Navigating Foreignness and Non-nativeness in Post-Brexit Britain: The Lived Experience of Non-British Counselling Psychology and Psychotherapy Trainees
An IPA study, stimulated by the lead author’s own personal experiences, explored how foreign and non-native counselling and psychotherapy trainees experienced living and training in the UK, and working with native-speaking clients in the time of Brexit.
Zamani – Reflections on African Thinkers as Philosophers of Human Experience
In his article in the October 2026 edition of Therapy Today, ‘Zamani’, William Njoki explores how our present-day experiences can carry echoes of family, culture and history across generations. Drawing on his own Kenyan family history, the work of African philosopher John S Mbiti, and his person-centred training, he considers how therapists might make space for these wider influences without imposing meaning on a client’s experience.