The separate arts therapies–drama, art, music and dance–are becoming available to
increasing numbers of clients as mental health professionals discover their potential to …

There is substantial evidence to suggest that clinical psychology services are failing to meet
the psychological and clinical needs of people from minority ethnic groups. This paper …

What damage does psychology do to people's lives, and what can we do about it? How do
we recognise and support resistance? Written by expert practitioners-researchers, this co …

Clinicians continue to be anxious about the assessment and treatment of dysfluency, but all
the evidence suggests that early intervention is of primary importance in preventing long …

In Britain today, counsellors and therapists often work with people from a diverse range of
ethnic groups whose cultures are substantially different from their own. There is increasing …

Counselling psychology, a rapidly expanding mental health discipline, is rooted in academic
psychology and therefore has unique potential of develop and sustain a powerful model for …

Racism within the UK remains structurally embedded in the fabric of society. The history of
colonisation and race science, and current socio-political climate, influence how Clinical …

The Department of Health and Home Office (1992) formally acknowledged women in
forensic provision as being a vulnerable group, with neglected needs in terms of care and …

Counsellers' perspectives on how the issues of race and culture affect counselling,
psychology and psychotherapy were explored in this phenomenological inquiry by …

The profession of Clinical Psychology, both in its past and present, has been greatly
impacted by whiteness. Due to this, it is important to consider how whiteness affects Clinical …