Books

A practical, no-nonsense guide for therapists and changework practitioners who want to build an ethical, effective, and profitable practice without becoming pushy, generic, or buried in business nonsense. Covers pricing, marketing, websites, AI, systems, boundaries, reputation, referrals, money, and the judgement behind running a practice well.

Have you ever looked at the people in charge and thought — how did they get here? The psychological autopsy of the people running the world. Boris Johnson. Elon Musk. Vladimir Putin. Mark Zuckerberg. Donald Trump. Bill Gates. The House of Windsor and more.

Why do so many people feel like they are performing their own life rather than living it? You have been living your life as if the person making your decisions was actually you. The voice in your head that tells you what you deserve, where did that voice come from?

Do you know your neighbour? Not their name. Actually know them. When did we stop knowing the people around us, and what did it cost us when we did

The Strangers trilogy asked who is running your life, who is running your world, and what happened between all of us. This book asks the largest question left. What if consciousness is not what the brain produces, but what the universe is?

A complete guide to why self-help keeps you shallow — and the architecture of real change. For practitioners and serious seekers who are tired of shallow answers.

You have been told that ageing is inevitable — written into your biology, a fixed programme running in every cell. That belief is itself a programme. And programmes can be changed. Sixteen chapters on the real mechanisms of ageing and how the mind is running them.

A multidimensional framework for consciously shifting your reality — integrating quantum mechanics, ancient wisdom, mythic patterning, and embodied practice.

The twelve labours of Hercules mapped to real human transformation — fear, chaos, power, vulnerability, responsibility, and mortality.

This is not mythology. It is a map for living. A philosophy of courage, wisdom, endurance, and acceptance for the challenges you face today.

What if consciousness isn't a byproduct of brain activity but something woven into the fabric of reality? This book proposes that consciousness is the synchronisation of strings — a framework grounded in string theory, mapping six experiential dimensions from Word and Thought through Will, Reason, Intention, and the Universal Field

Dreams are not random noise. They are field-scanning — the mind navigating nonlocal consciousness while the body rests.

Sanomentology principles applied to deliberate dream architecture. Navigate, direct, and bring back genuine insight from the oneiric realm.

From the familiar five senses through the hidden biology of perception, into the nonlocal territory of telepathy, clairvoyance, auras, and collective mind.

Approached seriously and practically — with experiments you can run yourself. No PhD required.

GABA is the brain's master inhibitor — the brake system that keeps you calm and focused, and the same system that confines you to a narrow lane of perception.

Emotions cause chemistry — not the other way round. A paradigm flip that changes everything about inner work.

The brain's master excitatory neurotransmitter — hero and trickster. Ignites learning, fuels motivation, and drives every thought that lights up your consciousness.

Left unchecked, it drives anxiety, obsession, and burnout. Here's how to become an intentional conductor of these synaptic fireworks.

You're not broken. You're responding. To years of pressure, emotional suppression, trauma, and overdoing.

A profound reframe of fibromyalgia as signal rather than failure — and a gentle path toward healing rooted in safety, truth and self-respect.

Everyone in Hell has a reason. Most of them have paperwork.
Driving from Gdańsk to Chesterfield in a black Jaguar, Martin Rothery stops at a motorway service station outside Leicester. He wants coffee. What he finds is a door, a Porter, and a descent through nine circles built for the modern world.

There are spectators who film suffering rather than interrupt it. Trolls who have forgotten there is a person behind the screen. Football tribes who mistake hatred for belonging. Outrage merchants selling fury by the click. Courts where certainty has replaced justice. Ministries manufacturing truth, warmongers moving lives around maps, and clerks processing misery according to procedure.

At the bottom, there is no emperor of evil waiting on a throne.

There is a mirror.

Down Here, Everyone Is Right is a darkly funny, unsettling journey through the machinery that allows ordinary people to stop seeing one another. Drawing on thirty-eight years of work with human beings when the performance finally gives way, Martin Rothery follows cruelty back through fear, humiliation, tribalism, ambition and the small private permissions by which conscience is gradually outsourced.

This is not a tour of monsters.

It is a tour of us.

The Porter has the forms. The coffee is strong, black and sweet. The door has already closed.

You have been told that ageing is inevitable — written into your biology, a fixed programme running in every cell. That belief is itself a programme. And programmes can be changed. Sixteen chapters on the real mechanisms of ageing and how the mind is running them.