Community Events

Upcoming events

Dr Katherine Uher

Literary Salon Double Bill – Let Them and The Courage to Be Disliked – Mel Robbins and Alfred Adler

📅 Date:  Sunday 1st March @9am-11am
📍 Location: Heaton

Mel Robbins’ book ‘Let Them’ and The Courage to be Disliked by Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga are massive bestsellers. Do they offer anything further to the work of Adler around the turn of the century, or the Stoics? We’ll gather for a lovely Sunday morning with warm drinks and cosy company to share our reactions and experiences! Let’s see how these ‘this book will change your life’ books can help us reflect from a depth or archetypal psychology perspective.   

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Past events

Dr Katherine Uher

Literary Salon – Kate Uher, Autism and complex PTSD

📅 New Date*:  Sunday 28th Sept @10am – 12pm
📍 Location: Heaton

The book you’re about to read is scheduled for publication by Jessica Kingsley in early 2026. As a speaker on neurodiversity and a psychotherapist, Kate is often asked what book she would recommend for psychotherapists working with autistic clients, but she couldn’t find one.

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Psychotherapy session

Literary Salon – Lauren Brown, visiting author of  ‘Hands’

📅 Date: September 21st, 2021
📍 Location: Heaton Consulting Rooms

We’re lucky to have a visiting author, Lauren Brown, for our Literary Salon. Lauren is open, great fun and honest about her lived experience of skin picking and anxiety. Lauren is visiting from London where she now lives, but she’s from the North East and her writing is thoroughly steeped in our local lands.

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Psychotherapist waiting room

Literary Salon – Kathryn Mannix

📅 Date: January 25th, 2025
📍 Location: Heaton Consulting Rooms

Palliative care consultant Kathryn is coming to speak with our intimate reading group in January. We are very lucky to have Kathryn visit us and to be with us to discuss the powerful and life-affirming stories of death and dying. Kathryn asks: what is the value – or otherwise – of telling these stories to help us prepare for our own death and the deaths of those we love.

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