Psychotherapist London
Thinking & Writing
On psychotherapy, the inner life, and the work of change.
Psychotherapy for Executives
Among the people who sit opposite me at Harley Street, a significant number are high-performing professionals — executives, entrepreneurs, senior clinicians, …
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What to Expect From Your First
Most people arrive at a first psychotherapy session carrying two things: some version of what they want help with, and a private anxiety about what is going to …
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The CEO Who Came for Coaching and Needed
He arrived with a very clear brief. He wanted to work on his communication style, his board relationships, his strategic decision-making. Coaching language. …
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Clinical Supervision in Addiction & Eating Disorder Work
Clinical supervision is one of the most important and least visible parts of the therapeutic process. The client in the room sees the therapist. They do not see …
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Clinical Supervision
Clinical supervision is one of the most important and most consistently undervalued elements of good clinical practice. It is where the work of psychotherapy …
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Chiron, Hermes and the Work of Analysis
Analysis, as I have come to understand it, has very little to do with repair. Something else is asked of it — something harder to name, and less comfortable to …
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Relapse Is Not a Moral Failure
If you have relapsed, this is the first thing I want you to know: relapse does not mean you have failed at recovery. It means you have a disease that has …
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Relapse Begins Long Before You Pick Up
One of the most important things I have learned in 25 years of working with people in addiction and eating disorder recovery — and in my own recovery — is this: …
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Psychotherapy and You
He arrived with a very clear brief. He wanted to work on his communication style, his board relationships, his strategic decision-making. Coaching language. …
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