Chris Brogan, Convenor & Squiggle Trustee The Climate Crisis is undoubtedly the biggest existential threat of all time. The enormity of it overwhelms us. It brings to the foreground all the more undesirable elements of being human - greed, consumerism,...

'Hearing Winnicott's voice added a new dimension to his work, where words on a page came alive and one could really get a sense of 'where he was coming from'. There is much about the quality of Winnicott's voice that added to the seminars...' Jo Montgomery...

Michaela Edwards, Lecturer in Organizational Health and Wellbeing & Helen Ingham, Art Therapy Student, University of Chester, reflect on the study day in Manchester.

Tessa Dalley, Chair of The Squiggle Foundation, reflects on Gregorio Kohon's Madeleine Davis Lecture 2017.

David Cornelius (Child Psychotherapist) reports on Squiggle North East's Conference held at the Mining Institute in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne on Saturday 4th November 2017 when Chris Brogan presented his paper ‘I AM’ - Vitality Creativity Destructiveness and...

Squiggle North East: 13 February 2016: Newcastle Matthew Evans, Child & Adolescent Psychotherapist, reflects on a presentation which made imaginative use of film alongside clinical material to enhance understanding of the plight of children who cannot...

"Forgiving the irreparable damage done for both victim and perpetrator is a process for both… It is not an event and cannot be prescribed; it is not a cure – no magical reparation will resolve this mental pain. Drinking from the same bowl of bitterness mar...

The Winnicott Trust: 21-23 November 2015: London “One of the best conferences I have attended” says Chris Brogan, Squiggle Foundation Trustee for the North East of England, who provides an extended report of this conference held as part of the launch of ...