Emma Robertson

Berlin

Executive Editor at The Talks

Copywriter at Freelance

Host at AIR Podcast

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Articles

When Sharing Your Truth Feels Like Giving It Away

2 weeks ago | medium.com | Emma Robertson

We’re told that vulnerability is healing. That sharing our stories sets us free. That opening up about our struggles helps both us and others. But what if there’s a difference between authentic vulnerability and performing your pain? What if the very act of seeking witnesses to your truth can sometimes leave you feeling more exposed than healed? Caroline shared this pattern with me over several sessions, and when I asked if I could write about it, she said yes immediately.
When Connection Feels Like Something You Could Lose Any Second

3 weeks ago | medium.com | Emma Robertson

We talk a lot about trust in relationships. But rarely do we examine what we’re actually looking for when we claim to trust someone. Are we trusting the person? Or are we trusting that they’ll never change, never have off days, never need space? What if real trust isn’t about consistency — but about recognising what remains constant beneath the surface shifts? This conversation happened during one of my regular sessions.
Graduate National Championship 2025 at Staunton Harold Sailing Club

3 weeks ago | sail-world.com | Emma Robertson

Graduate National Championship 2025 at Staunton Harold Sailing Club by Emma Robertson 2 Jun 07:50 PDT The Graduate National Championships 2025 were held at Staunton Harold Sailing Club with three days of tricky and tactical sailing thanks to the strong and shifty winds that prevailed across the bank holiday weekend.
The Polarity Pattern: Why We Become Our Partner's Opposite

1 month ago | medium.com | Emma Robertson

Relationships don’t just shape us — they polarise us. Without noticing, we start compensating for each other. One leans into freedom, the other into control. This pattern surfaced recently with a client named Anna. Anna is a real client, though her name and identifying details have been changed to protect her privacy. …Anna was frustrated. “I feel like I have to be the responsible one,” she said. “If I don’t keep things structured, nothing gets done.
From Mood Management to Self-Trust: When Emotional “Problems” Aren’t Problems

2 months ago | medium.com | Emma Robertson

What if your mood isn’t something to fix — but something to work with? So often we treat difficult emotions like obstacles to overcome before life can properly begin. But what if they’re not problems at all? What if they’re part of the weather system of being human — something to move with, not against? This surfaced recently in a session with Catherine. Her name and identifying details have been changed, but the pattern she uncovered is one many of us will recognize.
The Land Rover Defender Is a Callback to History

2 months ago | spacesmag.com | Emma Robertson

Deep in the wilds of Point Reyes, a rutted dirt track leads to Drakes Estero — a vast complex of salt marshes, eelgrass beds and mudflats that are at once a nursery, a home and a waypoint for myriad species of marine life and migratory birds. Depending on the season, and the depth of the ruts, the road can be treacherous, at least in an ordinary car.
Elevated and Eclectic: See How BK Interior Design Transformed a Historic Ross Property

2 months ago | spacesmag.com | Emma Robertson

As the saying goes, “good design takes time.” Such was the case for the collaboration between BK Interior Design and Polsky Perlstein Architects, who spent two years weaving together a tapestry of open space, color and pattern to bring their clients’ dream home to life.
Unclarity vs. Uncertainty: The Barrier You Didn’t Know Was There

2 months ago | medium.com | Emma Robertson

With Lara’s permission, this story has been adapted and anonymized to protect her identityLara had been avoiding the steam room at her gym for months. Something so simple had become an inexplicable barrier in her routine — a small example of a pattern that was actually shaping many areas of her life. “I feel ridiculous admitting this,” she said. “I’ve been a member for over a year, but I’ve never used it because I don’t know exactly how it works. Do I need to bring something? Where do I change?
Elizaveta Porodina - The Talks

2 months ago | the-talks.com | Emma Robertson

Short ProfileName: Elizaveta PorodinaDOB: 1987Place of birth: Moscow, RussiaOccupation: PhotographerMs. Porodina, I noticed that you often use the term performance when describing the process of your photography. Why is that? Yes, that’s because to me, it’s the most authentic description of what I have encountered during the shoot, because when I collaborate with a model or an actor or a dancer, it’s never about them executing a certain pose that I had in mind for them.
Kwame Onwuachi - The Talks

2 months ago | the-talks.com | Emma Robertson

Short ProfileName: Kwame OnwuachiDOB: 11 November 1989Place of birth: The Bronx, New York, United StatesOccupation: Chef, restaurateurMr. Onwuachi, the first thing that struck me when I entered your restaurant, Tatiana, was the music: hip hop and R&B. It made me feel really relaxed, like I was going to a friend’s house for dinner. You hit the nail right on the head, that’s exactly how it’s supposed to feel.