungle - BACP vice president Esther Rantzen reflects on her loneliness and isolation during her time on ‘I’m a celebrity… get me out of here!’ - The open secret - Emily M Brown, author of Patterns of infidelity and their treatment, takes an in-depth look at the dynamics of extra-marital affairs
- Self-injury: self-expression inside out - self-injury and self-harm can beistressing for caring professionals, yet provide relief from intolerable distress, writes Wedge. When you see clients who habitually hurt themselves, what can you do to help?
- Borderline personality disorder - Once a borderline, always a borderline, says Morag Wolverhampton Fabriano
- Online counselling: another string to your bow? - Gill Jones explains what it is and answers some commonly asked questions
- For your toolbox: 10 steps to happiness
- Professionalism and supervision - preparing for the future Alun Jones shares his experience of the AIP conference last November
- Spirituality and counselling in independent practice - Counsellors interested in spirituality will find much of interest at the APSCC annual conference, says John Eatock
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Spring 2009 PDF
Winter 2008 Crossing cultural borderlands: counselling in a non-native
language - Beverley Costa is inspired by articles in therapy today- Should I stay or should I go? - Michael Alexander ponders the
adolescent male’s need to separate - Data retention - Useful advice for independent practitioners
- Relax – do it! - Useful relaxation and visualisation techniques for your toolbox
- On the receiving end - Helen Pattinson presents her
‘Idiot’s guide to counselling me’ - Taken to supervision - John Rowan’s moving account of
how supervision enabled him to keep going - To download a copy of the above articles in PDF format please click the link below:
Winter 2008 PDF
Autumn 2008 The importance of examining your own prejudices as a supervisor: Originally published 10 years ago in the RACE division journal and in the PRG newsletter, Angus. Igwe's thoughts are as provocative and pertinent now as then- Supervision - how is it for you?: Issues to contemplate
- Guidelines for effective use of supervision: Margaret Akmakjian-Pitz shares tips on how to be prepared and make the most of supervision,
- Issues for supervision: Case studies to help you consider what would might do in similar situations
- Working with abuse: Supervision is crucial both for understanding the client and for the protection and support of the therapist, says Moira Walker
- A brief introduction to some AIP members: AIP members share details of their training, their practice, their hopes and fears
- From an AIP counsellor: A moving experience with a client
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Autumn 2008 PDF
Summer 2008 Intercultural therapy: Ursula Troche explains why an understanding is important for all practitioners- Green rooms: Consider the room in which you work, suggests Selena Chandler - it may well have an impact on the therapeutic process
- Attachment: Letting go can help clients move forward, explains Jack Allen
- Making sense of the world around us: Julie Wales shares her thoughts and some suggestions
- Resolving conflict and solving problems: Relationship therapist Madge Holmes offers ways to help couples
- Diagnostic assessment and levels of counselling/psychotherapy: Ray Landon suggests some differences between counselling and psychotherapy
- AIP executive committee: Newly co-opted members John Crew and Wendy Halsall introduce themselves
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Summer 2008 PDF
Spring 2008 Up front: Thoughts from Justine Oldfield-Rowell, chair of AIP.- Regulation and the independent therapist: Justine Oldfield-Rowell interviews Nicola Barden for clarification on how regulation might affect independent therapists.
- NHS reform in England: BACP's Louise Robinson explores the implications for AIP members - our services, practice and clients.
- Being clear about boundaries: Jonathan Coe outlines an initiative designed to raise awareness of boundary violations, and provides some tips for practitioners on managing boundaries.
- Counterresistance: A thought-provoking look at a fascinating topic, by Margaret Akmakjian-Pitz
- Discovering who you are through the enneagram: Reflections on the ancient typology by Susie Holden Smith
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Spring 2008 PDF
Spring 2007 Delivering CBT: Counsellors could provide a much needed workforce capable of delivering a listening version of CBT, says Frank Wills. But they need to drop their prejudices about the model.- Pre-empting panic attacks: Paul Bress suggests being proactive so clients might not need CBT for help with anxiety
- The gentle art of pottering: Ros Piranni points out the usefulness in what might be considered idling your time away.
- Seven steps to creating a secure therapeutic environment: Paul Bress suggests ways to provide a holding envorinment in the counselling room.
- What does a typical AIP member look like?: Part one of the analysis of the 2006 AIP membership questionnaire
- Last word: Editorial from Margaret Akmakjian-Pitz.
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Spring 2007 PDF
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