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Making sense of mental distress

After 30 years in practice, reflecting on parents and children

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On looking and thinking

We all observe things happening around us, and have opinions about what we see. Having practiced as a psychologist for 30 years, I can’t help but see through this lens – also other psychologists and their ideas. Here I reflect on my experiences, as a therapist and as an observer.

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