Ramadan: working sensitively with Muslim clients and families
Fasting is not an unusual practice in any culture or religious, nor indeed in new-age health and dieting regimes. The
Intergenerational trauma
And its relevance for Personal Injury work Imagine being raised by someone who has experienced a trauma that changed their
Pain management – through the psychological lens
And with a little help from hot cross buns As a Clinical Psychologist, I often hear a misconception that we
Reassessing safety in a socio-cultural context
For whom... and what are you going to do about it? The moment the Euro tournament ended, I knew those
Accepting and Committing to a values-based life
How psychological flexibility for Brain Injury clients can improve outcomes We know all too well that having a life-changing injury
The Therapeutic Alliance: a psychological understanding
Can psychological understanding of the therapeutic alliance assist Personal Injury client work? Having done this for a few years now,
Psychology and Case Management — what is the added value?
Why psychology is crucial in case management, and case management is crucial in psychology treatment with Personal Injury clients In
The cultural experience of loneliness
Why South Asians need to take heed during the Coronavirus pandemic Photo credit: Adrien Olichon (Unsplash) Loneliness is an worldwide
“I’m so sorry…”
When death strikes in the family of a colleague: Supporting Covid grief in the workplace Photo credit: Andre Ouellett (Unsplash)
“Mummy, do you love me or your phone more?” (Part II)
Revisiting how wrong I had got it and understanding how mindset work can help you feel less stuck in work