I was speaking to a colleague recently about the challenges of setting up and running a private medical practice in the UK. I don’t do any private work myself, but he does — and the conversation was an eye-opener. To establish a private practice in the UK, a clinician needs: This got me thinking —…
Once upon a time, in a land awash with forms, burnout, and administrative despair, a kind and noble delegation appeared at the gates of the mental health village. They came not to conquer, they said, but to offer gifts. “Our platform is free,” they declared, “utterly, totally, benevolently free.”“No ads. No charges. No traps. Just…
When we think of burnout, we often picture corporate workers crushed under deadlines or doctors racing through understaffed wards. But one group, often forgotten in this conversation, sits quietly in therapy rooms every day—holding space for others while carrying an invisible weight of their own. I recently ran a small academic research project on burnout…