The Frame is an independent mental health magazine publishing writing, art, poetry and lived experience.
The first issue of The Frame was put together on a bit of a wing and a prayer.
I didn’t really know what it would become, whether anyone would be interested, or quite how complicated it would be to make a magazine with no real design or editorial experience.
But I had an idea.
When I was younger and hanging around places like Camden Town, I got a lot of my music education from homemade fanzines: messy, passionate, personal little things picked up in shops, venues and wherever else they appeared.
That spirit stayed with me.
Later, in my work as a therapist, I kept coming back to something simple: often, it’s through sharing our stories that we find our deepest connections.
And so The Frame was born...


The Frame is entirely designed, edited, compiled and produced by David Levy, a North London–based therapist.
Alongside his general therapist practice, David works extensively with adults and couples affected by ADHD and other neurodivergent conditions, and has been featured talking about both The Frame and his therapeutic work in various print interviews and podcasts.
In his spare time, he can often be found cooking, or walking his dog Oakleigh.
You can find out more information about David by visiting his website.