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Context 100 December 2008 | |
| Celebrating Context | ||
| Issue editor: Ged Smith | ||
| Contents | page | |
| Editorial | ||
| Ged Smith | 1 |
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| Still celebrating change | ||
| Philippa Seligman | 2 |
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| Whither family therapy: the next 50 years | ||
| H Charles Fishman | 3 |
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| Then and now: some considerations of family therapy’s political ecology | ||
| Jim Wilson | 4 | |
| Learning from curiosity, observing, exploring, writing down and teaching | ||
| John Byng-Hall | 8 | |
| Re-telling children’s stories | ||
| Andrew Duggan | 9 | |
| On history and family therapy: connections through time | ||
| Barry Mason | 10 | |
| Listening to the siblings “without the problem” | ||
| Jan Parker | 11 | |
| Reflections on systemic therapy – all in the mind of a nomad | ||
| Kieran Vivian-Byrne | 14 | |
| “Ooh, where did that come from?” Celebrating systemic practice in services for adults with intellectual disability | ||
| Mark Haydon | 16 | |
| Who’s in the driving seat? Some reflections by the Voices group for people who have experienced eating difficulties and a family therapy team in an eating disorders service | ||
| Chris Breckon, Susan Hooper, Su Hornsby, Alex Reed, Yolanda Sauter, Ruth Stanton, Jay Taylor, Christine Tyrell, Annabel Webster and Tom Williams | 18 | |
| The personal is political: the search for health in the midst of seeking asylum | ||
| Maria Nichterlein | 20 | |
| David and the wee catcher | ||
| Billy Hardy | 21 | |
| Frustration, change and trying too hard | ||
| Alex Millham and Jonathan Sharp | 22 | |
| It is the ecology | ||
| Carlos J Sanchez | 25 | |
| Context 100 – a hundred contexts | ||
| Ann Hughes | 26 | |
| Understanding relationships through genograms | ||
| Laura Glendinning | 27 | |
| Reflective interpersonal therapy for children and parents | ||
| Devised by Hermione Roff | 29 | |
| So, is this goodbye? | ||
| Lesley Novelle, Phillip Pepperell and Natalie Alleyne | 31 | |
| What if there is no light at the end of the tunnel? Chronicity and demoralisation | ||
| Paul Hackett | 33 | |
| ‘Loose ends’: preliminary sketch for further study of couple therapy in an NHS setting | ||
| Sue Gagg | 36 | |
| Research updat:e Ideas and challenges | ||
| Peter Stratton | 37 | |
| ‘Under new management’: the Journal of Family Therapy. But whose jounal is it? | ||
| Mark Rivett | 39 | |
| Letter to the editor | 40 | |
| AFT news | 41 | |
| Advertising | 44 | |
| Cartoons by Sally Little, Kieran Vivian-Byrne, Mark Hurst and Brian Cade | ||
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