The Coloniser's Couch: What Therapy Can Learn from the Language of Power
A trip to Morocco, a 1959 sociolinguist, and a question that every therapist should be sitting with: whose language does the therapy room actually speak?
The Grey Method
An approach for therapists who want to work more honestly, more relationally, and more alive to the uncertainty that defines our age.
The Myth of the Expert: How Therapy Learned to Speak Over the People It Claims to Help
An exploration of how therapeutic expertise can slip into quiet control. On power, not-knowing, and why staying with a client's uncertainty may be more respectful than explaining them to themselves.
The Quiet Giants Behind the Grey Method
The Grey Method didn't appear out of nowhere. It grew from a long lineage of philosophers, analysts and rebels who challenged certainty, refused neutrality, and taught us to stay human in the fog. This is the map of the minds that shaped the method.
When the system becomes the symptom
How modern therapy lost sight of power, and what it means to bring the world back into the room.
Welcome to The Grey Notes
Welcome to the Grey Notes. My weekly exploration of therapy for an uncertain age.