I talk about how I work with survivors of sexual abuse to help them heal their trauma.

An interview with Jem Tosh on imagining an alternative psychology in the context of Othering, transphobia, and sexual consent.

I describe a healing experience of being believed by a health professional after years of medical gaslighting.

Here are some things you can do to try and prevent an abuser from contacting you during the holiday season - and all year round.

An original analysis that was meant to be included in my latest book, which further explores 'sex' as a troubling treatment in psychiatry.

I reflect on a recent therapeutic experience of not being believed and the impact of gender 'norms' when working with survivors of abuse.

I summarise the theory from my first book, which compares psychiatric constructions of sexual abuse, 'perversion', and gender nonconformity.

I define what a therapeutic rape culture is and list the 14 conditions that enable abuse to thrive in psychology, psychiatry, and medicine.

A blog post about Woodstock '99, nu-metal, misogyny, sexual abuse, KoRn's infamous song 'Daddy', and how heavy metal can be healing.

I define Institutional Trauma and respond to the lack of engagement with feminist psychology regarding the concept.

A post about a new accessibly illustrated guide on sexuality and a brief summary of my work on 'paraphilic coercive disorder'.

A post about the new edited collection on therapy and the #metoo movement, which includes my chapter on being a survivor.

I reflect on my own experiences of being a survivor of sexual abuse and my career in psychology in a new book chapter.

In this post I talk about the role silence plays in abuse, from the silent treatment to silent bystanders.

On the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biophobia, I reflect on my own coming out experiences and silence.

I reflect on the impact COVID-19 can have on abuse survivors, such as isolation and triggering experiences like panic buying.

I talk about my forthcoming book - how I came up with the idea and what part of the book I am most proud of.

My next book chapter will be published in a new edited collection on the #metoo movement and therapy.

I respond to those 'copy and paste' posts about su*cide prevention and offer alternatives for helping survivors of abuse.

My first book has been shortlisted for a British Psychological Society Book Award!