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Context 2016

2016 Context issues 

143 | Contents

Editorial – Gary Robinson and Ali Robertson

The ‘kitten that stood on stones’ – A story written by Anna – supported by Kimberley Hollis, a systemic family practitioner and multi-agency worker for Derbyshire Social Care Services

“Thank you Taylor Swift”: Impacts of a raid on the random in systemic family practice – Chris Heseltine, Zara and Katherine

Lessons hard won: An introduction to the theory and applications of ‘consulting your consultants’ – Lindsey Hampson

Exploring self-harm – Gary Robinson

The wolves and the river – a story by Holly and Nicola

Shantomon: Bangladeshi women using their voices – Romena Toki

In the multiverse of the multi-family group: Co-constructing new understandings and sharing expertise of anorexia nervosa – Gail Eglin and Stephanie Keith

‘Tishisms’

“Experts by experience”: Do we pay lip service to working collaboratively with people? Ali Robertson

The Mental Health Schools Network: Sharing expertise with teachers and schools – Hannah

Frantic Families support group – Leigh Morton and Tracey Goodrum

Bryan Lask, 1941-2015 – Judith Lask

Cybernetico-epistobabble, the emperor’s new clothes and other sacred cows – Bryan Lask

AFT news

AFT guidelines: Levels of systemic training and competence for practice

Continuing Professional Development (CPD Policy)

AFT representation at public policy events – Tessa Jones

What does the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence have to do with the Association for Family Therapy and Systemic Practice in the UK? Helen Schur

Letters to the editor

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