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The Impossible Job: The Limits of Integrative Frameworks Attempting Meta-Narratives in Psychotherapy

A short piece further exploring the limitations of meta-narratives in integrative psychotherapy. The piece forms part of my developing literature review for a research project to examine the philosophical commitments of integrative psychotherapists regarding the Transpersonal domain in psychotherapy. Documenting my journey.

Beyond the ordinary. Sitting with the unknown in psychotherapy.

A piece positioning a research project to examine the philosophical commitments of integrative psychotherapists concerning exceptional human experiences (EHE).

If 6 Was 9: The Imaginal as a Shared Domain of Participation. From Western Esotericism to Psychotherapy.

This essay explores the imaginal as a shared domain between psychotherapy and Western esotericism. Through Jung, Assagioli, and Regardie, it argues that what modern therapy frames as technique may be a reorganisation of older, operative practices - revealing a continuity that challenges how experience is defined, legitimised, and understood.

Third stone from the Sun, the Magician, and the Fool’s journey.

Psychotherapy, symbol and meaning. The third essay in a series exploring what it means to begin where we are. Starting at the beginning, this piece traces the first steps of a journey we each take, all in our own way.

Hermes and the matter of the unknown. Holding altered and non-ordinary states of consciousness.

Psychotherapy, subculture, and altered states of consciousness. Second essay in the series exploring contemporary themes through myth, symbol and philosophy.

Dionysus on the Dancefloor: From Cultural Narrative to Creation Myth

A cultural and psychological reflection on participation, shadow, and the enduring impact of collective experience.

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