Some critics see Georgiana Houghton’s spirit drawings, on show at the Courtauld Gallery (link to previous review) until 11th September, as “outsider art”. Wanting to know more, I delved a little deeper and began to wonder about the value of categorising Houghton’s work in this way or viewing any artist from the perspective of a particular movement or school.
When you listen over many years to hundreds of people, from all walks of life, talking confidentially about their relationships, patterns suggest themselves even while each person’s individuality remains vivid.
Happy Now? by Jane McChrystal. Positive psychology, subjective well-being and the state of the nation.
The Secure Attachment Style
The Avoidant Attachment Style by Jane McChrystal.
Relationship success and your attachment style. by Jane McChrystal. Some people seem to make and keep relationships so easily.
Archive 2008 Londongrip . . . Psychotherapy The Many Roads to Ordinary Happiness by Jane McChrystal
Kaleidoscope by Sarah Leavesley. Review by Barbara Lewis.
Sarah Leavesley’s imaginary Claire is advised to write by a psychiatrist, as doctor and patient try to piece together a life as shattered as the glass in a kaleidoscope.