Reflections on Psychotherapy, Groups & Relationships
Thoughts and reflections on psychotherapy, group processes, relationships, identity, belonging and the emotional life of individuals, groups and communities.
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Midlife, Awakening and the Search for Meaning: A Jungian Perspective
Midlife can bring unexpected questions about identity, relationships, purpose and…
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Emerging Adulthood: Psychotherapy in the Uncertain Years of the Twenties
The twenties can be a time of possibility, uncertainty and…
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Unlocking the Organizational Subconscious
An exploration of the hidden emotional and relational dynamics that…
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Victoria’s Psychological Health Regulations: What Organisations Need to Know
Victoria’s psychological health framework places greater responsibility on organisations to…
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Everything You Need to Know About Reflective Practice Groups
Reflective Practice Groups offer professionals a structured space to think…
Published Elsewhere
Totalitarianism of the Mind: How We Are Losing the Freedom to Think
Published in The Jewish Independent · June 2026
Our desire to belong can sometimes challenge our capacity to think independently. This article explores group psychology, identity, polarisation and what happens when belonging begins to replace complexity and dialogue.