Press

Mark provided comment to inews.co.uk on how the anonymity of dating apps can make using multiple profiles enticing and how this can give app users a sense of control over a situation that is in practice anxiety provoking.

Mark interviewed by The Big Issue on the topic of ‘climate doomism’ and how this can be both paralysing and a manifestation of other underlying anxieties.

Mark interviewed by inews.co.uk on the the mental health impact of excessive phone and device use, particularly for younger people – ‘Gen Z’.

Mark interviewed by inews.co.uk on the possible reasons why Generation Z seem to be having less sex than previous generations.

Mark providing comment to Mail Online on the nostalgia being expressed for Lockdown by, in particular, Generation Z who came of age during the pandemic and have had to emerge as adults into a very difficult world.

Mark was interviewed by ’60 Minutes’, Australia’s longest running current affairs programme, on how raising children gender neutral may impact them in terms of their identity and socialisation.

Sam in interview with Livescience.com on why some people ‘choke’ – panic – under pressure and how this has links back to their childhood experiences and how these influence treat responses as an adult.

Mark was invited onto ‘Conversations with Annalisa Barbieri’ to talk about being a Third Culture Kid and how this has uniformed his understanding of both the concept of belonging and how important it is for us human’s to feel a sense of belonging.

Mark provided comment for The Guardian’s column ‘Ask Annalisa Barbieri’ as an expert contributor on a reader’s questions relating to whether she should move back to New Zealand to be near family, or stay in the UK.

Mark was asked to contribute to this article for Mr Porter on how too much of a focus on self care can be detrimental to oneself and to relationships.  As with anything, self care can function as a manic defence against feeling in some cases.

Sam being interviewed by The Daily Beast on the topic of online stalking: why people do it and the impact on those who are stalked.