adulthood

The Therapist’s Corner: July Inspiration

attachment,  Blog,  books,  business,  children,  connection,  family,  inspiration,  intergenerational,  intersectionality,  love,  private practice,  private work,  relationships,  resources,  self,  shame,  siblings,  therapist,  Training,  transgenerational,  trauma,  Uncategorized | adulthood,  art therapy,  books,  Brighton,  brighton therapy partnership,  community,  counsellors,  drama,  online training,  podcasts,  real pain,  recommendations,  relationships,  resources,  therapeutic community,  therapist

The internet can be both a treasure trove of insightful content and entertainment, and also a source of overwhelming information. That’s why the BTP team has come together to curate…

Working with Male Survivors of Sexual Violation

attachment,  Blog,  books,  male survivors,  men,  sexual abuse,  sexual violation,  therapist,  Training,  trauma,  Uncategorized | abuse,  adulthood,  male psychology,  male survivors,  man,  men,  research,  sexual abuse,  sexual violation,  stories,  support,  Therapy

This blog features a brand new article written Sarah Van Gogh who is running our next CPD training in March 2025. The article gathers theory, real stories and therapeutic exploration about…

Supporting Clients with an Anxious Attachment Style

Blog | adulthood,  anxious attachment,  anxiously attached,  attachment,  attachment theory,  childhood,  parenting,  relationships | 1 Comment

This article looks in detail at anxious attachment and the role therapists can play in their lives. It distills some of the key learning points from a Brighton Therapy Partnership training course with Linda Cundy.

Growing Up As An Only Child – an Interview with Bernice Sorensen

Blog | adulthood,  bernice sorensen,  childhood,  development,  only child,  only children

Bernice Sorensen is one of the foremost experts on issues pertaining to only children on personal, cultural, and social levels. She has researched how the only child develops, and the lasting effects that being an only child can have in adulthood.