Context - The Association for Family Therapy in the UK

	Context 103 June 2009
	Training and personal professional development
	Issue editor: Kate Daniels
Contents		page
Editorial
Kate Daniels		1
Externalising inner conversation in supervision and in therapy through ‘I’ and ‘YOU’ dialogical writing
Karen Partridge, Nicola McCarry, Ann Kelly, Erica Ruse and Jane Holmes		2
Conversations about transformation: Exploring the master’s dissertation as a relational context for re-authoring personal and professional development
Cedric Cramer and Jeanette Neden		8
Experiences of a personal-professional development (PPD) course during family therapy training
Alice Rogers		11
Just be yourself
Sue McNab, Marta Costa-Caballero, Fawzia Kauser, Lisa Thomson & Jennifer Wallis		14
“In your own kingdom, Sir”
Nigel Gearing		18
Doing therapy: A source of therapist well-being
Tapio Malinen and Frank Thomas		24
Through a glass darkly: reflecting on supervision
Sara Barratt		30
The best decisions emerge from dialogue
David Campbell		33
Perception
Di King		35
Systemic trainers’ cookbook:
Research cartwheel: An exercise for developing research ideas
Susan Lang, Christine Oliver and Karen Partridge		37
Internalised other interviewing: A supervision tool
Marilyn Brennan		39
A secure base for therapists’ training
Paolo Bertrando		42
“Choose life at whatever risk” The power of internal voices in training
Ari Badaines and Debbie Holmes		47
Dying
David Campbell		49
Research update
Peter Stratton		51
Conferences past and future		53
Activities of AFT in relation to the family and systemic psychotherapy workforce
Judith Lask		55
AFT news		58
Advertising		60
Booking Form: AFT Conference 11 - 13 September 2009, Cambridge, “Families First – Family Therapy in and beyond the consulting room”		64
Cartoons and Illustrations: Elaine Holliday and Brian Cade