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Mentorship for Practitioners
Occasional essays, reflections, and frameworks from my supervision practice. Written for those navigating the complexity of client work, relational depth, and trauma-informed care.
Should therapists share political views with clients? As polarisation grows, many practitioners feel pressure to take visible positions. This article explores power, neutrality, countertransference, and what actually creates safety in therapeutic relationships.
High-functioning adults often carry chronic stress in the body. This article explains how responsibility affects the nervous system and why symptoms persist.
Why the desire to help can blur professional boundaries, and how practitioners can distinguish real support from the urge to rescue. You’ve likely felt it: that moment in a session when a client expresses deep pain, frustration, or longing, and a sudden urgency rises in your chest. You feel the pull to offer a quick solution, soften a policy, or give the exact reassurance they seem to be searching for. In the helping professions, this impulse is usually framed as compassion.
