Human Systems: the Journal of Systemic Consultation and Management
Volume 8, Issue 1-4 1997
Volume Eight, Issue 1 1997
SPECIAL ISSUE IN APPRECIATION OF 25 YEARS OF SYSTEMIC INFLUENCE BY THE CENTRO MILANESE DI TERAPIA DELLA FAMIGLIA
Editorial P.1-2
Narrative-ating: Future Dreams in Present Living
Peter Lang and Elspeth McAdam P.3-12
Love is not Love Which Alters When It Alteration Find
Philippa Seligman, Brian Cade (and Shakespeare)
P.13
Sprouts, Jigsaws and Acorns
Philippa Seligman P.14-16
Unpredictability, Joan of Arc and Emigration
Brian Cade P.17-22
Infatuations, Inspirations and Enduring Influences: An Appreciative Account of our Relationship with the Milan Approach since 1979
Queenie Harris and John Burnham P.23-32
Is it Circular or is ir Round? The Consequences of Curiosity Margery Pike P.33-34
Multivalencies
Elsa Jones P.35-38
From Milan to Milan: True Tales about the Structural Milan Approach
Eia Asen P.39-42
Taken at a Flood
Peter Reder P.43-48
Teams and Gurus: An Outing
Kate Stewart P.49-50
‘Milan’ as a Cure for Therapy
Larry Anderson P.51-54
From Colonialism to Co-Creation. Salutations from Latin American Culture
Eduardo Villar P.55-62
Luigi-‘n-Gianfranco
Bebe Speed P.63-64
The Seeds of Devolution
Brenda Cox, Ros Draper, Jeff Faris, Sue Jones and Jim Wilson P.65-66
Reverence for Irreverence and the Paradox of Being Liberated by a Powerful Influence Peter Stratton and Helga Hanks
P.67-71
Volume 8 Issue 2
Contents:
Editorial Dr Peter Stratton 73
This Issue of the Journal is a new venture. We have been struck by the high quality of research dissertations coming out of MSc courses, and by the fact that most of this work is unlikely to be seen out side of the institution in which the degree was obtained. We therefore decided on the experiment of producing an issue of the abstracts of dissertations from a number of institutions.
Sections 1 The relationship of clients to systemic therapists
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What accounts do people give of the first session of therapy in relation to the decision to continue?
Barbara McKay 78
A study of pre treatment preparation and anxiety in clients referred to a new Family Therapy service.
Linda Jacobs 79
The effects of the clinical relationship in family therapy.
Ged Smith 80
To what extent do therapists and clients begin their relationship with shared objectives and ideas about family therapy? Does this change over
Ron Graves 81
A pilot study to assess whether clients and their relatives experience
less anxiety when referred to a community mental health team if a
family therapy is used.
Susan H.Petty 82
The clients's view of the reflecting team: a single case study
Olga Levitt 83
Where have they got to? Family work in a child protection team.
Liz Rigg 84
Co-ordinating different times
Carole Poole 85
A social constructionist exploration of sexually abused man's dilemmas in using therapy.
Sheila Lauchlan
Section 2
Children and Family Structure 89
The significance of belief systems in child protection agreements.
Phillippe Mandin 90
Fostering Identities
Ann Fausset 91
Literacy as autobiography: A case study of a white working class boy and his family developing stories of his literacy.
Patsy Way 92
Children in transition: A systemic approach to secondary transfer
Rita E McGrath 93
Reaching Out: An come study of adolescents attending for systemic therapy at a family centre in west London
Catherine Rodger 94
Perceptions of parenting: Do childhood recollections of relationships with parents affect individuals perceptions of their own parenting? A pilot study
Rosemarie Roberts
Section 3
Minority Races
Reflections on the accounts of professionals working with the Bangladeshi community
Jo Jackson 97
Black families with black therapists: A discussion on colour matching in family therapy practice
Sharon Bond 98
Factors affecting disclosure of HIV status to family members amongst Ugandan asylum seekers in the UK.
Derval Murray 99
The refugee families referred to the child and family consultations service. An outcome study
Pari Farzim 100
Section 4
Special Groups of Clients
A Systemic framework for working with couples and schizophrenia
Betty Drury 105
Surfing Social Worlds: Living accounts of competence in a hospice setting
Alison Roberts 106
Reflexive accounting: stories of Alcoholics Anonymous, AIAnon and couples who use them
Sheila Roche 107
Schizophrenia, families and the community mental health team. Are family interventions useful, needed or wanted?
Ron McGarvey 108
Family backgrounds of adolescent males who kill
Andrew Hill-Smith 110
A Social Construction of Carers
Paul Maher 111
An episode of "primary participatory research": How moving into the position of "participating researcher" brought forth new narratives of legitimacy responsibility for a former Munchausen syndrome by proxy patient
Amanda Jones 112
Section 5
Gender and the Functioning of therapists
'Women and men in Conversation'. A study of interruptions in same-sex and cross-sex exchanges in family therapy
Jacqueline Stratford 115
Representations of gender in family therapy, performance repertoires
Graham Lee 116
Gender reflections in therapy
John Quinn 11 7
Lesbians, gay men and family therapy: A contradiction in terms?
Maeve Mal 118
Therapist recognition of 'In Home' parental separation
Alan Hundson 119
Exploring therapeutic change: a CMM approach to episode of lesbian violence
Caroline Priest 120
Where does the father figure? Therapists' consideration of mothers and fathers in children's psychopathology
Trish Evans 121
Section 6
Systemic theory and technique and therapeutic process
Family group conferences: An investigation into families considered for a pilot project in a South London Borough
Robert McCandless 125
What do experienced family therapists do in first session interviews with families?
Marie McBride 126
The distance between families' maps and therapists' maps and its influence on therapeutic engagement
Ali El-Hadi 127
The process question: A moment of opportunity for the development of reflexivity?
Lesley Birchall 128
Co-ordination within marketing context:: A case study
Suri Poulos 129
'Going on' together: A case study social construction of team work.
Miriam Richardson 130
Volume 8, Issues 3-4
SPECIAL ISSUE: PRIVATE PAIN, PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT
GUEST EDITOR: SARA COBB
Editorial Sara Cobb P.133-138
Working the Boundaries: the Enfamilied Self in the Traditional Organization Jane Jorgenson, Kimberley Weller Gregory and bethany Crandell Goodier P.139-152
Parenting as an Effect of the Power/Knowledge Discourse of Child Custody Law: Foucault and the Regulation of a Gendered Private Sphere P.153-180
Newz from the ‘Hood’: The Stephanie Kuhen Murder in the Los Angeles Time Wayne Martin Mellinger P.181-208
The Mark of Cain: Consciousness and Testimony in the Epistemology P.209-224
Recovering the Experience of Freedom from the Collective to the Personal...and back Carlos E. Sluzki P.225-248
Power, Abusive Discourses and Women in Poverty Imelda Colgan McCarthy P.239-250
The Public Spectacle of Private Pain: The Social Construction of Violence and Community Sara Cobb P.251-274
The Systemic Model for Preventing Violence in Public Places: A Phenomenological Approach Sonya E. Delgado P.275-288
Power, Control and Organizational Silence, Using Team Inquiry to Engender Multilogue Shoshana Simons P.289-310
The Pain of Politics and the Politics of Pain Sheila McNamee P.311-328
The Spectacle of Grief: A Personal Odyssey P.329-348
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