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Opening The Johari Window

Leo Muckley July, 2026

In May this year, I had a really enjoyable time attending the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy’s (BACP) 32nd Annual BACP International Research Conference, which was titled ‘Collaboration for a just society – Multidisciplinary research in counselling and mental health’. The conference took place in London and ran across […]

Those lazy hazy days of summer

Susan O Regan July, 2026

This summer is already one for the memory bank and, even as I write in late July, the forecast for the next week or so is still sunshine and more sunshine. There have been so many beautiful moments already and a poignant sense of childhood when summer days and school […]

Wired and tired: How to beat burnout before it beats you

Lorraine Dufficey July, 2026

I hope, given all the exceptionally good weather we have had this summer, that you have all had a chance to relax and reap its benefits. The glorious sunshine should really set up our vitamin D stores for the coming winter. But what if you are finding that despite the long […]

August beauty edit

Sherna Malone July, 2026

Innovation in beauty isn’t always about the latest trend, it’s often found in thoughtful formulations, well-researched ingredients and products designed to solve real concerns. This month’s Beauty Edit showcases a selection of exciting new launches, including some Irish brands, spanning skincare, haircare, bodycare and makeup, each offering something a little […]

From survival to creating sustainable fashion

WCP Staff July, 2026

by Galyna Zaitseva When I first met Saeeda, I was struck by her quiet presence. She speaks softly, listens carefully and has no natural desire to be the centre of attention. At first, she seems shy and reserved. Yet the more time you spend with her, the more clearly you […]

In a manner of speaking

Tina Pisco July, 2026

Victor Hugo said: “To speak another language is to gain another soul.” That’s because the language we speak shapes the way we think. Irish is a case in point. Unfortunately, I still don’t speak it, even after over thirty years of living here. I do, however, have some insights into […]

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