Professional Resources for Therapists

An interview with Jon Allen

Part Two - Accessing the chemistry of consciousness and emotion, by Ian Weinberg | Practicing neurosurgeon

Part One - The neuro-anatomy and associated neuro-physiology of the core components of memory, emotion and motivation, by Ian Weinberg | Practicing neurosurgeon

Bringing together the ideas of Fairbairn on object relations, Sutherland on self and society, and Pichon-Rivière on the link, and illustrating these through a vignette of...

Trish Bartley - mindfulness trainer - explores feelings and sensations and what they offer us.

"In this way, mentalizing is always an imaginative, intuitive, playful activity, necessary for perceiving, tracking, and interpreting human behaviour. "

Another look at an aspect of the Rorschach test.

When did our profession ever seriously consider the loss of wonder and its implications for the health of doctor and patient alike?

We are foolish to remain preoccupied with diagnostic paradigms that are circumscribed simply because finer understanding is difficult, complex, even elusive.

Amid our current infatuation with mindfulness, we must guard against becoming too comfortable among the clouds . . .