Psychologists, lived experience and self-disclosure

'Knowing when to ask for help and doing so is a sign of competence' - statement and guidance from November 2020. See also 'We hurt. We suffer. We can sometimes cause harm.'

Who looks and sounds like a psychologist - Khadija Rouf in November 2020 on prejudice and discrimination against 'survivors'.

'Are you ok?' - Annie Hickox with her account of being a clinical psychologist with a daughter struggling with depression. She followed this with 'The threat is coming from inside the house', based on the response to that original piece.

'I'm not the only one' - Jeremy Cripps on opening up about his past.

Nick Little in 2021 with a personal perspective on loss and resilience.

Does it help to be a psychologist if you develop a mental health problem? Vanessa Moore, October 2021

Opening up to disclosure - Anna Ruddle and Sarah Dilks, June 2015

This October 2016 letter led to a lively debate in our pages on the merits or otherwise of self-disclosure as a Psychologist.

Honest, open and proud for mental health professionals

Managing and coping with sexual identity at work

'This early experience of being the outsider has shaped my perspective' - we meet Joanna Wilde

The 'tree of work-life' exercise

'Neurodiversity is not just for those we work with' - a group of autistic psychologists write

'People erase my existence' - on biphobia and bisexual erasure