Vol. 19 No. 1 (2021): Special Issue: The psychopolitics of global crises and online therapy

Published: 2023-03-17

EDITORIAL

• Editorial

  Keith Tudor

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PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES

• The challenge of security and accessibility: Critical perspectives on the rapid move to online therapies in the age of COVID-19

  Julia Ioane, Catherine Knibbs, Keith Tudor

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• Naked society: Global selves in the age of pandemics

  Zefiro Mellacqua

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• A critique of digital mental health via assessing the psychodigitalisation of the COVID-19 crisis

  Jan De Vos

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• Psychotherapy progress and outcome monitoring in the real world of private practice

  Jon Mills

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• Free and open-source therapy: Towards a revolution in the politics of psychotherapy

  Gita Kiper

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• Here lies … Hermetics, psychoanalysis and ethnocentrism: Using Abraham and Torok to help explain the rise of reactionary social groups

  Jacob Glazier

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• The future of the past of a cinematically mediated protest song

  Bert Olivier

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TALK

• Feeling heavy too: Thoughts on the concept of vicarious trauma

  Zoë Krupka

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NOTES FROM THE FRONT LINE

• Ranting during the pandemic: Online contributions to our online world

  Andrew Samuels

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• Locked down or locked up: 131 Days in immigration detention

  Marie-Thérèse Talensby

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• We are not in this together: Psychotherapy and pandemic emotions

  Zoë Krupka

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• #TherapistsConnect: Our voices are stronger together

  Peter Blundell

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REVIEW

• Inside out, outside in: Transforming mental health practices

  Ruth Smith

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