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Depth Psychology in the Digital Age


Online Therapy, Where Hugs are Not Possible: Research Into Online Psychotherapy (Part 3)
The psychology of psychotherapy through a screen. Our research into screen relations, Part 2.


The Psychology of Online Space: Where is it?
A deep dive into the real-world research looking at what happens when we carry out psychotherapy through a screen. The psychology of screen relations.


The Psychology of Stranger Shaming
Psychotherapist Dr. Aaron Balick does a deep dive into the psychology of stranger shaming.


The Psychology of Interstellar: The collective unconscious and the transcendent self
Plug into the collective unconscious and transcend time and space with this psychological review of the film Interstellar.


The Psychology of Gravity: On letting go in order to live.
Discover the psychology of the film Gravity and see how it's a powerful exploration of grief.


Why everyone under thirty should watch The Godfather (without their phone)
A quality film like The Godfather should be watched the old fashioned way - without interruption. The value of old fashioned cinema, without the distraction of tech.


Should Shrinks Tweet? Public personas in the context of private work
Psychoanalysis in "We Need to Talk About Kevin": A Kleinian Perspective


The Psychology of Prometheus: Freud, the primal father, and his primal horde
Tracing the meaning of the film Prometheus back to Freud and his "primal horde".


The Psychology of Alien: A Kleinian (Psycho)Analysis
A fascinating psychoanalytic review of the film Alien from a Kleinian perspective.


The Psychology of "We Need to Talk about Kevin": A Kleinian perspective
Still from We Need to Talk About Kevin If there is anyone to be given credit for completely decimating the idea that mother and child are supposed to be star-crossed lovers blindly enmeshed in a warm glow, it would be psychoanalyst Melanie Klein. Author Lionel Shriver is getting contemporary credit for illustrating this in her novel We Need to Talk About Kevin , as is Lynne Ramsay who directed the film: and Tilda Swinton who so beautifully performed in it. When it comes to
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