Context - The Association for Family Therapy in the UK

	Context 98
	August 2008
	Refugees, Race, Culture and Diversity
	Issue editors: Máire Stedman with Shila Khan
Covers	Contents	page
Inside Covers	Editorial
Articles	Máire Stedman	1
	Shila Khan and Máire Stedman in conversation with Inga-Britt Krause	5
	Nothing but the same old story
	Paul Brady	11
	Culturally sensitive talking therapies; the Irish and other communities
	Gary Fereday	12
	Muddles and struggles of a trainee researching race and culture: implications for family therapy training
	Chiara Santin	13
	Systemic challenges in a refugee camp
	Renos K Papadopoulos	16
	The Refugee Council therapeutic casework model: addressing asylum seekers’ external and internal issues within a helping relationship
	Andrew Keefe	20
	Coming back as a “small” foreigner
	Sigurd Reimers	23
	Ali El Hadi – a tribute	25
	The bridging card: connecting across difference
	Barry Mason	26
	My experience of training
	Clare	28
	Looking after ourselves: lesbian and gay couples talk about family therapy
	Barry Sugg	29
	Developing a conversation about empowerment
	Chris Evans	32
	The cybernetics of prejudices in the practice of psychotherapy by G. Cecchin, G. Lane and W. Ray, 1994
	Reviewed by Kevin Ball	35
	Competent cross cultural family assessment: a framework for clinicians
	Christine Senediak	36
	Guantanamo
	Poem by Anna Margrete Flam, synopsis of ‘The Road to Guantanamo’ courtesy of Human Rights Watch International Film Festival	39
	Code of ethics and practice
	Policy document revised May 2008	40
	Research update. The SCORE project
	Peter Stratton	43
	Your chance to influence NICE about what matters to you
	Peter Stratton	45
	AFT news	45
	Advertising	49