Writing and Research
My academic work supports my clinical practice.
I participate in reading groups, conferences, and talks to stay involved in the latest developments in psychotherapy. I’m a deep believer that as a psychotherapist, I should always be learning - inside and outside of the therapy room.
Harper, E. & Magyarlaki, A.P. (2026). Homes, closets and wombs: Psychoanalytic reflections on home-making and homelessness for queer, trans and gender nonconforming people [Paper presentation]. Freudian Research Seminar Series, Freud Museum. Event link here.
Papers & Publications
Magyarlaki, A. P., & Pipkin, A. (2025). “Curating that confusion”: Nonbinary dress strategies and their implications on identity development. Clothing and Textiles Research Journal. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/0887302X251360329.
Jamaluddin F., Jeong D., & Magyarlaki A.P. (2025). The monster can speak: Self-theorisations of monstrosity in the therapy room [Paper presentation]. London Conference for Critical Thought.
Magyarlaki, A.P., Sammon, B., & Toch, F. (2026). In Theory We Trust: Authorising Harm in the Name of Psychoanalysis [Paper presentation]. Association for Psychosocial Studies.
Magyarlaki, A. P., & Pipkin, A. (2024). “I got given all these keys”: a photovoice study examining master and alternative narratives and nonbinary identity formation in London’s queer communities. International Journal of Transgender Health, 1–19. https://doi.org/10.1080/26895269.2024.2387631
Ripping up the archive of psychoanalysis: a Queer Encounter at the Freud Museum (with Queer Encounters and the Mental Health and Social Justice Network), Freud Museum. Event link here.