New blog post on the classic #neurobollocks the lizard #brain with focus on #psychotherapy. The triune brain gets a bad rap too.
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#therapy #neuroscience
www.neuroscienceandpsychotherapy.com/post/goodbye...

Volunteering for a bereavement charity once a week is a nice weekly reset and reminder of why I do my job. Made a mother quite emotional explaining this theory earlier. Always resonates with me #edpsychs

Got curious and read James Clear’s first newsletter. He ended with this: ‘How long will you put off what you are capable of doing just to continue what you are comfortable doing?’ Ouch. Made me think of my to-do/to-try list that’s been sitting there forever… Maybe it’s time to finally start?

Came across this for deciding on new professional opportunities, and it really made me think! A straightforward way to focus on what truly matters instead of saying yes to everything. Sharing the framework here in case it’s helpful to others too. Source: The 5 Types of Wealth, p.113. #edpsychs

🌟New blog post

This week Jo discusses #compassion in EP practice and the development of a compassion focused supervision model

Read here: edpsy.org.uk/blog/2025/co...

#twitterEPs #supervision @jgetaylor.bsky.social @bpsofficial.bsky.social @bps-dartp.bsky.social @psychmag.bsky.social

Interesting observation after a month of induction training and shadowing: Speakers here tend to share PowerPoint slides only after the presentation and remind the audience not to worry about copying details down. But…

Every day’s a school day as an EP trained outside the UK!

Day 1 discovery: Bananagrams – apparently, spelling practice is more fun when the letter tiles come out of a banana-shaped case

What other little gems am I missing? 🤔 #edpsychs