Therapy
On the unhurried hour
Why good therapy resists the rush, and what a slower pace makes possible for the people who come.
Essays, reflections and reading on therapy, supervision and the work of paying attention — written by Mahen, published from the practice.
Why good therapy resists the rush — and what that asks of both of us.
SupervisionNotes on reflective supervision.
ResearchReading the evidence on therapeutic change.
ReflectionA short essay on attention.
CPDHow practitioners keep growing.
Why good therapy resists the rush, and what a slower pace makes possible for the people who come.
Reflective supervision as a discipline of attention — and a quiet safeguard for the work.
A plain-language look at what the evidence says about how people get better.
On why doing less, more attentively, is often the most useful thing in the room.