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Bereavement can leave you in a state of shock, and only when the shock is over you start to look at what’s left.    In this episode of our series, our CEO Sarah Niblock sits down with UKCP psychotherapist Juliet Rosenfield to discuss loss and the journey through grief. 

Marketing yourself and your psychotherapy services during lockdown is no easy feat. In this episode, UKCP psychotherapist Nicholas Rose discusses self-marketing with UKCP's CEO Sarah Niblock. 

In this episode of our Covid-19 series, UKCP CEO Sarah Niblock spoke to UKCP psychotherapist and Trustee Divine Charura to find out how important research really is.

Unexpected changes and life events can derail our plans. In this episode of our podcast our CEO Sarah Niblock sits down with UKCP psychotherapist Melissa Cliffe to discuss mid-life and the change that comes hand in hand with getting older. 

Has the internet left you feeling anxious, angry, upset or depressed? In this episode our CEO Sarah Niblock is talking to UKCP psychotherapist Catherine Knibbs about cybertrauma and the emotional impact it can have on us. 

The coronavirus pandemic has impacted the work of therapists across the nation.  In this episode Sarah Niblock talks to UKCP psychotherapist Juliet Rosenfeld about her experience working during the Covid-19  restrictions.  They discuss grief, working online and the importance of taking care of yourself during this time. 

 The coronavirus crisis has meant much of the way we work and live has changed.  Charlotte and Sarah discuss the new online practice environment of psychotherapist and psychotherapeutic counsellors. 

This is a challenging time filled with uncertainty.  In this episode we are speaking to UKCP psychotherapist and Vice Chair Andy Cotton about the need for psychotherapists and psychotherapeutic counsellors to support the ‘emotional state of the nation.’ 

In this episode UKCP psychotherapist and Vice Chair Andy Cottom discusses how the current crisis has affected his online practice. 

Sometimes the world seems like a very frightening place.  In this month’s podcast our CEO Sarah Niblock asked UKCP psychotherapist, John-Paul Davies what can we do to cope with the news and social media onslaught. 

When family conflict arises it can often feel impossible to find a resolution. This month our CEO Sarah Niblock sat down with UKCP psychotherapist and CEO of Mind Mid Herts Sharn Tomlinson to find out how psychotherapy can help families heal wounds. ‘What we need to focus on is how are they communicating and how we can help them communicate in a more healthy way.’

With love, existing in so many parts of our lives shouldn’t we know more about it? This month our CEO Sarah Niblock sat down with UKCP psychotherapists Dr Divine Charura to discuss self-love, our love for others and our love for humanity.

Technoference can ignite conflict. But what do you do if your partner is phone-obsessed? In the latest episode of our Talking Therapies podcast with Psychologies Magazine we asked UKCP psychotherapist Hilda Burke to find out.

This month, UKCP psychotherapist Kelly Hearn sat down with Matt Nicholls from the UKCP to find out if financial problems in a relationship are really just about money?

Divorce can often turn into a blame game, in which the main aim is to come out on top. This month Martin Pollecoff, psychotherapist and chair of the UKCP, sat down with our CEO Sarah Niblock, to discuss the conflict that can often ensue after divorce.

The rise of dating apps has changed the world of dating, but is it for better or for worse? UKCP psychotherapist Denise Dunne sat down with Sarah Niblock, CEO of the UKCP, to find out how dating apps are affecting our mental health.

One in eight men report having 'no close friends'.  In this episode we spoke to UKCP psychotherapist Noe Bell to find out why men are so lonely.

Do you ever find yourself overthinking? This month we sat down with  UKCP psychotherapist Susie Hewitt to find out how mindfulness, along with psychotherapy, can help.

'General avoidance of sex is a really big problem, especially for people in couples, which tends to be related to the fear of it going wrong,' says UKCP psychotherapist Kate Moyle. We sat down with Kate to find out more about sexual anxiety and how it can affect our relationships. 

In this episode, produced in partnership with Psychologies Magazine, we spoke to UKCP psychotherapist Julia Bueno to better understand how to heal after a miscarriage.

Do you need a break from stress this summer?  We sat down with UKCP psychotherapist Susan Smith, who has first-hand experience of the real impact stress can have in our lives.

What are eating disorders?  We spoke to UKCP psychotherapist Dr Christian Buckland about how psychotherapy can help with recovery. 

We are understanding addiction this month with UKCP psychotherapist Richard Nicholls.  'Having an addiction tends to narrow down the number of other interests in somebody’s life,' says Nicholls.