2003 Archives - The Dulwich Centre

- 2003, 2003: Issue 1, Journal
- Remembering Meg— Anne Stringer
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We would like to acknowledge the Kaurna people who are the Traditional Custodians of the Land on which Dulwich Centre stands. We would also like to pay respect to the Elders of the Kaurna Nation, both past and present, and extend that respect to other Aboriginal Australians and Torres Strait Islanders.

Introducing the Work of the Hearing Voices Network

Outsider-witness Practices: Some Answers to Commonly Asked Questions— compiled by Maggie Carey & Shona Russell

The Mother-Daughter Project: Co-creating Pro-girl, Pro-mother Culture Through Adolescence and Beyond … the Construction and Deconstruction of Mother-daughter Discourses

The Same in Difference: The Work of the Peer Counsellors of the Irish Wheelchair Association and the National Council of the Blind of Ireland—

Living Feminism in a Queer Family— Amy Ralfs

Narrative Practice and Community Assignments— Michael White

These are not Ordinary Lives. The Report of a Mental Health Community Gathering

Using Letters in School Counselling— Katy Batha

Building Partnerships in Responding to Vulnerable Children: A Rural African Community Context— Yvonne Sliep

Narrative Groupwork with Young Women – and Their Mobile Phones— Judith Milner

Remembering Meg— Anne Stringer

Using Therapeutic Documents – A Review— Hugh Fox

Conversations with Persons Dealing with Problems of Substance Use— Wendy R. West

Exploring the Meaning of Tattoos— Mike Boucher

Feminism, Therapy and Narrative Ideas: Exploring Some Not So Commonly Asked Questions— compiled by Shona Russell & Maggie Carey

Group Work with Women Who Have Experienced Violence— Jacqui Morse & Alice Morgan

Counterviewing Injurious Speech Acts: Destabilising Eight Conversational Habits of Highly Effective Problems— Stephen Madigan

Re-authoring: Some Answers to Commonly Asked Questions— compiled by Maggie Carey & Shona Russell

Working in the Worlds of Children: Growing, Schools, Families, Communities Through Imagining— Elspeth McAdam & Peter Lang

Considering Issues of Domestic Violence and Abuse in Palliative Care and Bereavement Situations— Judy Wright

Responding with History and Story: An Interview with Joan Nestle— David Denborough

The Origami of Remembering— Lorraine Hedtke

Narrative Mediation: Assisting in the Renegotiation of Discursive Positions— John Winslade

Recreating Our Community – Memory, Restitution and Action: from an interview with Terence D. Fredericks

History Shaping the Present: from an interview with Marlene Silbert

Voices from Bali: Responding to the October Bombing— Muhammad Arif, Putu Nur Ayomi Janet De Neefe, Sugi B. Lanus Ni Made Marni, Wayan Sarma & Frances Tse

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