Class Therapy
\ud83d\udd38Shaped by the working class for the working class \ud83d\udd38 Mental Health Care with a capital C
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I’m ending the year with the same energy as this kid in dinosaur pyjamas holding too-big-but-will-grow-into cowboy boots aloft like the Holy Grail; surprised,...
Shame Free Repair: What Therapy Gets Wrong About Working-Class Hearts
Some wounds bleed. Others bruise, and those bruises echo into every corner of our lives. They shade the way we speak, the way we pause, the way we brace for disappointment. When we talk about repair here, we don’t mean surface compromise or...
My Most Asked Question + Reading List with Free Resources
Where does Class Therapy Sit?
(My Most Asked Question)
The other day I was drinking coffee, succumbing to the old doom scroll. And honestly, reels are wild, not only for dilly-dallying instead of writing, but also for sharpening the cou...
Written Together: Working Class Safety, Being Sound and Being Known
Safety doesn’t arrive through declarations or tick boxes. It lands like a frequency, like resonance. You feel it before you name it, that gut-level recognition: I know the shape and depth of you.
This kind of knowing lives beneath language...
Working Class Counter Ethos: Theory and Compass
Here’s a bit of working theory I’m developing for the book. I’m not precious about my ideas and I want to think it through with you — feedback is welcomed.
I’ve been calling it the working-class counter-ethos. A survival compass. Something...
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\ud83d\udd38 essays, humour, and heart-led care \ud83d\udd38 Building the first Class Aware Therapy Guide Aiming to amplify working-class voices to shape the future of therapy.
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