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Looking beyond the obvious in counselling
By Terry Burridge 25 Apr, 2024
Giving an honest answer to a client's question of what is within them needs to be done, but needs to be done with care and understanding of the things that might not be obvious.
By Terry Burridge 26 Mar, 2024
More thoughts on depression and the role of suffering.
Albrecht Durer Melancholia
By Terry Burridge 17 Mar, 2024
A personal blog, considering my own encounter with depression.
By Terry Burridge 24 Sep, 2023
Why do we read? This blog explores how understanding our response to reading can tell us about ourselves.
Looking beyond the obvious in counselling
By Terry Burridge 25 Apr, 2024
Giving an honest answer to a client's question of what is within them needs to be done, but needs to be done with care and understanding of the things that might not be obvious.
By Terry Burridge 26 Mar, 2024
More thoughts on depression and the role of suffering.
Albrecht Durer Melancholia
By Terry Burridge 17 Mar, 2024
A personal blog, considering my own encounter with depression.
By Terry Burridge 24 Sep, 2023
Why do we read? This blog explores how understanding our response to reading can tell us about ourselves.
Photo by Taras Chernus on Unsplash
By Terry Burridge 04 Sep, 2023
Silence can mean many things in a therapy session and it can be very powerful for both the client and the therapist. How can they use silence to work together?
Photo by Gabriel Vasiliu at unsplash.com
By Terry Burridge 27 Aug, 2023
Henry Reed's "Naming of Parts" poem explores the dichotomy between our outer wars and inner selves. This blog looks at how psychotherapy can resolve some of these conflicts.
By Terry Burridge 21 Aug, 2023
A short blog on the cost of change referencing the films Oppenheimer and Barbie.
By Terry Burridge 12 Mar, 2023
Emotionally unstable personality disorder (or BPD as it used to be called)
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By Terry Burridge 04 Sep, 2022
Sometimes we are missing pieces of ourselves - just like a jigsaw. How can therapy help us find the missing piece?
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