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Context 102 April 2009 | |
| The double bind revisited | ||
| Issue editor: Brian Cade | ||
| Contents | page | |
| Editorial | ||
| Brian Cade | 1 |
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| The double bind theory: still crazy-making after all these years | ||
| Paul Gibney | 3 | |
| Double bind: much more than just a step ‘toward a theory of schizophrenia’ | ||
| Joel Cullin | 8 |
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| Some further bits and pieces about double binds | ||
| Brian Cade | 15 |
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| Narrative therapy, family therapy and history | ||
| Dave Harper | 17 | |
| Concentration camps – beyond optimism and pessimism in therapy | ||
| Szymon Chrzastowski | 19 | |
| Has there really been any change? A look back in time | ||
| Alistair Cade | 21 | |
| Where is the other half of me? | ||
| Zoe | 25 | |
| Ten facts of therapeutic life (when working with abused children) | ||
| Carol Boland | 26 | |
| Hearing loss and family therapy: a trainee therapist’s experience | ||
| Ruth Morgan-Jones | 30 | |
| Applying theory to practice and practice to theory | ||
| Sonja Upton | 32 | |
| When to refer to a family systems psychotherapist (family therapist) | ||
| David Pocock | 34 | |
| Some dilemmas of a feminist approach to engaging with men in family therapy | ||
| Philippa Beale | 35 | |
| Pharmaceutical reasoning | ||
| Tom Strong | 39 | |
| Letter to the editor | 42 | |
| Book reviews | 43 | |
| Research update | ||
| Peter Stratton | 45 | |
| The Highgate Family Clinic is 20 - or isn’t it amazing we’re still going? | ||
| Hilary Graham | 47 | |
| AFT news | 48 | |
| Advertising | 50 | |
| Cartoons and Illustrations: Brian Cade. Poetry by Dvorah Simon, Amy Rose and Zoe | ||
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