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The Mother Relationship

attachment, attachment theory, Blog, brothers, children, connection, family, intergenerational, internal family systems, love, private practice, resources, siblings, sisters, teenagers, therapist, Training, transgenerational, trauma, young people | attachment, Mother Relationship, mothers & daughters, Victoria Settle | 1 Comment

We are delighted to present this new blog post, ahead of our upcoming online CPD: *Mothers and Daughters: A complex couple rooted in love & pain* with Victoria Settle on Friday 6th…

Private Practice: Making it Sustainable and Successful

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In preparation of our upcoming CPD *Thriving in Private Practice* with Jeanine Connor on Friday 5th June 2026, this blog written by Shelley Holland explores ways on making your private…

The Impact of Breaks in Therapy & Attachment Styles

attachment, Blog, connection, family, inspiration, intergenerational, intersectionality, narrative, private practice, resources, self, therapist, Training, transgenerational, trauma | attachment, Brighton, generation, identity, intergenerational, loss, roots, self, stories, Therapy, training, trauma

If you’re interested in this topic and want to find out more, you might like to see the on-demand CPD videos we have on this same subject. You can see…

The Ethics of Love in Therapy: Erotic Transference and Countertransference

attachment theory, Blog, blog for therapists, books for therapists, inner work, love, private practice, private work, psychoanalysis, relationships, resources, safety, self, therapeutic method, therapist, therapy books, Training, trauma, trauma therapy, unconscious | agape, countertransference, eros, erotic transference, love, psychodynamic, psychotherapy, Therapy, transference, unconscious

Love can be a great healer in counselling and psychotherapy, but when refused or abused it can be equally harmful. So how can therapists navigate erotic transference and countertransference ethically,…

Shame and Connection in the Therapeutic Relationship

Blog, inner work, low self-esteem, resilience, resources, shame, therapeutic method, therapist, Training | Carolyn Spring, guilt, internalised shame, lgbt, miriam taylor, racial shame, Repeating Patterns, shame

Shame often operates beneath awareness and erodes connection – with self and others. In therapy, acknowledging and working with shame gently and relationally can help clients move toward safety, self-compassion,…

Models of Grief – What Therapists Need to Know

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