Psychotherapist Resources

Autonomy, Alignment, and the Psychotherapy of Systems

Autonomy, Alignment, and the Psychotherapy of Systems

The emergence of artificial intelligence that can update itself, modify internal models, and act with partial autonomy raises a set of questions that sound surprisingly familiar to psychotherapists. Concerns about misalignment, harmful optimisation, or systems losing...

Reviewing Therapy for Perverts, Weirdos and Crazy Cat People

Reviewing Therapy for Perverts, Weirdos and Crazy Cat People

This article offers a reflective review of Therapy for Perverts, Weirdos and Crazy Cat People: A Lived Experience Introduction to Gestalt Therapy by John Gillespie, an independently published introduction to Gestalt therapy rooted firmly in lived experience. I was...

Understanding Ware’s Sequence in Transactional Analysis

Understanding Ware’s Sequence in Transactional Analysis

Ware’s Sequence is a well-established concept within Transactional Analysis (TA) that explains how individuals move through ego states in predictable ways when stress, conflict, or relational pressure builds. Originally described by Paul Ware in the early 1980s, it...

Body Doubling for ADHD – Accountability and Focus Through Connection

Body Doubling for ADHD – Accountability and Focus Through Connection

For many people with ADHD, getting started can be the hardest part. Even when motivation is high, tasks can remain untouched, delayed by overwhelm, distraction, or inertia. One increasingly popular technique to break this cycle is body doubling: working alongside...

Staying Safe When Working Alone As A Psychotherapist

Staying Safe When Working Alone As A Psychotherapist

I was recently discussing with a colleague some new offices that they are considering. Part of the scenario was that they are hoping to offer late evening, face to face sessions. This got me thinking about the potential dangers of working alone. So I put together some...

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