Abstract
Recently, on two separate occasions, I was asked what my ‘speciality’ was. First my friend, Jock, a newly trained psychotherapist who was interviewing me in order, as he put it, ‘to gather pearls of wisdom from his elders’, asked me the question. I was stumped. Some ‘elder’, I thought, thirty years of practice and teaching and I had yet to declare whether I specialized in ‘trauma’, ‘addiction’, ‘sexual deviance’, or what (all terms that he offered to try to help me to decide).
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