if i thought you were listening, i'd never say a word

Helping the patient make sense of themselves (these are the 40-somethings who say "I got this diagnosis and I'm so relieved") ...

(In the Wrestling Pigs post, I said that psychology as a therapeutic practice had been hi-jacked by an unholy trinity of the pharmaceutical ...

In case your Valley Girl decoder is a bit slow, here's the transcription: Hello, teenage America, My name is Suzy Creemcheese, I...

A couple of posts ago, I said I would subject you to thoughts on category theory, rather than witter on about psychology any more. I have be...

Attentive readers will have noticed that I've been playing catch-up again. Every now and then I get waylaid by something I can't res...

Apparently this is a thing. It was identified by an activist on behalf of US Army vets. He said it was: betrayal of 'what's right...

There needs to be a name for a piece of advice, given as part of a programme, that almost everyone would not be able to follow, and so, when...

If there’s one thing everyone in the psychology business agrees on, it’s that people really benefit from being in relationships. We are happ...

A lot of work goes into theories of how the patient / client came to have their problem. The answer is invariably something that happened in...

As medicine is to the body, so psychology is supposed to be to the mind or soul. Doctors and surgeons are in the business of fixing stuff ...

The first time I read Gaston Bachelard’s The Making of the Scientific Mind , I didn’t really understand what I was reading. Same the second ...