Dr Zoë Krupka
I work as an academic, feminist psychotherapist, writer and supervisor in Melbourne, Australia.
This blog is where I keep track of my work outside of the therapy room and beyond the classroom. All my non-academic articles and media spots can be found here.
I’m mad keen on the politics of therapy, supervision, stress and burnout, death, dying and the complexities of ethical etiquette.
Making & keeping friendships in older life
I had a rocking talkback session about values clashes on Life Matters with Beverley Wang recently
No, it’s not you: why ‘wellness’ isn’t the answer to overwork
You can find an oldie but a goodie on the highjacking of wellness I wrote for the conversation
Radio & TV
How do you form new friendships in adulthood: genuine, meaningful, comfortable friendships, not just friendly acquaintances? And once you make…
Whether you’re a fashionista or you just throw on whatever is at the top of the pile in your bedroom,…
Writing
I’d like all self-described empaths to understand that being empathic isn’t about being highly sensitive or constantly taking on other…
In 1971, when I was four years old, my brother died of a congenital heart condition. Writing about this…
Commentary
In this article, Jane Gilmore outlines the criticisms of recent budget allocations for couples counselling in situations of family violence….
This is a piece by Jenna Price on the potentially catastrophic changes to the national sexual assault and domestic violence…