Mental Health Practice

Illustration of a young neurodivergent child pointing at a chaotic world with a coal mine and canary in the background, symbolising burnout and systemic failure.

Canaries in the Coal Mine: Neurodiversity, Modernity, and Burnout

Burnout among neurodivergent individuals isn’t a sign of weakness — it’s a warning. This blog explores how masking, overwork, and system design drive distress, and why accommodations benefit everyone, not just a few.

Kirstan Lloyd

Jul 1010 min read

“Illustration of a person curled up inside a box, representing emotional withdrawal and isolation. Caption reads: ‘Should Psychotherapists Promote Real-World Relationships?’”

Should Psychotherapists Promote Real-World Relationships?

Should therapy stay in the room, or reach into the real world? This post explores why relationships matter for emotional health — and whether psychotherapists should actively support clients to build and sustain real-life connections.

Kirstan Lloyd

Jun 66 min read