Discourse (DA) and conversation (CA) analysis, two qualitative research methods, have
been recently suggested as potentially promising for the study of family therapy due to …

Names: Putman, Nick, editor.| Martindale, Brian, editor. Title: Open dialogue for psychosis:
organising mental health services to prioritise dialogue, relationship and meaning/edited by …

This study aims to further theoretical and clinical discussions regarding the therapy of
psychosis from a dialogical perspective and to contribute to the contemporary research …

Recent social constructionist and dialogical approaches to psychotherapy have pointed to
the usefulness of attending to language, meaning and dialogue in conceptualising client …

In this chapter we explore, from a critical discursive perspective, the ways in which the
clients' subjectivity is manifested, negotiated, and transformed within psychotherapeutic …

Objectives. The aim of this study is to explore the meaning and significance of family
interventions (FI) for the individual who experiences psychosis, and its significance for …

This study examined how nine clients discursively constructed non-agency in their first
session of individual psychotherapy. With open reading and linguistic analysis of the …

In order to present him-or herself at the outset of psychotherapy as a credible client, the
person needs to, on one hand, formulate a sense of lost agency in accounts of his/her life …

In this book, we present different qualitative research (QR) approaches to study marital and
family therapy (MFT) sessions. In several ways this is unusual. Up to now, although there …

This original paper examines the underresearched area of therapist pregnancy. It explores
the impact of psychosis as an additional complicating factor to the therapeutic process and …