Featured journals
The journal publishes relevant, innovative and original articles on the theory, research, teaching and practice of family therapy.
The BJP focuses primarily on high-quality original accounts of practice and research that contribute vital knowledge to the field of psychotherapy.
The journal publishes articles on the science, practice, and education/training of counseling psychology.
The journal covers the psychological therapies with particular, but not exclusive, reference to developments in psychotherapy, psychoanalysis, counselling and counselling psychology.
the journal is recognised as the leading source of information on group therapy theory, practice, and research, this journal features contributions from foremost experts in the field.
Collection Spotlight - Alexander Street Press
Alexander Street Press - Counseling & Therapy in Video
Overview:
- This video database contains more than 2,500 hours of footage from actual therapy sessions, training videos and reenactments conducted by renowned counseling professionals.
- Provides a firsthand look at the realities of working with clients and the challenges associated with putting theoretical concepts into practice.
Features:
- Search and browse by presenting condition, therapist, therapeutic approach and more
- Clip-making tools, personalised playlists, and annotations; share via embed codes and links
- Synchronised, searchable, scrolling transcripts run alongside each video
Alexander Street Press - Counseling & Psychotherapy Transcripts
Overview
- Landmark database containing more than 2,000 transcripts of real therapy and counseling sessions and over 44,000 pages of first-person narratives illuminating the experience of mental illness and its treatment.
- Content includes diaries, letters, autobiographies, oral histories, and personal memoirs along with the full text of therapy and counseling sessions themselves. All accounts are non-fiction, delivered in the first person and, where possible, contemporaneous.
- Narratives are supported by 25,000 pages of major reference works to give context to these primary sources.
Features
- Browse and search by resource type, subject, symptoms and therapies.
- Limit searches by age of client and therapist.
- Print, download and create permalinks of resources.
Key industry associations
- Australian Association of Cognitive and Behaviour Therapy (AACBT)AACBT is a national body for professionals interested in the practice, research and training of established and emerging evidence-based behavioural and cognitive therapies.
- Australian Counselling Association (ACA)The ACA is the national professional peak association for counsellors and psychotherapists.
- Australian Psychological SocietyA national professional association for psychologists. Includes information on psychology topics, careers and media releases.
- Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia IncA national peak body for counsellors and psychotherapists and for professional associations in the counselling and psychotherapy field in Australia.
- American Psychological Association (APA)The APA is a scientific and professional organisation that represents psychology in the United States.The website contains links to the APA style guide, psychology topics and publications.
Support services and organisations
- Beyond BlueA national anxiety, depression and suicide prevention support organisation. Providing support services, programs, research, advocacy and communication activities.
- Black Dog InstituteProvides information on symptoms, treatment and prevention of depression and bipolar disorder.
- HeadspaceA national youth mental health foundation. Free online and telephone service that supports young people aged between 12 and 25 and their families.
- MensLine AustraliaProvides telephone and online counselling service for men with emotional health and relationship concerns.
- Mental Health Council of AustraliaA national non-government organisation representing and promoting the interests of the Australian mental health sector and committed to achieving better mental health for all Australians.