Mind the Gap – Spiritual Bypass Reframed
by Suzie Chick Spiritual bypass has been described as a persistent shadow of spirituality. And just like with our own shadow material, this bypass state needs to be acknowledged […]
Category Archives: Psychotherapy
An Ecology of Chaos
Nick Opyrchal A thick wall of white noise made from the calls, chirps and growls of thousands of insects, birds, mammals and reptiles blasts through the Amazonian night. As soon […]
Mother Earth- A Balancing Act
A while back I changed the screen saver on my phone to a photo planet earth. I am not sure what prompted me to do this at the time (boredom? […]
Collaborative and Indigenous Mental Health Therapy
Collaborative and Indigenous Mental Health Therapy Tataihono – Stories of Maori Healing and Psychiatry By Wiremu NiaNia, Allister Bush and David Epston Routledge Publishing, New York 2017 ISBN: 978-1-138-23028-6. Reviewed […]
Phantasmagoria – Art Born From the Void
Sam Agnew Recently I held my second Solo Exhibition entitled Phantasmagoria. The exhibition was born out of relating my own inner experiences to my outer situations. In a bid to express […]
Shrinking Normality- The ever-expanding DSM
Suzie Chick One the key developments in mental health over the past 50 years or so has been the rapid expansion in diagnoses. It seems every year, more and more […]
Psychedelics and Psychotherapy
Nick Opyrchal Perhaps psychedelics are transpersonal psychotherapy’s ‘Original Sin’. The forbidden fruit on the tree of our professional knowledge which, nowadays, is often not even recognized or discussed. Almost like […]
Welcome to Frontiers Winter 2016 – Into the Unknown
Welcome to the Winter 2016 issue of Frontiers. We come to the end of our second year as a publication: a year which has been wrenching in many respects, extreme changes in […]
Little Miss Know-it-all
By S. Chick I’ve come to the conclusion that “I don’t know” is one the scariest phrases in the English language. Think about it. How many times recently have you […]
The Merits of Living on the Edge
By Kelly Hearn Kids are great at exploring new things. My seven year-old comes home from school excited to show me new things he’s learned (last night it was push […]
