James Elder

Mad Artists: Creativity and Mental Health M ad Artists: Creativity and Mental Health The tortured artist, the alcoholic painter, the melancholic writer, the drummer with a weed habit, the bipolar entertainer, the self-destructive singer, the dancer with the eating disorder, the raging actor: stereotypes? There are examples in the media all the time. But do you have to be unhinged to be creative? Is the world telling us that if you choose the path of the artist, you’re different; you have...

Therapy Designed For Leaders Aside from the odd writer, rock star or military personnel, most of my clients are executives, C-suite, or entrepreneurs. Whilst I have specialist training in several therapeutic approaches and issues, my real specialism is in the type of clients I work with- leaders. No one gets less support than leaders, no one needs more support, stigma can be a real challenge when leadership is often about perception, and therapy for leaders is different in so many ways....

In today’s fast-paced world, executives face unique pressures that can take a toll on their mental and emotional well-being. Balancing demanding workloads, high expectations, and personal life often leaves little room for self-care. Fortunately, advances in technology have made it possible to access mental health support conveniently through remote therapy. This approach is transforming how executives maintain their well-being, offering flexibility, privacy, and effective care without the...