2006 Archives - The Dulwich Centre

- 2006, 2006: Issue 1, Journal
- True Leadership— Wayne Dhurrkay
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Acknowledgements

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.

From Isolation to Community: Collaborating with Children and Families in Times of Crisis— Elizabeth Buckley and Philip Decter

Responding to Men’s Violence: An interview with Nancy Gray

The Tree of Life Project— Ncazelo Ncube

Therapist as Host: Making My Guests Feel Welcome— Jodi Aman

‘Making Haste Slowly’: Applying a Narrative Approach to the Task of Managing a ‘Crisis’ Situation— Manja Visschedijk

Documents of Knowledge About Violence from African Nova Scotian Communities

Maps of Violence, Maps of Hope: Using Place and Maps to Explore Identity, Gender, and Violence— Mark Trudinger

Surviving Juvenile Justice: Imagination, Kindness and a Toasted Sandwich— David Denborough

Caring about Violence and Our Communities— Amanda Reddick

Linking Stories and Initiatives: A Narrative Approach to Working with the Skills and Knowledge of Communities

Taking a Journey with Young Women Who Are Subjected to Sexual Abuse within Families— Delphine YAU Cheuk-wai

The Use of Outsider-witnessing in a Prison Setting— Debra Smith & Jeanette Gibson

From Stigma and Isolation to Strength and Solidarity: Parents Talking About Their Experiences of Caring for Children Whose Behaviour Has Been Sexually Concerning or Harmful— Judith Milner, and lots of others

Outsider-witness Practices in Developing Community with Women Who Have Experienced Child Sexual Assault— Michelle Fraser

Talking with Men Who Have Used Violence in Intimate Relationships: An interview with Tod Augusta-Scott

Working with Adolescents Who Have Committed Sexual Abuse: Establishing a New Place to Stand— John R. Stillman

Conversations in Groups with Women About Their Experiences of Using Anger, Abuse and Violence— Julie Sach

Gathering Stories About Growing Up with a Parent with Mental Health Difficulties— Shona Russell

Haunting from the Future: A Congenial Approach to Parent-children Conflicts— David Epston, Cherelyn Lakusta, and Karl Tomm

Using Michael White’s Scaffolding Distance Map with a Young Man and His Family— Mark Hayward

Alternative Interventions to Violence: Creative Interventions— Mimi Kim

Independence and Local Knowledge: The Work of East Timor Insight— Kiera Zen

Loss and Letters— Alex Millham and Natalie Banks

Deconstructing Addiction and Reclaiming Joy— The Deconstructing Addiction League

Ethical Curiosity and Poststructuralism— Katy Batha

Turning Depression on Its Head: Employing Creativity to Map Out and Externalise Depression in Conversations with Young Women— Sarah Penwarden

True Leadership— Wayne Dhurrkay

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