Elizabeth Gilbert doesn’t deserve the hate
All the Way to the River is self-indulgent and shameless – like all good memoirs
ByPsychotherapy
The BBC’s new therapy show left me with a full-body cringe
I demand that no one is ever again allowed to commission a series as poor and as dubious as Change…
By
Why therapy apps are all talk
This form of counselling – cheap, fast, requiring little commitment – is antithetical to how therapy is supposed to work.
By
The new age of perfectionism
Is capitalism itself causing millennial burnout?
By
After two years of therapy I have decided that where I am is good enough
There have been few dramatic revelations; it has all been rather gentle.
By
Joanna Moncrieff: “I’m not convinced antidepressants have any use”
The controversial psychiatrist on taking on the pharmaceutical firms, and how Covid made it “OK to cancel scientists”.
By
Elizabeth Day is not your friend
The podcaster wants to give you therapeutic advice on friendship. Ignore her.
By
Your therapist shouldn’t be on TikTok
On social media, therapists are turning consultation room conversations into memes. It’s a sinister trend.
By
The narcissism of anti-racist therapy
Race experts are pushing flimsy solutions to real problems.
By