Publications by Marc Bosset:

Bosset, M.A. (2022). The Two Analyses of Anne: The Seesaw, Disclosure, and the Third. British Journal of Psychotherapy, 38(3), pp.500–514.

This paper explores the clinical and theoretical implications of two different psychoanalytic accounts of the same patient, examining the complex relationship between therapist, patient and the material that emerges within psychotherapy.

The paper considers questions of disclosure, interpretation and the different perspectives that can arise within psychoanalytic work. It reflects my interest in the therapeutic relationship and in the ways that meaning is developed collaboratively within psychotherapy.

Bosset, M.A. (2023). The Hidden Cost of Long Covid. Private Practice, September Issue, pp.14-17, British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy, ©BACP 2023.

This article considers some of the psychological and emotional consequences associated with Long Covid and the ways in which persistent physical symptoms can affect a person's sense of self, relationships, emotional wellbeing and everyday life.

It reflects my interest in the interaction between psychological and physical experience, and in the importance of understanding the whole person rather than viewing emotional and physical difficulties in isolation.

This publication explores issues surrounding neurodiversity within psychotherapy and the implications for psychotherapists working with neurodivergent clients. The subject reflects my wider professional interest in understanding psychological experience without reducing people to a diagnosis or a single explanatory model.