- Enactments: are these to be welcomed or avoided? (CONFER 2016)
- How to Apply the Insights of Modern Neuroscience in our Practice
- The Diamond Model of Clarkson’s 5 Modalities of the Therapeutic Relationship (2014)
- The Wounding and the Wounded Healer (CONFER 2013)
- Effective Ways of Relating to the Patient (2015)
- Bodymind and Parallel Processes in Supervision (CONFER 2013)
- The Therapist’s Embodied Presence in the Transformative Repair of Relational Breakdowns (CONFER 2012)
- ‘Using’ the Body or Engaging with Bodymind? (CAPPP 2012)
- The Bodymind Reality of Internal Objects in the Transference (CONFER 2011)
- The Therapeutic Potential of Broken Boundaries (CONFER 2011)
- Enactment as a Central Principle of Relational Therapy (BACP 2008)
- Embracing the Paradigm Clash between the ‘Medical Model’ and Counselling (BACP 2008)
- The Future of Counselling Training (CPCAB 2008)
- The Relational Paradigm Shift in Psychotherapy – is it ‘Complete’? (CABP 2007)
- Bodily Functions (Terrence Higgins Trust, 2007)
- The Fractal Self (2007 IAPOP Conference)
- The Fractal Self – Parallel Process as an Organising Principle for 21st-century Psychotherapy (UKCP 2007)
- Therapy Between Objectification and Intersubjectivity
- The Internal Supervisor – the Therapist’s Internal Process from an Embodied, Integral-Relational Perspective (EABP 2006)
- No ‘Relating Cure’ without Embodiment (2007)
- POP
- Potentials and Pathologies of Character Structure Theory (EABP 2006)
- Embracing the paradigm clash between the ‘medical model’ and counselling (FHCP 2005)
- Blueprint for an integral integrative health care system (2005)
- Supervision from an integral-relational perspective
- Integration and the inherently paradoxical nature of the therapeutic position
- What Therapeutic Hope for a Subjective Mind in an Objectified Body? (2004)
- The Wounds and Legacies of the Body Psychotherapy Tradition (EABP 2004)
- Psychotherapy: paradoxes, pitfalls & potential
- The Client’s Bodymind – Perceiving and Understanding Non-Verbal Process
- Working with Psychosomatic Symptoms
- Is there ‘Soul’ in Illness – Symptom-Reduction or Transformation?
- Freud, Jung, Reich – an integrative triangle (UKAPI 2002)
- The Integrated Bodymind’s View on ‘Body/Mind Integration’ ?
- Narcissism – a Therapist’s View of the Disease of the Times
- Who Lives in the Symptom? Who Wants to Get Rid of it?
- First Sessions, Assessments and Initial Dilemmas
- The Historical Roots of the Body-Mind Split (1996)
- Towards Integrative Practice
- Working in the ‘Here & Now’
- The Two-Chair Technique – an Integrative Perspective on this Powerful Technique Derived from Gestalt Therapy
- Counselling and Psychotherapy: Pitfalls and Potential
- The Gulf in Me – a Personal-Political Approach to the Gulf War(s)