‘Integrating Intensive Interaction Principles into Psychological Practice’

Announcing the new book published today: ‘Integrating Intensive Interaction Principles into Psychological Practice’ Edited by Dr Sophie Doswell &  Dr Maggie Ellis (2025), Routledge.
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Intensive Interaction as a psychological therapy

With the upcoming publication of ‘Integrating Intensive Interaction into Psychological Practice’ in this Blog I have abridged a 2009 article on the issue from ‘The Psychologist’; I thought it would whet our appetites for the upcoming book’s launch (next week!). Read on for more …

Books on Intensive Interaction in 2025

With the imminent arrival of a new book on Intensive Interaction (‘Integrating Intensive Interaction Principles into Psychological Practice’, by Dr Sophie Doswell &  Dr Maggie Ellis) for this Blog, I am setting out in chronological order the current range of books published so far (in English) on the approach.
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The ‘Intensive Interaction in Action’ DVD – 10 years on, and still brilliant

It is now 10 years since the launch of the ‘Intensive Interaction in Action’ DVD. It is still a brilliant learning resource, and it is still available…
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Catherine’s Legacy – 20 years on.

It is 20 years since a paper was published that I think is hugely powerful, and one that I often directly quote from during the training that I give. Read on for more …

Getting Published with Intensive Interaction

This blog contains information on the submission criteria for the most significant academic and research journals that have published Intensive Interaction papers. Read on for more…

‘What is Intensive Interaction?’ – New video available from the Intensive Interaction Institute

What is Intensive Interaction? Good question! Well, there is now a free introductory video available from the Intensive Interaction Institute … follow the link for more.

Intensive Interaction … and the potential for social communication regression or ‘Holiday effect’?

Intensive Interaction … and the potential for social communication regression or ‘Holiday effect’ from its discontinued use? Read on for more …