
#31 THERAPYCRAFT: Treating depression, for exasperated therapists (part one)
An eclectic psychoanalytic theory of the nature and aetiology of depression.
I write about psychoanalysis, psychology and spirituality. For therapists, creatives, and anyone in the pursuit of their real, grown-up self.
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An eclectic psychoanalytic theory of the nature and aetiology of depression.

Hope and real-world remedies for the self-identified insecure.

Some under-acknowledged traits and states brilliant therapists have in common.

Interrogating the shaky claims of "supershrink" literature.

What I would say in our first supervision session.

Some under-considered risks of being a bitch.

Psychotherapy involves an ancient task. Considering a mysterious ancestry that extends far further back than Freud (instead of only our modern 'evidence base') might help us be better at our work.

And a note on finding the right kind of help.

The black beginning, and escaping psychology's Saturnian shadow.

Lighting the hearth in convict country.