Writing & Research
Peer-reviewed research, press features, and public writing on psychology, the grey space, and what it means to work with genuine human complexity.
Peer-Reviewed Research
ISCP · 2019–2020
Vol. 13, Issue 1
International Society for Coaching Psychology
Coaching Psychology International
An examination of the grey space between coaching and therapy — arguing that practitioners must actively hold this terrain in mind, rather than treat it as a problem to be referred away. Published in the peer-reviewed journal of the International Society for Coaching Psychology.
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pp. 59–68
International Society for Coaching Psychology
The founding articulation of the grey space concept — naming the territory where coaching and therapy intersect, and examining what practitioners working in that space need to navigate it responsibly and ethically.
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In the Press
The Independent
Covering teenage mental health, the pressures young people face, and why the psychological impact of the pandemic on adolescents cannot be overlooked.
WeAreTheCity
On the positive impact of emotional intelligence within the workplace — particularly in leadership — and how resilience can be cultivated rather than simply expected.
Startups Magazine
An insight into Dr. Greer's personal experiences and challenges as a business founder, and the story behind establishing The Grey Space as a concept and practice.
Thrive Global
On emotional agility, psychological flexibility, and how understanding your own emotions can improve performance and well-being — particularly when navigating uncertainty and working from home.