Recent research literature in the field of personal therapy for psychotherapists shows that
therapists claim overwhelmingly positive outcomes with few negative effects (Orlinsky et al …

The concept of subject positions holds that people make sense of who they are by locating
themselves within culturally circulating discourses and narratives. Researchers have noted …

This article explores the ethical aspects of narrative therapy, looking to its basic models and
assumptions. Proposing that the counter-practices of narrative therapy entail an implicit …

Despite its removal from the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental
Disorders, Asperger's Syndrome remains the subject of an extraordinary cultural …

The small Island of St Helena is a British Overseas Territory. In 1981 the British Nationality
Act denied the islanders their British citizenship rights and in 2002 their rights as British …

In this paper, I propose that Althusser's theory of interpellation can explain why law students
and lawyers so readily accept the proposition that the causes of, and solutions to, lawyer …

Without healthy levels of trust, there is a greater risk of relationship breakdown within
institutions. High stakes accountability practices, fuelled by a neoliberal policy environment …

The ideology of psychotherapy is questioned through critical concepts taken from the Freudo‐
Marxist tradition. The paper first analyses in detail six determinant ideological processes …

The purpose of this thesis is to explore the agency of teachers in the development of their
professional identities. The research is grounded in my lived experience as a primary …

This article offers a series of distinctions, not always made by Avdi and Winslade, to clarify
my argument that persons can find themselves outside of workable subject positions, but …