processed, and paid attention to a number of endings, and I am welcoming even more light as we approach 2026.

The chair is empty, but the therapist endures!

Hoping all you hardworking souls out there have some time off over Christmas, and see you on the other side 🩵🤍

holiday period, and a legit Irish pub with music is very much needed 👍 🎶

Some of you will know that it’s my birthday on Sunday,which is the Winter Solstice.I’ll be thinking about renewal & as I said to my supervisor, am finishing this year in a very grounded and stable place. Have worked through,

Got a few admin bits done after my last client, and then I’ve come to our new Irish bar The Rattlin’ Bog in Clapham to celebrate the holiday. I love my work, but I like to have a rest too! It’s nice to support local business as a I enter into the

4/ article in her opening note,but is also, a talented&sensitive editor who supported me in writing this article.

Thank you folks-not sure “enjoy”, is the right word,but I hope it’s in some way a useful contribution to what is a rather scarce amount of literature, on this topic.

3/ lot of different things, and although it’s based on autoethnographic reflections, as always, I try and keep my writing relevant to real-life things that have affected so many people over the past few years.

Sending my gratitude to Katy, the editor, who not only mentions the

2/ through to the present day, touching of themes of grief, loss and change. With Wes Streeting recently launching an enquiry into mental health diagnosis, and his vocal musings around the rise in those seeking help, the timing of this article seems pertinent. I touch on a

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Hey there Brooke, thanks for responding and great to hear about you, and yes, it seems like we have some stuff in common 🙏 . So glad you got to see Bath - it’s a lovely City!

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