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Chris Warren-Dickins is a psychotherapist, and they provide a psychotherapy service that serves people in New Jersey (USA) and the United Kingdom. Chris loves to help all sorts of people with all sorts of problems, and they tend to work on the following areas: Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing therapy (EMDR) (an approach commonly used for trauma), Affirmative LGBTQ+ therapy, and “Men’s therapy” (in other words, how to survive the male label).
Chris was educated at University College London and University of East London (United Kingdom), and until 2008 Chris was a senior lawyer in London (United Kingdom). From 2005 until 2010 Chris retrained as a psychotherapist, and in 2010 Chris was awarded a Masters in Counseling & Psychotherapy. As part of their Masters, Chris carried out qualitative research into male labeled experiences of suicide and counseling. |
Interviews & appearances
Radio interview on Eye on the Community. Chris Warren-Dickins discusses the “black swans of the depressed male labeled”, a concept Chris introduced with the publication last year of Beyond the Blue.
Chris also discusses Beyond Your Confines (due out 1 October 2022) where Chris explores how this post-pandemic has created further mental prisons to confine us.
Chris also discusses Beyond Your Confines (due out 1 October 2022) where Chris explores how this post-pandemic has created further mental prisons to confine us.
Author and psychotherapist Chris Warren-Dickins was invited by the Mayor to speak at Ridgewood's Pride (New Jersey).
When they are still banning books, when they are stripping people of basic human rights, Chris explained that there is still a need for Pride.
Chris discussed their experiences as a writer, psychotherapist and parent, to stress the importance of empathy and compassion.
When they are still banning books, when they are stripping people of basic human rights, Chris explained that there is still a need for Pride.
Chris discussed their experiences as a writer, psychotherapist and parent, to stress the importance of empathy and compassion.
A panel discussion about Beyond the Blue.
Chris explained how the male label serves as an obstacle to adequate mental healthcare,
and how untreated depression, anxiety, and trauma poses a risk to all of us.
Chris explained how the male label serves as an obstacle to adequate mental healthcare,
and how untreated depression, anxiety, and trauma poses a risk to all of us.
Podcast interview between Chris Warren-Dickins and DJ Graeme Smith.
This podcast has been nominated for 'Best New Podcast" in the British Podcast Awards 2022 and 'Best Independent Podcast' in the Radio Academy Arias 2022.
This podcast has been nominated for 'Best New Podcast" in the British Podcast Awards 2022 and 'Best Independent Podcast' in the Radio Academy Arias 2022.
Highlights from a tour of Beyond the Blue
Unboxing of Beyond the Blue