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Book Review – Keeping your Head in the Game: untold stories of the highs and lows of a life in sport by Gary Bloom
Book Review Charles Hampton Keeping your Head in the Game: untold stories of the highs and lows of a life in sport By Gary Bloom Published by Penguin Life 2021 It...
What lies at the bottom of that pile? A psychodynamic approach to hoarding – Stelios Kiosses
Stelios Kiosses: What lies at the bottom of that pile? A psychodynamic approach to hoarding Reviewed by Carrie Bruce I was drawn to this session because hoarding was...
Dissociative disorders and on-going abuse: what keeps it going? New developments in attachment theory – Adah Sachs
Adah Sachs, psychoanalytic psychotherapist, has worked for many years with patients in psychiatric care, and is now a consultant at the Clinic for Dissociative Studies....
Moving out: disruption and repair to the internal setting – Marie Bridge
Marie Bridge studied Modern Languages at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford. She trained first as a psychotherapist at the Lincoln Centre (British Psychotherapy Foundation) and...
Why do we call Dyadic Therapy ‘individual’? A look at the number of bodies in the room – Chris Evans
Chris Evans went into psychiatry in 1984 and did the Royal College and Institute of Group Analysis trainings followed by systemic training at the Prudence Skynner...
