Nick Opyrchal The experience of being the Other is always linked in some way with territory: With personal boundaries, national lines and sharply defined categories we segregate ourselves and establish […]
A Terrible Love Of War By James Hillman 256 pp The Penguin Press Reviewed By Nick Opyrchal ISBN 1-59420-011-4 Whenever an abyss of uncertainty approaches, one of the ever-present fantasies […]
What can I learn about relating by punching other people in the head? I could imagine that this might be the instant reaction to reading the title of this article. […]
The Black Sun – The Alchemy and Art of Darkness By Stanton Marlan Foreword by David H. Rosen 266 pp Texas and A&M University Press Reviewed By Nick Opyrchal ISBN […]
“The therapy room should be a cell of revolution” – James Hillman Do we need to exorcise or exercise our inner daimons? An experiential weekend workshop for those who would […]
A Personal Account of An Arts Therapy Group in A Secure Rehabilitation Ward Locked psychiatric wards evoke spectres in the imagination. Often featuring in popular narratives which draw on […]
A Force for Good: The Dalai Lama’s Vision for Our World By Daniel Goleman Bloomsbury Publishing, 2015 272 pp, £12.99 Reviewed by Kelly Hearn ISBN 978-0-553-39489-4 The Dalai Lama […]
By Nick Opyrchal Amongst the many important psychoanalysts to emerge in the 20th century perhaps no other has lived a life of such solar grandiosity and controversy as Wilhelm Reich. […]
The Myth of the Untroubled Therapist Therapist – by Marie Adams Routledge, 2014 154 pp, £21.99 ISBN 978-0-415-53260-0 Reviewed by Suzie Chick When my supervisor recommended this book, I […]
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