Asking what your client wants from your work together might seem obvious but it isn't always as clear is it may first seem. In reality,...

The head/heart gap is an experience that many clients in therapy will recognise. They understand the concept being discussed, but it is...

Experiential avoidance is an important concept within Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). It is the idea that, as humans, it is...

I was fortunate to be interviewed by journalist, author, and British Army veteran, Joe Glenton on all things Military Mental Health,...

Functional Contextualism sits at the heart of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) as an essential element in understanding...

Nick Fothergill's seminal lectures on the impact of training and culture on service people/veteran's mental health have been around for...

What is a Panic Attack? Panic attacks are both very common & very distressing. They are a fear response that becomes locked in to a self...

Increasing attention amongst clinicians is rightly being paid to tailoring interventions in a way that takes in to account the cultural...

A couple of years ago, I was lucky enough to play on a new Oculus Rift virtual reality system. As I put the headset on, I found myself...

Have you ever noticed yourself repeating the same unhelpful behaviours or patterns in your life, even when you know they do not work out...

As mindfulness has become increasingly well known among the general public, and in the world of therapy and mental health care, it has...

It is positive that awareness, and to a large degree acceptance, of Post-Traumatic-Stress-Disorder (PTSD) has grown within the military...

Principles and Processes: In this article, we look at the mechanisms that contribute to some trauma survivors going on to develop...