The aim of this blog is to share information with the general public about topics related to the field of counseling and psychotherapy.
In the course of this dialogue with the blog community, I hope to stimulate discussion and debate around the topic of mental and behavioral health. As part of this process I intend to share information about my professional development, courses I’ve attended, articles and books I’ve read and films I’ve seen.
Views and opinions expressed on this blog are entirely the author’s own. All relevant source material will be identified and referenced.
There will be no discussion about my clients or my private life.
This Blog is for informational and entertainment purposes only. The information provided is not intended to be a substitute for professional psychotherapeutic treatment. Visiting this blog this does not create a therapeutic relationship with Mark Redgrave or imply that one has been established with him. In no event shall Mark Redgrave be held responsible for any negative consequence to the reader resulting from the reader’s use of this material.
Should readers, however, be interested in working psychotherapeutically with Mark Redgrave face to face as clients, appointments can be made through the contact section of the website.
Whilst every effort will be made to keep the information up to date and correct, there are no warranties, either expressed or implied, that guarantee the accuracy, reliability, accessibility or suitability of the information provided. In addition to this, in keeping with the dialectic nature of conceptual discourses and truth, my opinions and perspectives may change and evolve over time.
Comments in response to this blog are encouraged and welcomed. However the author will choose to edit comments should this be required – for example if profanity appears in an otherwise legitimate response or if a page layout is disrupted due to a long web link.
In addition to this, the author reserves the right to delete comments for the following reasons: