Protected titles versus practitioners trained outside the university: a systemic reading of the “therapy wars”, and the real question of what minimum guarantees to demand.

August 1919: polio leaves Milton Erickson paralyzed at seventeen. Out of that stillness come an extraordinary attention to micro-signals and the art of adjustment.

In 1973, David Rosenhan had eight people with no disorder admitted, then turned the experiment back on the hospitals. How a label becomes an all-encompassing frame.

Statistical norms, social norms, vital normativity: three regimes the therapist moves through, and four questions to ask whenever you hear “that is not normal”.