Despite much thoughtful agro-food scholarship, the politics of food lacks adequate
appreciation because scholars have not developed a means to specify the links between the …

This article explores the relationship between dialogue and power in the practice of
dialogue‐oriented,“not‐knowing” forms of therapy. It is argued that power of a dynamic and …

Four ideas are used to conceptually link local therapeutic practices with macro sociocultural
arrangements, and to question the feasibility of therapeutically derived resistances against …

Aim: It is only relatively recently that discourse analysis has begun to rise to prominence in
the fields of counselling and psychotherapy. This paper briefly explains ways of …

Providing an exact definition of discourse analysis is a matter fraught with difficulty, as there
are a number of competing schools of thought, as well as ongoing debates and …

The authors investigated the relationships between the counselor's gender self‐confidence,
the counselor's use of social influence within the counseling session, and the counselor's …

A historical account of reflexivity in relation to cultural differences in systemic psychotherapy
must begin with Gregory Bateson and particularly with his several postscripts to his …

This article seeks to re‐engage a conversation regarding the importance of acknowledging
the discursive content of the therapeutic process. Hare‐Mustin's (1994) article argued that …

Previous research on shame has indicated that it is an important phenomenon that can
benefit or hinder the therapeutic process, depending on how it is understood and managed …

Power is a problem for all approaches to psychotherapy. However any therapy based on
principles of dialogue face a specific but inevitable task: it must construct the other as a …