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31May

What Succession Tells Us About Families

Ajay Khandelwal

childhood, family, TV

Therapists

The final episode of the HBO series Succession showed the sibling rivalry and search for acknowledgment amongst Logan Roy's children at its most intense. Psychoanalytic psychotherapist Ajay Khandelwal explores the family structure
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17May

What a Therapist Thinks of BBC Panorama ADHD: Private Clinics

Bethany Ashley-smith

ADHD, neurodiversity, TV

Therapists

Therapist Bethany Ashley-Smith, who has additional training in working with and assessing ADHD, shares her thoughts on the BBC's recent Panaroma investigation ADHD: Private Clinics
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04May

Beef: What Does Netlfix's Hit Show Reveal About the Psychology of Human Relationships?

Ajay Khandelwal

couples, marriage, psychology, relationships, TV

Therapists

Netflix series Beef follows the relationship between two people caught up in a road rage incident. Psychotherapist Ajay Khandelwal unpacks what the show reveals about human relationships
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21Apr

Lewis Capaldi: "Tourette's Syndrome and Anxiety Were Taking Over My Life"

Claire de la Varre

anxiety, brain, celebrity, tourettessyndrome, TV

Therapists

Netflix's How I'm Feeling Now is an intimate portrait of Lewis Capaldi's struggles with anxiety and Tourette's Syndrome. Therapist Claire de la Varre, whose daughter has TS, explores common misconceptions about this condition
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16Dec

What a Therapist thinks of Disney Plus’ The Patient

Ajay Khandelwal

therapists, TV

Therapists

Disney Plus’ The Patient follows the plight of a therapist kidnapped by his patient, who wants him to cure him of his murderous impulses. Psychotherapist Dr Ajay Khandelwal reviews this psychological thriller.
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08Dec

What a Therapist Thinks of Stutz: Jonah Hill's New Therapy Documentary

Natasha Wellfare

therapists, TV

Therapists

Jonah Hill's new Netflix documentary is a celebration of his therapist Stutz and his therapeutic tools. Counsellor Natasha Wellfare takes a look at why the documentary has rightly divided the therapy community.
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24Aug

What 'All or Nothing: Arsenal' Teaches Us About Mental Health

Emily Cora Hilton

football, perfectionism, performance, sport, TV

Therapists

All or Nothing: Arsenal is an Amazon docuseries following Arsenal's 2021/2022 season. Therapist Emily Hilton explores how the series captures some key points about mental health, even off the pitch.
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06Jul

Multiplicity in the Mainstream: Why This Therapist Loves HBO's The Flight Attendant

Amanda Bettison

identity, personality, TV

Therapists

HBO's The Flight Attendant follows Cassie's (Kaley Cuoco) chaotic interactions with her external and internal worlds. Therapist Amanda Bettison explores how the show helps us understand our different parts, and why integration is key.
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07Jun

Depp vs Heard and the Mob Mentality of the Internet

Sue Cowan-Jenssen

abuse, bullying, couples, domesticviolence, narcissism, relationships, shame, society, TV

Therapists

Depp vs Heard gripped the world's attention, but what do the memes, clips and gifs say about the mob mentality of the internet? Therapist Sue Cowan-Jenssen explores how shaming others might in fact make us even harder on ourselves too.
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30Mar

What Does Will Smith's Slap at the Oscars Tell Us About Anger?

Lucy Holbrook

anger, society, TV

Therapists

At the Oscars, Will Smith slapped host Chris Rock around the face. Therapist Lucy Holbrook explores what this event, and everyone's reactions to it, tells us about anger.
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