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Emotionally immature or Narcissistic parent?

attachment,  children,  connection,  family,  private practice,  resources,  self,  sisters,  therapist,  trauma,  young people | attachment,  blame,  conflict,  criticism,  emotional,  emotional immaturity,  emotions,  family,  frustration,  inconsistent,  narcissism,  parenting,  responsives,  Therapy,  victimhood | 1 Comment

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 Work of Prophecy Coles on Siblings

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In this two-part series we talk about the importance of the sibling relationship. Here, in Part Two we focus on the pioneering work of Prophecy Coles in bringing the importance…

Psychotherapy in Theory and Practice: Conflict

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In March 2015, Michael Soth came to talk to us about conflict in therapy. As a precursor to the workshop, Michael wrote an introduction to the topic, which examines the limitations of psychotherapy theory, the importance of the self and subjectivity, and the notion of conflict.