Exploring the need for clinical guidelines for working with people with kink interests

Some of the biggest assumptions in the therapy world can be misplaced. One is that there will be more effective therapy, if practitioners personally identify with the presenting issues, or mirror the profile of the person they are seeing. Self-disclosure, whether on the basis of lifestyle choices, sexual orientation or past lived experiences, is often […]

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How Deliberate Practice can boost your psychotherapy practice

By embracing deliberate practice you could be able to apply key concepts in outcomes measurement to an understanding of your own personal performance in your practice, as well as develop your own personal learning project to boost effectiveness in your role as a therapist. You could apply the concept of deliberate practice to better navigate

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Andrew Thomas on the ideas of Avoidance Theory

This podcast (see link below) is with Andrew Thomas, he of the Rainbow Map, who has developed a new adjunct for integrative therapists called Avoidance Theory. Avoidance Theory is grounded in neuroscience and evolutionary psychology. Accompanying slides to the podcast can be accessed here. Avoidance Theory connects with and supports Bowlby’s Attachment Theory by offering a

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