Press

Mark was asked to contribute to a feature piece in Woman & Home magazine on managing complex family dynamics during the potentially volatile Christmas period.

Mark was asked to contribute to a feature in the printed version of Red Magazine on the state of mental health and why there is hope with more and more people taking responsibility for seeking out support including psychotherapy. Article published in the January 2024 edition.

Mark was asked to contribute to an article in The New Statesman on how Gen Z may be one of the most risk adverse, and as a result conservative, generations in many years and how their experiences of childhood – notably the pandemic – may have shaped this outlook.

Mark provided comment to inews.co.uk on why slowing down is paradoxically the fastest way to get things done.

Mark was asked by HuffPost to provide comment on why we collectively judge women harshly who don’t smile regularly.

Mark provided comment to inews.co.uk on giving up alcohol for October – Sober October.

Mark was invited back on ‘Conversations with Annalisa Barbieri’ to discuss the much misunderstood and contentious issue of narcissism. Narcissism is a clinical term that arguably more than any other has been detached and distorted from its original meaning by the media and lay public to now be a term of abuse and labelling. The podcast episode covers what it is (and is not), how can we tell if someone is narcissistic and are we becoming more narcissistic?.

Mark interviewed for a feature piece in Mr Porter on how to bring home and continue with good and healthy habits that you started on your holidays.

Mark interviewed by Metro on the psychology of nostalgia and how this works in the context of movies, specifically in reference to the recently released Barbie movie.

Sam was asked to provide comment to Glamour magazine on how sibling birth order may influence personality traits.

Mark was invited to appear on The Therapy Suite Podcast on UK Health Radio to discuss the topic of narcissism – a mental health term that has become ubiquitous in recent years and along side this, distorted from its clinical meaning.

Mark interviewed by inews.co.uk on the social media phenomenon of ‘beige flags’, how these are being used in the modern dating world and why these beige flags tell us very little about compatibility.