A Montpellier psychotherapist practising humanistic and Gestalt therapy for adults, in person at Beaux-Arts or by video, announces the launch of her website after a year of practice. The issue is a warm personal update on her practice's growth and on how remote and in-person sessions compare.
Website: https://www.blandine-naudin.fr/
A therapist-philosopher writes long, essayistic pieces that mix existentialist philosophy, clinical experience and close readings of research on states like boredom, silence and adult ADHD diagnosis. Readers get an original argument per issue, drawn from a forthcoming book on inhibition and from the consulting room.
A private audio series for therapists trained in Internal Family Systems (IFS), with each episode examining a specific challenge in session work. Episodes draw on the author's experience facilitating practice groups and cover topics such as protector witnessing and therapist positioning.
A personal newsletter by a Los Angeles associate marriage and family therapist writing about anxiety, recovery from alcohol, and the cultural and historical meaning of mental health concepts. Issues mix personal essay, wry commentary on news such as microplastics, and reflections on psychotherapy.
Douglas Sadownick, a gay psychotherapist and writer, shares personal memoir and reflections on queer identity, family, and therapy, often tied to Pride Month. The newsletter pairs autobiographical storytelling with psychological insight into relationships and LGBTQ history.
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