Older father with Alzheimer’s disease sitting beside his adult son in a care home, holding a newspaper near a photograph of his late wife.

When Can I Go Home? (Dementia, Fathers and the Things That Cannot Be Repaired)

By Alexis Zachariou | 27 August 2026
An empty cot in a dim, misty nursery, evoking grief, absence and the ghostly memory of a lost baby.

The Empty Cot: Grief, Guilt, and the Ghost in the Nursery

By Alexis Zachariou | 28 July 2026
Faded 1970s-style family holiday photograph outside a caravan, showing a working-class family from an earlier generation.

The Bag Is Still Open

By Alexis Zachariou | 7 July 2026
A glass bottle on a study desk contains a miniature landscape of beach, mountains and a solitary figure, evoking R. D. Laing’s The Divided Self.

A Solitary Inhabitant of a Bottle

By Alexis Zachariou | 30 June 2026
Abstract blurred silhouette with overlapping faces representing identity, memory, repetition and self-understanding in psychodynamic therapy.

Songs in Therapy: Youth

By Alexis Zachariou | 23 June 2026
Surreal abstract artwork depicting a woman lying on her side beneath translucent layers of shimmering material, with warm orange, gold and pastel colours throughout.

I’m Really Sorry to Bother You

By Alexis Zachariou | 16 June 2026
Empty chair on a London Underground Piccadilly line train, between two passengers, symbolising reflection and the hidden self

The Empty Chair

By Alexis Zachariou | 9 June 2026
Red Kite circling high above a rural landscape, reflecting themes of parentification, responsibility and growing up too soon.

The Red Kite

By Alexis Zachariou | 2 June 2026
Abstract image of a man staring at his mirrored reflection, representing projection, self-awareness, and narcissistic dynamics within relationships.

Married to a Narcissist

By Alexis Zachariou | 26 May 2026
A solitary figure stands in a vast, fragmented white city, reflected in still water beneath them, evoking emotional isolation, inner collapse, and the search for meaning explored through a psychoanalytic interpretation of Johnny Cash’s Hurt.

Songs in Therapy: Hurt

By Alexis Zachariou | 19 May 2026