"Olympic rower James Cracknell and Phillip Hodson, the psychotherapist and broadcaster, will this week urge fathers to reduce their working hours and even consider working from home to ensure they are around to help shape their children’s lives. "According to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and...
Rolf Harris leaves behind gilded lifestyle for vulnerable prison unit Extracted from The Observer, July 6th 2014 – article by Jamie Doward and Gaby Bissett - - https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2014/jul/06/rolf-harris-prison-unit Article discusses how the entertainer and convicted sex offender should be treated while in prison. …Some, however, might feel Harris...
Phillip Hodson, a panellist on Channel 4’s new show, explains the aim of the series: not to titillate, but to tell the truth about our love lives. Published by the Observer London, September 30th 2013. Commentators have favoured two words to tell the world why...
To the EditorThe TimesDear Sir,One prime reason for getting married in later life is to avoid paying George Osborne two tranches of inheritance tax and your report seems naïve in suggesting more romantic interpretations. It is of course iniquitous that those who prefer to cohabit...
Along with half of all males over 50, psychosexual therapist Phillip Hodson has an enlarged prostate that plays havoc with his bladder – and his life. And as treatment can mean saying goodbye to sex, what, he asks, is a man to do? Nobody quite knows...
HOLLANDAISE SAUCE Published in The Times January 21st 2014 under the title “Dear Agony Aunt, I’m in the merde, what can I do?” - concerning the French President’s problematic love life Oh what a tangled web we weave, we Presidents of France, with our droits de siegneur...
Published in The Independent 29.11.2011 By Psychotherapist Phillip Hodson Although suicide is no longer a crime - if you failed in England and Wales before 1961 you could end up in prison - it remains a puzzle utterly disturbing to those left behind. Never more so than...
Published in The Observer 10.02.2013 By psychotherapist Phillip Hodson No wife should have to listen to her own marital profanities on tape in front of strangers. No son should have to look down on his Dad in public. The cliche about 'too much information' was surely never...
PART TWO So far and yet so near...
Published in Funeral Service Magazine February 2012 Psychotherapist Phillip Hodson looks at ways to manage stress in the profession There are some lines of work, I would argue, that impose exceptional psychological pressures. It's not easy, for instance, being a cancer doctor since a large number of...