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.
You can find me on Twitter at @zoekrupka or email me at zoekrupka@me.com
You can find an article I wrote for theconversation on the death of a sibling here
I was a guest discussing the decision not to have children on Ladies We Need to Talk here
You can find an article I wrote for the Washington Post on death, dying and grief here
You can find my piece on women who choose not to have children here
You can read a piece I wrote on fathering with Matt Beard in the Guardian here
And one on how sad it is when your pet dies here at the herald sun
A piece I wrote recently for Meanjin on Listening is here
My academic articles are collected here on Researchgate
I’ve written a book on break up etiquette called the fine art of breaking up. If you’d like to score yourself a very cheap copy simply click here. The reviews are awesome.
Please note that I can’t respond to therapeutic inquiries here, but if you’re hunting for a therapist, please go to the Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia here and click on the ‘find a therapist’ tab, or contact your GP for a local referral.
The main header image is from a picture by Michael Sowa entitled Bunny Dressing. 
