Karen Dougherty

https://www.therapyroute.com/article/the-scientific-standing-of-psychoanalysis-by-m-solms?fbclid=IwAR00tIyVA5IdFWNkGR7EP7aUnyoiRI3q3vSELf-frfkf907YzaH-wK3yTX8

https://genw.ca/2019/01/20/how-this-psychotherapist-benefitted-from-several-career-changes-karen-dougherty/?fbclid=IwAR1RZ3dRAm61SkRmvxqmKDa-j6i3hiqiV78ehrhGGLyOxHpr6lIRWzcobiw

Well thought through piece in the New York Review of Books by Avgi Saketopoulou on why and how men and women are only now experiencing decades old events as TRAUMA all as a result of the brave revelations of the #MeToo movement: "Our new understanding of past behaviors...

Here is a link to my paper published in The Candidate Journal, a peer-reviewed publication dedicated to exploring psychoanalysis across generations, institutes, and theories. I was happy to share my experience training at both psychoanalytic institutes in Toronto--and...

Came across this excellent piece on resilience in the workplace by British psychotherapist Philippa Perry. Navigating group dynamics on a day to day basis can be one of the most challenging, stressful, destabilizing aspects of work life--especially in the more cutthroa...

I came across this blog post on "Psychology Today" by Jessica Grogan -- it's an excellent articulation of how and why therapy works, very helpful for someone considering therapy.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/encountering-america/201709/why-does-therapy-work

Recently I was interviewed for a podcast called Face2Face with my colleague, David Peck, a writer, speaker, and social change consultant

. Always enjoyable and interesting to talk with David, who recently celebrated his 300th podcast interview. Listen here: https://www....