Going Sane by Adam Phillips (2006, Penguin) Reviewed by our staff:  Abi  Canepa-Anson “Adam Phillips explores an aspect of the mind that we are afraid to explore, the fear of…

WPF Therapy is sharing our 50th anniversary (#50yrsoftherpy) with the 50th anniversary of the The Stonewall riots. These riots are widely considered the single most important event leading to the…

Learning Along the Way: fresh insight on psychoanalysis and psychotherapy by Patrick Casement Published 2018 by Routledge “This book, my latest and surely my last extensive writing on psychoanalysis, contains…

Krysia Zalewska has recently joined us as a Training Manager. This role includes overseeing, and being actively involved in, conducting the selection process of potential trainees for the Clinical Qualification…

Volunteer Week runs from 1 – 7 June 2019 and WPF Therapy would like to take the opportunity to say a BIG thank you to all our volunteers. We are…

The WPF Therapy bamboo cup materials are 80% bamboo fibre, 10% cornstarch and 10% melamine (a plastic commonly used for cups and bowls). All bamboo cups have some melamine or…

The body image focus of the recent Mental Health Awareness Week is still resonating with many people. This account recalls one ongoing struggle and how therapy is helping. “I have…

The Life and Work of Joan Riviere by Marion Bower Marion will be talking at WPF Therapy on 27th July about The Life and Work of Joan Riviere.  This book traces…

Statistics by the charity the Mental Health Foundation (MHF), show that poor body self-image can affect all ages, not just younger people, and the reactions it can trigger range from…