by Josephine Hughes | Jul 31, 2025 | Ethical Practice
When you think of ADHD, mindfulness and CBT might not be the first therapeutic tools that come to mind. Many clients with ADHD – and therapists too – find traditional approaches frustrating. They might struggle with structure, repetition, or demands to...
by Josephine Hughes | Jul 24, 2025 | Private Practice
Do you ever feel private practice marketing is pushy or overwhelming? Therapist Becky Willoughby offers a refreshing alternative: growing through connection, care, and community. She runs Willow Therapy Tring and has built a thriving practice without relying on...
by Josephine Hughes | Jul 17, 2025 | Private Practice
Experiencing a Private Practice Slowdown This Summer? Summer slowdowns in private practice are common – but they can still feel unsettling. It’s easy to start questioning your skills, your marketing, or even whether you’re cut out for this work. But the truth is...
by Josephine Hughes | Jul 3, 2025 | Ethical Practice
Understanding masculinity, shame, and intersectionality in the therapy room When supporting male survivors of sexual abuse, therapists often face unspoken challenges. Stigma, silence, and shame continue to shape the experiences of men, boys, and trans men who have...
by Josephine Hughes | Jun 26, 2025 | Ethical Practice
When you’re trying to grow your private practice it’s important to think about what might be missing from your profile. Inadvertently, if you’re not including an equality and diversity statement, you may be missing out on clients who need to know that they’re...
