General Reading List

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• Journal of Family Therapy - August 1996 - Wayward - Is Second Order Practice Possible?

• Contextual Safeguarding and Systemic Practice - March 2022 - Lewis, Pipe and Bostock

• Marshall. J - 2011 - Action Learning in Practice

• Reason & Heron - A Layperson's Guide to Co-operative Enquiry

• Melanie Goodchild - 2021 - Relational Systems Thinking - That's How Change Is Going To Come

• Scaling and Deepening The Reclaiming Social Work Model - Evaluation Report - July 2017

• Wade -1997 - Small Acts of Living: Everyday Resistance To Violence And Other Forms Of Oppression

• Karl Tomm - Interventive Interviewing :Part II - Reflexive Questioning As a Means To Enable Self-Healing

• Denzin & Lincoln - Chapter 1 - The Discipline and Practice of Qualitative Research

• James & MacKinnon - Theory and Practice of Structural Family Therapy - Illustration and Critique

• Carmel Flaskas - 1997 - Engagement and the Therapeutic Relationship in Systemic Therapy 

• Mark Reynaud - An Overview of Gottman Method Couples Therapy

• Anderson & Goolishian - The Client is the Expert: A Not-Knowing Approach to Therapy  

• Bateman, Bales & Hutsebaut - A Quality Manual for MBT

• Jeffrey Bloom - 2016 - A Batesonian Perspective on Qualitative Research and Complex Human Systems

• Bozatzis & Dragonas - The Discursive Turn in Social Psychology

• Kevin Standish - Circular Questioning as a Therapeutic Tool

• J.Kevin Barge - 2004 - Articulating CMM as a Practical Theory

• Davis & Piercy - 2007 - What Clients of Couple Therapy Model Developers and their Former Students Say about Change, Part II

• Fraser, Solovey, Grove, Lee & Greene - 2012 - Integrative Families and Systems Treatment: A Middle Path Toward Integrating Common and Specific Factors in Evidence-Based Family Therapy

• Vivian-Byrne & Hardy - 2019 - Context 162 - Moments of Transformation, Creative Edges and Collaborative Practice - With, Within and Between

• Vivian-Byrne, Hardy and Salter - 2019 - Context 162 - Editorial

• Leah Salter - 2023 - Context 187 - Restorying Failure Through an Exploration of Writing as Practice

• Journal of Systemic Therapies - 2000 - Meta-Dialogues in Domestic Violence-Focused Couples Treatment

• Journal of Marital and Family Therapy - 2002 - Developing a Manualized Couples Treatment for Domestic Violence: Overcoming Challenges 

• Fredman & Dalal - 1998 - Ending Discourses: Implications for Relationships and Action in Therapy

• Fife, Whiting, Bradford & Davis - 2013 - The Therapeutic Pyramid: A Common Factors Synthesis of Techniques, Alliance and Way of Being

• Finn - 2015 - Therapeutic Assessment with Couples

• Gail Simon - Stories of 'Self' and Implications for Treatment

• Anderson & Goolishian - 1988 - Human Systems as Linguistic Systems: Preliminary and Evolving Ideas about the Implications for Clinical Theory

• Catherine Butler - Intersectionality in family therapy training: inviting students to embrace the complexities of lived experience ​

• Journal of Family & Marital Therapy- 1997 - Introducing Positioning Theory

• White and Russell - Examining the multifaceted notion of isomorphism in marriage and family therapy supervision

• Jacob Brown - 1997 - The Question Cube

• Journal of Marital and Family Therapy - 1996 -Mark Hayward - Is Second Order Practice Possible?

• Journal of Systemic Therapies - 2012 - Keeney & Keeney - What is Systemic about Systemic Therapy?

• Center for Intercultural Dialogue - Robyn Penman - Co-ordinated Management of Meaning (CMM)

• Qualifying training at the FI: the knotty coherence of the MSc

• Losey and Norman - Using Reflecting Teams in Counseling Practicum

• David Pare - 1999 - Using Reflecting Teams in Clinical Training

• Journal of Systemic Therapies - 2015 - St. George, Wulff & Tomm - Research as Daily Practice

• Researching Systemic Therapy History - In Search of a Definition

• Barry Mason - 1993 - Towards Positions of Safe Uncertainty

• Senge's 11 Laws of Systems

• Solution Focused Therapy - 2010 -Treatment Manual For Working With Individuals

• John Shotter - Practice-based Methods  for Practitioners in Inquiring into the Continuous Co-Emergent "Stuff" of Everyday Life

• NSPCC - Solution-focused Practice - A toolkit for working with children and young people

• System for Observing Family Therapy Alliances

• Systems Thinking, Pattern Thinking and Abductive Thinking as the Key Elements of Complex Learning

• McBeath, du Plock and Bager-Charleson - 2020 - The challenges and experiences of psychotherapists working remotely during the Coronavirus pandemic

• The Cultural Genogram - Key to Training Culturally Competent Family Therapists

• Peter Rober - 1999 -The Therapist's Inner Conversation in Family Therapy Practice - Some Ideas about the Self of the Therapist, Therapeutic Impasse and the Process of Reflection

• Yoko Totsuka - 2014 - Journal of Family Therapy - 'Which Aspects of Social GGRRAAACCEEESSS grab you most?'

• Bernard Scott - 2011 - Toward a Cybernetic Psychology

• Towards an Explanation of how the Milan Method Works

• Blow, Sprenkle & Davis - 2007 - Journal of Marital & Family Therapy - Is Who Delivers The Treatment More Important Than The Treatment Itself?

• What is Systemic Practice?

• Cathy Richardson - 2012 - Journal of Systemic Therapies - Witnessing Life Transitions with Ritual & Ceremony in Family Therapy

• Positive Family Dynamics: Appreciative Enquiry Questions to Bring out the Best in Families

• John Shotter - Wittgenstein in Practice: His philosophy of Beginnings, and Beginnings, and Beginnings

• Family Process 2022 - Kaethe Weingarten - Called to repair injustice: Connecting everyday practices to societal phenomena, creating momentum for solidarity and change

• Family Process 2022 - Paula-Ravagnani - Learning from within: Therapists' actions in daily clinical practice

• Frank Barrett and Ronald Fry - Appreciative Inquiry: A Positive Approach to Building Co-operative Capacity

• New Horizons in Buddhist Psychology: Relational Buddhism for Collaborative Practitioners

• Cotter, Asher, Levin and Weiser: Experiential Learning Exercises in Social Construction - A Field Book for Creating Change

• Patti Lather and Chris Smithies - Troubling the Angels: Women living with HIV/AIDS