John Karter

John Karter is a British journalist, psychotherapist, and psychology, life and relationships author. He is a presenter for Marlow FM radio voluntarily, and for many years worked as a film and TV extra.

Karter joined The Times in 1973, working initially as a sports sub-editor and then as section editor and writer. He left in 1986 to join The Independent, and in 1990 joined The Sunday Times as a columnist.

In 1998, he concentrated on writing books and developing his career as a psychotherapist.

John Karter has six non-fiction books published along with one novella, The Profit, in which the main character, an arrogant city high-flyer, uses reverse psychology to gain insight into today’s ‘me’ society.

He is a qualified psychotherapist with 20 years of experience in private practice and various mental health organizations, although no longer practicing.

John Karter has recently started writing plays and prose, which is why he has joined Actors & Writers London.

John Karter lives in London.

Photo credit: johnkarter.com

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