Psychotherapy Blog
: 17 July 2026

The Thirst for Oneness

Even people with no religion tend to place the root of the spiritual in one very ordinary scene: a baby looking up at its mother. The infant gazes at her as at …

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Psychotherapy Blog
: 17 July 2026

The Underworld and the Temenos

In every mythology there is an underworld. It is described in much the same way wherever you find it: dark, grey, cold, uncomfortable, a place of pain. I have …

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Psychotherapy Blog
: 16 July 2026

Body Number 2: What a Male Eating Disorder Really Is

Many men who develop an eating disorder were, as boys, a little heavy - a child carrying a bit too much weight. What the disorder then does, in one form or …

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Psychotherapy Blog
: 16 July 2026

Masculinity Across a Life: One Energy, from Boy to Wise Old Man

A great deal of what I see in my consulting room - the addictions, the eating disorders, the aggression, the aimlessness, the midlife unravelling - makes more …

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Psychotherapy Blog
: 16 July 2026

Rehab, Honestly: When It Helps, and How to Choose One

Rehab is an important place. For some people it is the thing that saves their life, and I want to say that plainly before I say anything else - because most of …

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Psychotherapy Blog
: 16 July 2026

The Kronos Energy: How a Young Man's Aggression Becomes Ambition

A woman’s development is organised, in part, around a bodily and cyclical reality she must come to terms with. A man’s is organised around an energy he must …

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Psychotherapy Blog
: 8 July 2026

Disorganised Attachment Style: What It Is, Why It Develops, and How Therapy Helps

Of the four attachment styles described in developmental psychology (secure, anxious-preoccupied, dismissive-avoidant, and disorganised) disorganised attachment …

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Psychotherapy Blog
: 8 July 2026

Eating Disorders and Addiction in Athletes: The Obsessive-Compulsive Thread

Elite sport selects for exactly the traits that, taken too far, become an illness: discipline, self-denial, the ability to override the body’s signals and keep …

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Psychotherapy Blog
: 8 July 2026

What is Righteous Indignation? A Jungian Perspective

Righteous indignation is the feeling of moral outrage in response to perceived injustice. It is one of the most energising emotional states available to human …

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