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2. Can AI replace not only therapists and romantic partners but the selves we once knew?
3. Diversity, inclusion and culture wars: Everything a psychotherapist should need to know about 'intersectional feminist, trans*, critical race/whiteness, migration, (in)equality, queer, disability, post-colonial, decolonial, approaches and studies' but is too afraid to ask?
4. On papers in the EJPC on the use of photographs in the psychological therapies.
5. Digitally mediated psychotherapy: Intimacy, distance, and connection in virtual therapeutic spaces.
6. (No) time for love: Reflecting on relationships in psychotherapy.
7. When are our work and love involvements as psychotherapists beneficial and when detrimental to ourselves and those around us, let alone our clients?
8. Masculinity in the consulting room: A child psychotherapist's experiences.
9. To the screen, and beyond.
10. Effective psychotherapy and Trotsky: Should theory, practice or research, come first?
11. ‘Let me in! A comment on insider research’.
12. The pictures you paint in the stories you tell, a response.
13. Contemporary psychotherapy: Evolution in our modern time.
14. Deconstructing humanitarian compassion: Ψ as method.
15. Love, sex and psychotherapy in a post-romantic era.
16. Psychoanalytic Credos: Personal and professional journeys of psychoanalysts: edited by Jill Salberg, New York, Routledge, 2022, 252 pp., £29,99 (paperback), ISBN: 9781032054728.
17. Using Clinical Outcomes in Routine Evaluation.
18. Schrödinger's cat goes online: Exploring the psychopathology of digital life.
19. 'The shaping force of technology in psychotherapy'.
20. The client, the therapist and the paranormal: a response to the special edition on psychotherapy and the paranormal.
21. Towards an integrative model of multicultural responsiveness.
22. Between art and praxis: Some reflections on psychotherapy.
23. Thera-poiesis: An exploration of the work of resonant images in found poetry to create newness in counselling.
24. Is psychotherapy fundamentally threatened, with the demise of published case studies, to become neither an art and/ nor a science?
25. Phenomenology, personal therapy and the training of psychological therapists.
26. Reading qualitative research.
27. Exploring themes of racialization in "The Vanishing Half": Is the term "white passing" a useful way for psychotherapists, counsellors and psychological therapists to conceptualise racial identity?
28. Could therapists, their supervisors and their professional bodies do more to protect the public?
29. Complementary perspectives in subclinical psychosis: From clinical high-risk and personality organization to ordinary psychosis.
30. Psychotherapy and healthy masculinity: Exploring our values, and what stops us thinking about them, when working psychotherapeutically with increasingly unstable notions of masculinity.
31. Looking like a foreigner: Foreignness, conformity and compliance in psychoanalysis.
32. Introduction to special issue ‘Towards transcultural histories of psychotherapies’.
33. Symposium commentary.
34. Commentary on special issue on 'Relational psychoanalysis in Europe': How is this dialogue different?
35. The Leader and the Group: A whole-issue review.
36. Are psychotherapists et al even less fit for purpose?
37. Whose voice are we hearing, really?
38. What do we want? Critical psychotherapy and counselling! When do we want it? Now, now, now! A critical review of a critical issue.
39. From victimhood to sisterhood part II – Exploring the possibilities of transformation and solidarity in qualitative research.
40. Diversity in counselling & psychotherapy.
41. Care, play and lifelong learning.
42. Psychotherapy and the Greek economic crisis - a response.
43. What are our psychotherapeutic theories and practices producing?
44. Beyond the therapeutic state.
45. The ethos of the nourished wounded healer: A narrative inquiry.
46. I will never be good enough!! – The rise of perfectionism among young adults.
47. Pluralism in counselling and psychotherapy: Personal reflections on an important development.
48. Ways to independence.
49. Broken mirror: The intertwining of therapist and client stories of childhood sexual abuse (CSA).
50. Editorial to the special issue on Deleuze and psychotherapy.
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