Dr. Jamie English

04/20/2026

A question for my fellow therapists and clinicians:
When did you last tend to your own relationship with your body — not as a clinician, but as a person?
I'm hosting a free live webinar on May 13th at 6 PM CST called Body Image for Clinicians: Doing Our Own Work. It's 90 minutes of real, honest work — the kind we hold space for in our clients but rarely carve out for ourselves.
It's free. It's on Zoom. And it's for you.
Register here: https://www.drjamieenglish.com/may-webinar-body-image-for-therapists

04/17/2026

We speak with more certainty than the data supports.
And yet—therapy still works.

So what’s actually doing the work?

04/10/2026

We’re trained to see patterns.
To name what’s not working.
To understand quickly.

But insight alone doesn’t create change.

People don’t shift because we’re right.
They shift when something in the room feels safe enough to soften.

That’s the work.

04/09/2026

What if the problem isn’t your body?

What if it’s the trance we’ve all been taught to live inside?

Tracking. Fixing. Starting over.
Over and over again.

I made something to help you step outside of that.

It’s a gentle place to begin.

03/14/2026

What if the problem isn’t your body?

In This Body: A Women’s Poetry Night is an evening of poetry and reflection about living inside our bodies — the complicated, beautiful, human experience of it all.

Not a lecture.
Not a workshop.
Just words, stories, and women gathered together.

If something in you has been wanting a space like this, I hope you’ll come.

Join us for an intimate, women-only poetry night exploring body image, healing, and reclaiming your inherent worth and beauty.

12/10/2025

Encourage supervisees to take stock. Growth isn’t always loud—but it’s there.”

12/03/2025

It’s powerful to sit with discomfort instead of solving it. Supervision can model that that presence.

11/26/2025

Perfectionism thrives in silence. Let’s name it in supervision, and free ourselves from it.

11/19/2025

You don’t have to rescue every moment. Supervision is about allowing safe discomfort.

11/12/2025

As clinicians, we sometimes minimize our own emotions in the name of professionalism. But our feelings are data too. Supervision is a place to honor them, learn from them, and prevent burnout. How do you integrate emotional self-awareness into your practice?