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Context 101 February 2009 | |
| Living with dying and bereavement | ||
| Issue editors: Judith Bevan and Eleanor Anderson | ||
| Contents | page | |
| Editorial | ||
| Judith Bevan and Eleanor Anderson | 1 |
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| Sculpture as communication | ||
| Jill Watson | 3 | |
| Engaging the ‘reflecting community’: the impact of suicide in a small rural community | ||
| Sarah Eldrid | 2 |
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| A personal perspective on researching childhood bereavement | ||
| Ana Draper | 5 |
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| A children’s bereavement service: a personal view | ||
| Karina Russell | 7 | |
| Groups within groups: a programme for bereaved children | ||
| Pam Goldstein and Sue Friend | 9 | |
| Loss and looked after and adopted children | ||
| Sara Barratt | 11 | |
| Using therapeutic letters | ||
| Liz Day | 15 | |
| Living with terminal illness | ||
| Judy Rathbone | 18 | |
| The multiple faces of hope | ||
| Ana Draper | 20 | |
| Journeying towards death: a life’s work | ||
| Chris Hannah | 22 | |
| Thai culture, death and emotion: a personal reflection | ||
| Caroline Wells | 24 | |
| Responding to a tragedy: an invitation to self-reflexive dialogue | ||
| Enid Colmer and Rupalee Suresh | 26 | |
| Becoming a family of three | ||
| John Wheeler | 29 | |
| The professional impact of client suicide: a research study | ||
| Gina Bird | 31 | |
| Talking about talking, hesitations to talk and not-talking | ||
| An Hooghe | 33 | |
| Losses and new positions | ||
| Rory Worthington | 36 | |
| Between the material and the supernatural: Therapeutic implications of bereaved individuals’ experience of contact with the deceased person | ||
| Hugh Palmer | 40 | |
| Facing down death: short reflections on death, love and happiness | ||
| John Hills | 44 | |
| Workshop reports: AFT conference, Manchester: | 48 | |
| RICAP – reflective interpersonal therapy for children and parents. | ||
| Workshop presenter: Hermione Roff. Workshop reporter: Jennifer Atkinson | ||
| Co-constructing narratives: an exploration of the journey of unaccompanied refugee young people and their therapist – a tale from qualitative research. | ||
| Workshop presenter: Máire Stedman. Workshop reporters: Pete Harmsworth and Lorna Edwards. | ||
| Responding to the MMM challenge: making systemic therapy happen in multi-agency, multi-disciplinary, multi-modal contexts. | ||
| Workshop presenter: David Amias. Workshop reporter: Branwen McHugh. | ||
| ADHD – regeneration: linking the old and the new. | ||
| Workshop presenter: Gary Robinson. Workshop reporter: Tom O’ Neill | ||
| Stories with a therapeutic twist. | ||
| Workshop Presenters: Mark Rivett and Steve Killick. Workshop reporter: Shelagh Wright. | ||
| Into the new: the AFT conference as experienced by a newly qualified family therapist. | ||
| Workshop reporter: Linda Staines. | ||
| The AFT Conference, Manchester, in pictures | 52 | |
| Research adventures | ||
| Peter Stratton | 54 | |
| AFT news | 55 | |
| Advertising | 58 | |
| Cartoons and photography: Posy Simmonds, Brian Cade, Chris Hills, Tony Widdowson and Louise Norris. Cover photograph © Benjamin Tindall. | ||
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