May 29, 2026
Doer- Done to: Notes on Bullying
Bullying didn't stay in the schoolyard. It grew up, put on a tie, learned to smile, and now runs the world.
6 min read
May 28, 2026
Behind the ‘Sliding Scale’
Money, it turns out, is where all the things you were taught not to want come back, in disguise, demanding to be reckoned with.
3 min read
May 28, 2026
Thumb Tired Yet?
Your thumb is not scrolling. It's looking for something the internet borrowed and forgot to return.
3 min read
May 28, 2026
The Epidemic of Loneliness
The loneliest people in the room are often the ones who taught everyone else how to be less alone.
3 min read
May 28, 2026
Confusions 101
Confusion, it turns out, is not the opposite of knowing. It is what knowing looks like just before it arrives.
4 min read
May 28, 2026
Where Rage Goes to Hide
Rage, if you follow it long enough, leads you somewhere softer and much more frightening: to the thing you lost.
5 min read
May 09, 2026
The Process of Analytic Writing
Anar Dana, our resident feline philosopher, breaks her writing hiatus to share why even cats get writer's block.
3 min read
May 09, 2026
Think ‘out of the box’, but stay ‘inside the lines’
Anar Dana calls out the contradiction in teaching kids to be creative while training them to stay perfectly in line.
4 min read
May 09, 2026
Let’s Talk Supervision!
A late-night reflection on why bad supervisors leave deeper marks than bad training ever could.
5 min read
May 09, 2026
“Play is the work of a child.” — Maria Montessori
Watching a two-year-old stubbornly claim his time with a harmonium got me thinking — when did we stop playing?
4 min read
May 09, 2026
The Material Heat and the Psychic Heat
It's not just hot outside — extreme heat is quietly melting our mental health too, and we need to talk about it.
5 min read
May 08, 2026
Reading a novel without Curiosity
A playful dive into what psychoanalysis teaches us about play, and why most of us quietly gave it up.
5 min read
May 08, 2026
Rhythms of the Unconscious
There's no app for it, but your rhythm of thinking, feeling and being might be the most important thing to tune into.
5 min read
May 07, 2026
Not everything is a “Trigger”, and yet…
Therapy-speak has escaped the therapy room, and our feline philosopher has thoughts about what we're really saying.
3 min read
May 07, 2026
New Year starts in Feb.
Returning is its own kind of beginning. Ask anyone who has ever come back to something they thought they had left.
4 min read
Jan 16, 2026
Dr Claudia Sheftel-Luiz: From Freudian Psychoanalysis to Modern Psychoanalysis
A dialogue on emotional inheritance.
17 min read
Jan 16, 2026
The Inevitability of ‘Routines’
Before there was a to-do list, there was a rhythm, older and stranger and far more honest about what you actually need.
5 min read
Jan 16, 2026
Psychoanalysis and Play
Somewhere between the child you were and the adult you became, play went underground. This is where you find it again.
5 min read
Jan 16, 2026
The Impossible task called ‘Writing’!
Writing is not what you do when you have something to say. It is what you do to find out what you've been carrying.
4 min read
Jan 16, 2026
Demystifying ‘Dependency’ in Relationships
The most radical thing you can do, it turns out, is need someone and trust them enough to let them know.
6 min read
Jan 16, 2026
Climate Change and Mental Health
The earth is not merely changing climate. It is holding up a mirror to everything we have refused to feel.
5 min read
Jan 16, 2026
Climate Change and Mental Health
The earth is not merely changing climate. It is holding up a mirror to everything we have refused to feel.
5 min read