Context
The magazine for family therapy and systemic practice
Context, the magazine for family therapy and system practice
Context, the magazine for family therapy and systemic practice, covers news and views on issues of concern to all professional groups working with children, families and adults in a therapeutic environment.
Context provides a user-friendly forum for sharing and stimulating therapeutic ideas among people working in both the public and independent sectors. Context contains a wealth of information about events, conferences, workshops and jobs in the family therapy field.
General Editor: Brian Cade - bcade@talktalk.net
Deputy Editor: Ged Smith - ged59@hotmail.com
Annual Subscriptions and Individual hard copies
AFT members automatically receive Context as part of their membership. You may, however, subscribe to Context if you are not an AFT member and purchase past issues.
Current Issue
Issue 165 / October 2019 – Working with older adults – edited by Susan Benbow, Sophie Jeffery & Eleanor Martin
Sample Issues
- April 2016, Context Issue 144. Edited by Gail Simon. Theme: Systemic practice and autism
- October 2011, Context Issue 117. Edited by Pat Gray. Theme: Black voices
Future issues of Context
Future issues of Context, guest issue editors and themes are listed below.
If you would like to write an article for Context, either on one of the themes planned below or not, please contact Brian Cade or Louise Norris to be put in touch with the relevant editor. Please note that the copy deadlines for articles to be included in Context are approximately 5 months before the publication date.
- Issue 166 / December 2019 – Ged Smith – general / to be announced (copy deadline passed)
- Issue 167 / February 2020 – Brian Cade – general / to be announced (copy deadline passed)
- Issue 168 / April 2020 – Yoko Totsuka and Sylvia Metzer – Family therapy with adult clients
- Issue 169 / June 2020 – Joanne Hipplewith and John Hills – To conjoin…
- Issue 170 / August 2020 – Ged Smith – general / to be announced
- Issue 171 / October 2020 – Pete Brown – Therapist self-care
