My public work sits at the intersection of psychotherapy, creativity, and technology—especially the psychological impact of AI-generated imagery and the role of images in meaning-making.
- UK Council for Psychotherapy Research Conference 2026: Reverie and the Machine: What AI Reveals About the Human Therapist [(1:21-1:37) password: REs3cHCf26%] (May 2026)
- Keynote: Psychotherapy and AI Imaging — 3rd Essen Photography Conference, Germany (February 2026)
- Public lecture: Psychoanalysis and Photography — The Photographers’ Gallery, London (February 2025)
- Article contribution: Artificial Intelligence and Psychotherapy — UKCP (2024)
- Conference paper: Online counselling — joint Southern Association for Psychotherapy and Counselling (SAFPAC) & Critical Psychotherapy Network conference on technology in psychotherapy (Zoom, 30 September 2023)
If you’d like to invite me to speak or teach, please get in touch via the contact page.
My recent publications include:
- Rubinstein D., (2025) “Towards Modernism in Psychotherapy? Artificial Intelligence, art and psychotherapy” in “The Therapeutic Thread”.
- Rubinstein D., (2024) “Schrödinger’s Cat Goes Online: Exploring the Paradoxes of Psychotherapy in the Digital Age” European Journal of Psychotherapy & Counselling, 26 (1)
- Rubinstein D., (2021), book review: “Anti-Oedipus; Capitalism and Schizophrenia“, European Journal of Psychotherapy & Counselling, 23(2)
- Rubinstein D., (2021) The Diogenes complex: sublime living in irrational times in The Sublime in Everyday Life, eds. Anastasios Gaitanidis and Polona Curk, Routledge, 202. ISBN 9780367202972
I also write about psychotherapy, relationships, sexuality, loss, creativity and the ways our histories continue to shape adult life.