22 August 2026
If you have ever found out that someone you love is hurting themselves, you already know what the first thought is. It arrives before any of […]
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7 August 2026
Everybody recognises the moment from the outside. Someone is shown, clearly and reasonably, that something they believe does not hold up, and instead of adjusting the […]
20 July 2026
In our previous piece, we explored an idea that sounds simple but turns out to be significant: that a community under sustained stress begins to function, […]
20 July 2026
There is a question worth sitting with as you move through an ordinary week in Britain right now. When you scroll through the news and feel […]
20 July 2026
This piece is written for colleagues rather than clients. It sets out the clinical distinction we use between neurodiversity and neurodivergent at Storm’s Edge Therapy, and […]
20 July 2026
Two words get used almost interchangeably across therapy websites, LinkedIn posts and workplace training slides: neurodiversity and neurodivergent. Most people assume they mean roughly the same […]
26 June 2026
There is a particular kind of exhaustion that comes not from trying too little, but from trying too hard in the wrong direction. If you have […]
3 June 2026
There is a question that has been quietly circulating in research, in therapy rooms, and in lived experience for some time now, and it is one […]
6 May 2026
For as long as human civilisation has existed, there have been two kinds of minds driving it forward; and we have never needed both more urgently […]