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Across all my work – in the therapy room and on the page – I explore how people live with solidarity and grace amid the world’s accelerating trauma. To be human in this dehumanising age is an art of creative resistance.
My new nonfiction book, Human Again: The Lost Art of Being Alive (March 2027), brings together everything I have learned by listening to people as a psychologist and as a novelist.
It is not self-help. It is not smart thinking. It will not ask you to try harder. It invites you to do something far easier: to come home, and be human again.
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