Complete Catalogue 2007
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New Titles 1 Jessica Kingsley Publishers is a wholly independent com- Autism Spectrum 29 pany, committed to publishing books that make a dif- ference. The company was founded in 1987 by Jessica Education 37 Kingsley and now publishes 150 books a year, which Social Work 39 are available throughout the world. In 2004 we opened Arts Therapies 52 our US office, in Philadelphia. In 2007, Jessica Counselling and Psychotherapy 57 Kingsley Publishers was named the van Tulleken Inde- Psychology 62 pendent Publisher of the Year at the inaugural Inde- Health 63 pendent Publishing Awards. Higher Education 64 Index 65 Order Form 75
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Different Dads Fathers’ Stories of Parenting Disabled Children Edited by Jill Harrison, Matthew Henderson and Rob Leonard Foreword by The Right Honourable David Cameron MP March 2007 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 454 4 pb £12.99/US$19.95 BIC: VFPD, VFH ‘It is a great idea to draw together stories of fathers’ experiences in bringing up disabled chil- dren. One of the ways parents manage to cope is to know that others have been through the same experiences. Then you learn that it isn’t just about coping – there are positive stories to tell.’ – David Cameron MP Fathers of disabled children can feel overlooked when the focus of much parenting support is aimed at mothers. Different Dads is a collection of inspiring personal testimonies written by fathers of children with a disability who reflect on their own experiences and offer advice to other fathers and families on the challenges of raising a child with a disability. Offering direct and thoughtful perspectives on being a father of a child with a disability, this book will be a valuable source of support and information for families with disabled children, and also for health and social care professionals who work with these families. Jill Harrison is Director of External Affairs at Contact a Family, a UK-wide charity that provides support, advice and information for families with disabled children. She previously managed a Citizens Advice Bureau and a Carers Helpline and is the author of Teach Yourself Caring for Someone at Home. Matthew Henderson has been a Senior Parent Advisor at Contact a Family and has several years experience working with families affected by disability. He currently works with offenders at Holloway prison. Rob Leonard is a PE teacher and father of a disabled child. He is also the author of several journal articles regarding drug education in schools. Making Babies the Hard Way Living with Infertility and Treatment Caroline Gallup April 2007 240pp ISBN 978 1 84310 463 6 pb £12.99/$19.95 BIC: VFKB, VFP, VFHP, MQU How far would you go to have a baby? Making Babies the Hard Way is a frank account of one couple’s discovery that they cannot have children of their own, and their ensuing struggle through four years of fertility treatment. One in six couples worldwide seek assistance to conceive and 80 per cent of couples undergoing fertility treatment are currently unsuccessful. Writing with humour and honesty, Caroline Gallup describes the social, emotional, spiritual and physical impact of infertility on her and her husband, Bruce, including feelings of bereavement for the absent child, the unavoidable sense of inadequacy and the day-to-day difficulties of financial pressure. As well as telling her own moving story, she also offers information and guidance for others who are infertile, or who are considering or undergoing treatment. This courageous and poignant book will be of interest to couples who cannot conceive and those who are under- going treatment, as well as their families and friends. Caroline Gallup is a freelance writer who lives in London, UK, with her husband. She has written newspaper articles on fertility that have been printed in The Independent and the Daily Mail.
www.jkp.com 1 New Titles now in paperback Shattered Lives Children Who Live with Courage and Dignity Camila Batmanghelidjh August 2007 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 603 6 pb £11.99/US$17.95 BIC:JBQH,JCD,MBPK,JBS Also available in hardback 2006 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 434 6 hb £13.99/US$19.95 ‘Camila’s work with children who have suffered abuse, trauma and emotional deprivation is outstanding. To hear her reflect on their experience is always to have mind and heart expanded, and it is wonderful that we now have such reflection available in this book for a wider public – so that the urgency of what she is talking about just might at last make an impact on the public and on government.’ – Dr Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury ‘Camila Batmanghelidjh is a remarkable woman, a child who grew up to fight for children and childhood. This is a truly remarkable book. We must all ensure that it becomes life changing. Politicians should read it with a view to examining why and how we let children fall between the cracks of societal aspiration, legislation and protection, to be damaged and then do damage to others. Public servants should read it to remember why they exist. As ‘Camila Batmanghelidjh, founder off Kids parents we should read it and then love and understand our children a little better in the Company, argues forcefully that every adult future. Read it and weep. Read it and resolve that we must do better. If it was hard to write is responsible for protecting children and and at times hard to read, imagine what it was to live.’ honouring childhood. The case studies are – Shami Chakrabarti, Director of Liberty (the National Council for Civil Liberties) interspersed with psychological theory that explains the behaviour of the children and ‘Shattered Lives is about a conviction and passion for children and young people subjected to young people, again demonstrating the im- portance of nurturing and parenting. the worst forms of suffering and an attempt to set their record straight. It both challenges Anyone working with children in any capac- and charges us as individuals and as a society with the collective responsibility of failing to ity should read this book.’ protect and nurture these children... – Nursing Standard This book is a must for everyone who is serious about understanding the plight of abused and neglected children. It is a clarion call to challenge the malaise in policy and prac- tice and to do better for our children.’ – Children Now Shattered Lives bears witness to the lives of children who have experienced abuse and neglect, and highlights the effects of early traumatic episodes. Chapters take the form of letters to a child capturing their life experiences, hugely impacted by sexual abuse, parental substance misuse and loss, leading to feelings of shame, rejection and worthlessness. Batmanghelidjh offers understanding for those baffled by these hard-to-reach children and warns against stigmatizing them for their problem behaviour. Society’s failure to acknowledge the truth of their experiences and act to change the environment in which such mistreatment can flour- ish is, she strongly argues, leading to the death of childhood. The book is a clarion call for change. Camila Batmanghelidjh trained as a psychotherapist and for more than twenty years has worked with exceptionally disturbed chil- dren and young people in the two charities she has founded, The Place2Be and Kids Company. Focusing on the inner city, these have concentrated on giving vulnerable children greater resilience in the face of traumatic life experiences. Kids Company has been the sub- ject of several documentaries, and in 2005 Camila was named Social Entrepreneur of the Year.
2 www.jkp.com New Titles now in paperback Kids in the Syndrome Mix of ADHD, LD, Asperger’s, Tourette’s, Bipolar, and More! The one stop guide for parents, teachers, and other professionals Martin L. Kutscher MD, with contributions from Tony Attwood PhD and Robert R. Wolff MD March 2007 244pp ISBN 978 1 84310 811 5 pb £12.99/US$18.95 BIC:JC; YXRX; JDGL; VFPD Also available in hardback 2005 244pp ISBN 978 1 84310 810 8 hb £14.99/US$19.95 ‘This is a book that sets out to fulfil all that is promised in its subtitle ‘The one stop guide for parents, teachers, and other professionals’, covering a range of neurodevelopmental condi- tions. It is a concise, credibly structured and admirably tailored to suit its audience. A single ‘stress busting’ book which is not a tome is likely to appeal to any parent, teacher or profes- sional whose time is at a premium… The book deftly acknowledges the strengths without glamourizing or minimizing disabilities.’ - Journal of Intellectual Disability Research from the same author Kids in the Syndrome Mix is a concise, scientifically up-to-date, all-in-one guide to the whole range of often co-existing neuro-behavioral disorders in children—from attention deficit Children with Seizures hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), obsessive-compulsive disorder, and bipolar disorder, to A Guide for Parents, Teachers, autistic spectrum disorders, nonverbal learning disabilities, sensory integration problems, and Other Professionals Martin L. Kutscher, MD and executive dysfunction. Foreword by Gregory L. Holmes, MD 2006 152pp ISBN 978 1 84310 823 8 pb Mind Reading £11.99/US$15.95 BIC: VF, MJW, MJN The Interactive Guide to Emotions Version 1.3 Based on research by Cambridge University, led by Simon Baron-Cohen March 2007 ISBN 978 1 84310 559 6 DVD-ROM £69.99+VAT/US$129.99 BIC: VFPD, JCD, JDGL March 2007 ISBN 978 1 84310 560 2 CD-ROM £69.99+VAT/US$129.99 Mind Reading Site Licence £229.99 + VAT / US$374.99 Emotions Library ISBN 978 1 84310 216 8 £29.99 + VAT / US$49.95 Emotions Library Site License £149.99 + VAT / $269.99 Mind Reading is a unique reference work covering the entire spectrum of human emotions. It is available as a DVD-ROM and also as a set of CD-ROMs running on either a Windows or an Apple Macintosh computer. Using the software you can explore over 400 emotions, seeing and hearing each one performed by six different people. There are three main sec- tions: Emotions Library, Learning Centre and Games Zone. Mind Reading is for everyone interested in emotions. It has been designed with awareness of the needs of children and adults who may want to improve their ability to recognize emo- tions in others. It is also an invaluable resource for parents, teachers, those involved in social skills training and people working in the dramatic arts.
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Bully Blocking Six Secrets to Help Children Deal with Teasing and Bullying Revised Edition Evelyn M. Field April 2007 256pp ISBN 978 1 84310 554 1 pb £12.99/US$19.95 BIC: YXPX, JBSN This confidence-boosting book aims to help children overcome the damaging effects of teasing and bullying, and to develop practical skills and attitudes to improve their self-esteem and quality of life. This revised edition of Bully Blocking (originally published under the title Bully Busting) is based on Evelyn Field’s ‘Secrets of relating’, a six-step model that has proved highly suc- cessful in her counselling work with young people. The first part of the book helps parents understand what happens when their children are bullied and provides useful approaches for changing the attitude of children who may feel there is no hope. The second part pro- vides a programme of activities with an emphasis on fun, helping children to understand their feeling and develop effective methods of counteracting bullying situations, including improving self-esteem, building support networks and communicating confidently. Evelyn Field is a counselling psychologist in Melbourne who has worked with children and adults since the 1970s. As a former school-based psychologist she has worked extensively with young people who are being teased, bullied or victimised. Evelyn has de- veloped a simple six-step model to help them deal with the consequences of bullying and acquire techniques to protect themselves for the future. Asperger Syndrome and Bullying Strategies and Solutions Nick Dubin Foreword by Michael John Carley April 2007 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 846 7 pb £12.99/US$18.95 BIC: JC; JDGL Bullying is a serious problem for people with Asperger Syndrome (AS), both at school and in the workplace, and displaying “different” behavior, such as not understanding social rules or hand-flapping, exacerbates the risk of being victimized. Writing in an accessible, informal style, the author describes the bullying behavior he and other individuals have experienced, and the effect this has had on their lives. He outlines the reasons for bullying behavior and the danger of persistent recurrence if it remains unchecked, as well as the critical importance of “involving the bystander”. Nick Dubin goes on to provide a range of effective strategies to address bullies and bullying that can be applied by parents, professionals, schools, and individuals being bullied. He stresses the importance of peer intervention, empathetic teachers, and verbal self-defense, and shows how lack of support, condemning of “tale telling,” or even blaming the victim reinforces bul- lying. This book offers individuals with AS who are being bullied the opportunity to see that they are not alone, and it is an invaluable source of advice for parents, teachers, professionals and personnel managers.
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From Isolation to Intimacy Making Friends without Words Phoebe Caldwell with Jane Horwood March 2007 192pp ISBN 978 1 84310 500 8 pb £12.99/US$19.95 BIC: MQM If you have no language, how can you make yourself understood, let alone make friends? Phoebe Caldwell has worked for many years with people with severe intellectual disabilities and/or autistic spectrum disorder who are non-verbal, and whose inability to communicate has led to unhappy and often violent behaviour. In this new book she explores the nature of close relationships, and shows how these are based not so much on words as on the ability to listen, pay attention, and respond in terms that are familiar to the other person. This is the key to Intensive Interaction, which she shows is a straightforward and uncomplicated way, through attending to body language and other non-verbal means of communication, of establishing contact and building a relationship with people who are non-verbal, even those in a state of considerable distress. This simple method is accessible to anyone who lives or works with such people, and is shown to transform lives and to intro- duce a sense of fun, of participation and of intimacy, as trust and familiarity are established. Phoebe Caldwell has worked for over 30 years as a practitioner with people whose severe learning disabilities are linked with behav- ioural distress. She was a Rowntree Research Fellow for four years, trains practitioners, parents and carers in her successful approach to Intensive Interaction and is employed by the NHS Social Services and Community and Education Services to work with diffi- cult-to-provide-for individuals. She is the author of five books, including Finding You Finding Me, also published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers. Contents: Introduction. Part One: Learning the Skills of Interaction. 1. First Encounters. 2. Attention. 3. Stress. 4. Body Language. 5. What Are We Trying to Do? 6. Theory of Mind. 7. How Well Does Using a Person’s Body Language Work? Part Two: Meeting Peo- ple. 8. Three Children on the Autistic Spectrum. 9. Cerebral Palsy. 10. Does age matter? 11. Changing Rooms. 12. Lost Voices, Learned Language. 13. Rub It Better. 14. What Next? References. Subject Index. Author Index. So Odd a Mixture Along the Autistic Spectrum in ‘Pride and Prejudice’ Phyllis Ferguson Bottomer Forewords by Eileen Sutherland and Tony Attwood May 2007 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 499 5 pb £12.99/US$19.95 BIC: CSBF, JC Autism was not a recognised disorder in Jane Austen’s lifetime, nor for well over a century after her death. However there were certainly people who had autism, and Phyllis Ferguson Bottomer proposes that Austen wrote about them, without knowing what it was that she was describing. So Odd a Mixture looks at eight seemingly diverse characters in Austen’s clas- sic novel, Pride and Prejudice, who display autistic traits. These characters – five in the Bennet family and three in the extended family of the Fitzwilliams – have fundamental diffi- culties with communication, empathy and theory of mind. Perhaps it is high-functioning autism or Asperger's Syndrome that provides an explanation for some characters' awkward behaviour at crowded balls, their frequent silences or their tendency to lapse into mono- logues rather than truly converse with others. Phyllis Ferguson Bottomer is a speech language pathologist with 30 years’ experience and a unique dual knowledge of both Austen and autistic spectrum. She is employed by the North Vancouver School District, and is a member and guest speaker of the Jane Austen Society of North America.
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Alone Together Making an Asperger Marriage Work Katrin Bentley Foreword by Tony Attwood April 2007 128pp ISBN 978 1 84310 537 4 pb £12.99/US$19.95 BIC: VFHM, VFPD, JBSN ‘This book could change your relationship and your life.’ – Tony Attwood, author of The Complete Guide to Asperger’s Syndrome ‘A really honest and accurate account of what it is like living in a relationship with a man who is affected by Asperger syndrome. – Maxine Aston, author of Aspergers in Love and The other half of Asperger Syndrome Communication is one of the biggest challenges faced by people with Asperger’s Syndrome (AS), yet an Asperger marriage requires communication more than any other relationship. Thousands of people live in Asperger marriages without knowing the answers to important questions such as ‘What behaviours indicate that my spouse has AS?’ ‘Is it worthwhile to get a diagnosis?’ ‘Is there hope for improvement?’ Katrin Bentley has been married for 18 years. Since receiving her husband’s diagnosis of AS, their marriage has improved substantially. They learnt to accept each other’s different approaches to life and found ways to overcome problems and misunderstandings. Today they are happily married and able to communicate effectively. Katrin Bentley was born in Switzerland but now lives in Queensland, Australia, with her husband, Gavin, who has Asperger’s Syn- drome. Katrin volunteers at Asperger Services Australia. She is also a qualified primary school teacher and fitness instructor. Asperger Syndrome – A Love Story Sarah Hendrickx and Keith Newton Foreword by Tony Attwood May 2007 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 540 4 pb £12.99/US$18.95 BIC: JC, JBJC Open, honest and upbeat, this book gives personal insight into both the ups and downs of an Asperger relationship. Seeking to challenge the bad press that people with Asperger Syn- drome (AS) get as partners, Sarah and Keith tell their story of how they are making it work – and also how they got it wrong – with disarming frankness and humour. This personal account is supplemented with professional knowledge and anecdotes gained from Sarah’s work with adults with AS – a career which started as a result of her experiences with Keith. She swears that she didn’t take her work home with her! It is inspir- ing reading for couples in Asperger relationships as well as for counselling professionals. Sarah Hendrickx and Keith Newton met through an Internet dating site in 2004. They have been together in some form or another ever since. Keith works with computers. Sarah works with people (adults with Asperger Syndrome). They give talks and support to professionals and people interested in Asperger Syndrome relationships and live in south-east England.
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Vital Breath of the Dao Chinese Shamanic Tiger Qigong – Laohu Gong Master Zhongxian Wu May 2007 240pp ISBN 978 1 84310 579 4 pb £16.95 BIC: VFRG4, VFRG41 “In this beautiful book, Master Zhongxian Wu communicates to us his great understanding of and experience with Qigong – not as a mere technique but as a perspective on life itself. He presents this material in a timeless way that engenders open awareness and ease of being in the reader. I recommend this book to all practitioners who have a serious interest in the deeper traditions of Chinese Medicine.” Lonny S. Jarrett, author of Nourishing Destiny and The Clinical Practice of Chinese Medicine “Provides a fascinating glimpse into the correlative and symbolic thinking of a traditionally trained Qigong master. The book weaves a fabric rich in traditional stories, concepts, and terms, applied in a variegated pattern to the complexities of modern life.” Livia Kohn, Professor of Religion and East Asian Studies, Boston University, author of Daoism and Chinese Culture and Chinese Mysticism “A remarkable blend of interesting scholarship, valuable healing practices, and a gateway into the deep authentic tradition of Chinese Shamanism and the internal martial arts. It would take the journey of a lifetime in China to find such teachings and sincerity.” Michael Mayer, PhD, Licensed Psychologist, Qigong teacher and author of Secrets to Living Younger Longer: The Self-Healing path of Qigong Standing Meditation and Tai Chi “This lovely book explores the symbolism, numerology, and theory of Chinese Shamanic Qigong in a way that will expand the horizons of both Qigong beginners and long-time practitioners alike.” Dennis Lewis, author of The Tao of Natural Breathing and Free Your Breath, Free Your Life Vital Breath of the Dao is a fully illustrated guide to the historical background, practical appli- cation, underlying principles and techniques of Qigong, a way of physical and spiritual cul- tivation, and a way of life. Chinese Shamanic Tiger Qigong is a uniquely potent practice designed to bolster health and deepen spiritual connection to universal energy. Lineage holder Master Zhongxian Wu uses story-telling and a wealth of practical examples to intro- duce this powerful 24-movement Qigong form, which combines the traditions of ancient shamanism, Confucianism, Daoism, classical Chinese medicine, and the martial arts. An excellent introduction for Qigong beginners, the book will also be of interest to experienced practitioners, students of classical Chinese Medicine and anyone interested in Classical Chinese culture and anthropology. Master Zhongxian Wu has been teaching Qigong since 1988. He is the lineage holder of four different schools of Qigong and mar- tial arts. He was Director of the Shaanxi Province Association for Somatic Science and the Shaanxi Association for the Research of Daoist Nourishing Life Practices, and has written five books and numerous articles on the philosophical and historical foundations of China’s ancient life sciences. Contents: Introduction. Part I. Pin Ming Lun Dao – Tea and the Dao. 1. Dao Fa Zi Ran – The Dao Models Itself on the Way of Na- ture. 2. Tian Want Hui Hui – The Universal Network. 3. Don Xi Yuan Tong – The Pathway of Yin Yang. Part II. Han San He Yi – Holding Three in One: The Fundamentals of Chinese Shamanic Qigong. 4. Xiang – Symbolism. 5. Shu – Numerology. 6. Li – Theory. Part III Laohu Gong – Chinese Shamanic Tiger Qigong Form. 7. Men (Doorway) – Learn the Name. 8. Gen (Root) – The Background. 9. Dou (Shaking) – The Ritual of Heart. 10. Fa (The Way) – Shamanic Tiger Qigong Movements. Afterword. Index.
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Tai Chi Chuan and the Code of Life Revealing the Deeper Mysteries of China's Ancient Art for Health and Harmony Graham Horwood May 2007 192pp ISBN 978 1 84310 580 0 pb £16.95 BIC: VFRG4, VFRG41 In Tai Chi Chuan and the Code of Life, Graham Horwood describes the various styles of Tai Chi Chuan, exploring its roots in the Chinese philosophy of Taoism as well as elaborating on the evolution it has undergone over millennia. In order to understand the energetic method of Tai Chi Chuan and Chi Kung, he highlights parallels between its source, The I Ching, and archetypal principles from both Eastern and Western philosophy and medicine. The text and diagrams show the synergy between the different cultures, and shows how they are all linked. This enables the beginner or the experienced Tai Chi practitioner to improve their understanding of Tai Chi, which will strengthen both the mind and body, opening the gate- way to the inner person. Drawing on information from the Yang family’s formerly secret teachings, the book explains how to build chi (energy), circulate and store it, and also includes an exclusive set of Chi Kung exercises which will augment the building, circulation and storage of chi for the healer and martial practitioner, showing the path to optimizing the practitioner’s energetic and spiritual development. The exercises are accompanied by an explanation of where chi comes from and its application for the mind and body as well as the flow in the meridians. The book provides an excellent introduction to both the theory and key practices of Tai Chi Chuan for the beginner, and multi-level insights for the seasoned practitioner that will enhance his or her practice and understanding of Tai Chi Chuan. Integrated Yoga Yoga with a Sensory Integrative Approach Nicole Cuomo September 2007 64pp ISBN 978 1 84310 862 7 pb £12.99/US$17.95 BIC: MQT Practicing yoga involves being calm and focussed and having heightened awareness of the body’s functions and movements. For children with sensory processing needs – who either have low sensory thresholds and are overwhelmed by sensory stimulation, or have high thresholds and do not register stimulation – yoga can be hugely beneficial. This book presents easy-to-follow basic postures and sequences for children of different ages and which can be easily adapted for adults. Nicole Cuomo gives practical advice for how to choose appropriate sequences according to the child’s particular needs and mood, knowing that yoga will be most beneficial when it is fun! She also includes photographs of each posture to supplement her descriptions. This practical book provides a wealth of ideas for therapists, educators and parents to help their children with sensory processing needs. Nicole Cuomo has been a pediatric occupational therapist for over 15 years, working in school-based practice for most of that time and also conducting motor groups and parent and educator training, as well as individual treatment. She has been a yoga practitioner for over 20 years and has been teaching for three.
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Understanding Your Baby Understanding Your Young Child Sophie Boswell 2004 80pp ISBN 978 1 84310 242 7 pb £8.95/US$13.95 with Special Needs BIC: JBQH, YXQL, VFKC, MMJT Pamela Bartram Understanding Your One-Year-Old ‘Understanding Your Child’ series Sarah Gustavus Jones May 2007 80pp ISBN 978 1 84310 533 6 pb £8.99/US$13.95 BIC: VFK, JCAF, VFPD 2004 80pp ISBN 978 1 84310 241 0 pb £8.95/US$13.95 BIC: JBQH, YXQL, MMJT Understanding Your Young Child with Special Needs explores the developmental impact of dis- ability on normal stages of child development, and examines the complex nature of the emo- Understanding Your tional bonds between parents and their children with special needs. Two-Year-Old Placing the child and his or her personality, family life, feelings and behaviours in the Lisa Miller 2004 64pp ISBN 978 1 84310 288 5 pb £8.95/US$13.95 foreground, Bartram addresses all the ‘ordinary’ challenges and tasks of parenting, such as BIC: VFKC, MMJT sibling relationships, nursery and school, toilet training, and healthy aggression, as well as those that are of particular relevance to the parents of young children with special needs. Understanding Your This accessible book will provide a wealth of information to help parents of a child with Three-Year-Old Louise Emanuel special needs understand his or her development and their own relationship with the child, 2004 96pp ISBN 978 1 84310 243 4 pb £8.95/US$13.95 and will also be of interest to professionals working with babies and pre-school children BIC: VFKC, MMJT with special needs. Understanding 6–7-Year-Olds Pamela Bartram trained as a child psychotherapist at the Tavistock Clinic, after beginning her clinical work as a music therapist. Corinne Aves Foreword by Jonathan Bradley Contents: Introduction. Chapter One: Expectations and Birth – Welcome to Holland. Chapter Two: Getting Together. Chapter 2006 80pp ISBN 978 1 84310 467 4 pb £8.99/US$13.95 Three: Letting Go. Chapter Four: Boundaries and Behaviour. Chapter Five: Diagnosis, Testing, Treatment and Therapy. Chapter Six: BIC: VFK, JKAF Understanding Your Young Autistic Child. Chapter Seven: Play and Talking. Chapter Eight: Parents, Couples, Families. Chapter Nine: Brothers and Sisters. Chapter Ten: ‘Surprised by Joy’. Understanding12–14-Year-Olds Margot Waddell Understanding 4–5-Year-Olds 2005 96pp ISBN 978 1 84310 367 7 pb £8.99/US$13.95 BIC: VFK, MMJT Lesley Maroni ‘Understanding Your Child’ series May 2007 80pp ISBN 978 1 84310 534 3 pb £8.99/US$13.95 BIC: VFK, JCAF Understanding 4–5-year-olds gives a thoughtful overview of the challenges that children face as they gradually move away from a strong attachment to their families and turn towards the wider world of school and life outside the family. Lesley Maroni discusses the critical social and emotional developments at this age, including identity, independence and sibling rivalry, the transition to school and friendships with peers, coping with illness and loss, and gender differences. The author also shows how 4-5-year-olds explore real issues using the protective safety of pretend play and their imagi- nation. This accessible book provides valuable insights and a wealth of case examples that will help parents, educators and carers better understand and relate to children at this demand- ing, yet exciting, stage of development. Lesley Maroni, MA, MPsychPsych, MACP is a child and adolescent psychotherapist. She is currently in the process of setting up and running a child psychotherapy service in primary schools in Fulham. She is a visiting lecturer and seminar leader at the Tavistock Clinic.
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Supportive Parenting Becoming an Advocate for your Child with Special Needs Jan Campito May 2007 240pp ISBN 978 1 84310 851 1 pb £14.99/US$ 24.95 BIC: JCD, JDGC, VFPD When Jan Campito first entered the world of special needs, she trusted the experts to tell her what was wrong, and how to proceed to help her children. Here she was, an articulate, well-educated person, usually confident in navigating whatever situations were required, and yet she became passive and trusting when it came to assuming people would tell her what was wrong with her children’s development and what to do to help them. As she real- ized more and more that no one else was stepping into the lead position to obtain appropri- ate help for her children, she realized that she needed to take on that responsibility. Since then, she has learnt to take an active role in advocating for her children, and help- ing meet their needs. From procuring evaluations, to understanding what the diagnoses mean, to selecting therapies and therapists, to following through on therapies at home and targeting needs to be addressed, to helping formulate IEPs, and to monitoring and interven- ing in their school settings, she has become a comprehensive advocate for her children with special needs, and in this book Jan shares with other parents some of her experiences and some of what she has learnt in the process. Jan Campito MA has taught child development and education courses, first at SUNY-Albany, and then at Union College in Schenectady. She has two children, one with Asperger’s and one with ADD. Contents: 1. Why This Book? 2. Pre-Diagnosis: Is It Normal for Everything to Be So Hard? 3. Obtaining a Formal Evaluation. 4. What Next? What Does This Diagnosis Mean? 5. Beginning Therapeutic Interventions for Your Child. 6. Your Parenting Role, Part One: Promoting Positive Behvior and Reducing Misbehavior in Your Child. 7. Your Parenting Role, Part Two: Increasing Your Child’s Competence. 8. Marcus and Asperger’s Syndrome: An Example of How the Manifestation of a Disorder (and One’s Parenting Role) Can Change Over Time. 9. The Special Education Process: Formulating an Individualized Education Plan. 10. Monitoring the Progress of Your Child. 11. Advocating for Your Child: It Never Ends, Does It? References. Acknowledgements. A Will of His Own Reflections on Parenting a Child with Autism Revised Edition Kelly Harland September 2007 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 869 6 pb £12.99/US$18.95 BIC: JC, JCD, VFPD Kelly Harland’s stories explore the first 14 years of her son’s life and the new and unex- pected universe she and her husband – both professional musicians – must learn to navigate with him. Will’s fears, anxieties, and obsessions can dominate daily life, making a trip to the gro- cery store seem like a walk across a minefield. But amidst these unpredictable “flip-outs” and “freak-outs,” there are moments of wonder. When Will finally learns the give and take of conversation, or dreams about his future, it rekindles his mother’s belief that anything is possible. Kelly Harland is a voice teacher at the Cornish College of the Arts, Seattle. She is a writer and recording artist, whose voice has fea- tured not only on radio and television but also as backing vocals with Ray Charles and Etta James. She is the mother of Will, who has autism.
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Understanding Motor Skills in Children with Dyspraxia, ADHD, Autism, and Other Learning Disabilities A Guide to Improving Coordination Lisa A. Kurtz September 2007 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 865 8 pb £12.99/US$19.95 BIC: YXRX, JDGL Children with learning disabilities often have coordination problems that make everyday activities such as mealtimes, dressing, playing sports, and learning to write challenging. This accessible manual for parents and professionals offers advice on how to recognize normal and abnormal motor development, when and how to seek help, and specific teach- ing strategies to help children with coordination difficulties succeed in the classroom, play- ground, and home. Understanding Nonverbal Learning Disabilities: A Common-Sense Guide for Parents and Professionals Maggie Mamen July 2007 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 593 0 pb £13.99/US$19.95 BIC: JC, JCD, VFPD This easy-to-read guide offers a complete overview of Nonverbal Learning Disabilities (NLDs) and the wide variety of symptoms that different types of NLD present. Maggie Mamen enables readers to select the most relevant strategies for coping with and managing their particular symptoms. She provides a wealth of practical advice on key skills such as developing written and verbal communication, understanding social clues, manag- ing behaviour, self-regulation and improving organization. Regulation Disorders of Sensory Processing in Children Management Strategies for Parents and Professionals Pratibha Reebye and Aileen Stalker September 2007 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 521 3 pb £12.99/US$19.95 BIC: JDGS Children with regulation disorders are frequently misdiagnosed as ‘fussy’ or ‘colicky’ or, worse, the parents are blamed for the child’s unusual responses to sensory input. The authors describe the everyday experiences of those with frequent or intermittent contact with regulation disorders of sensory processing in children. They explain the distin- guishing characteristics, symptoms, diagnosis, assessment and treatment approaches for the disorder. Focusing on early intervention, they present a range of management strategies for sensory sensitivities, motor problems, over- or under-reaction, and extremes of behaviour. These practical strategies for parent and professionals will help children with regulation dis- orders integrate and succeed in the family, at school and in the community. www.jkp.com 11 New Titles
Counselling People on the Autism Spectrum A Practical Manual Katherine Paxton and Irene A. Estay April 2007 208pp ISBN 978 1 84310 552 7 pb £15.99 BIC: JBSN; JC The first resource written specifically for professionals working with clients on the autism spectrum, this practical manual provides effective counselling methods and strategies for counsellors facing the challenge of working with people on the spectrum and their families. Based on best practice, the authors address the particular issues and perspectives of counselling clients on the autism spectrum. They provide effective alternatives to traditional counselling approaches, which may leave the individual or family confused and dissatisfied. Katherine Paxton has supported people with cognitive and physical disabilities for over 25 years, with a focus on autism spectrum disorders for more than half of that. As a consultant and counsellor, Katherine has provided services to families, individuals, employers, and schools impacted by autism spectrum disorders. Katherine has been researching autism spectrum disorders for over ten years, lead- ing to her master’s project for the Campus Alberta Applied Psychology Program, which has resulted in the creation of this manual. Irene A. Estay has been a practicing Psychologist in the field of Counselling and Rehabilitation for the past thirty years. She is a uni- versity professor at the University of Calgary, Campus Alberta Graduate Program in Counselling and at Phoenix University. Dr. Estay is also Seminar Facilitator, Motivational Speaker and a Consultant for Agencies providing counselling and rehabilitative services in the Province of Alberta. Contents: Introduction.1. Autism: An Overview. 2. Autistic Thinking and Autistic Logic. 3. General Strategies and Modifications for Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. 4. Depression and Treatment Approaches. 5. Anxiety, OCD, and Treatment Approaches. 6. Relation- ships and Social Skills. 7. Stress and Relaxation. 8. Emotional Expression, Identification, and Regulation. 9. Some Final Words and Suggestions. References. Index. A Self-Determined Future with Asperger Syndrome Solution Focused Approaches E. Veronica Bliss and Genevieve Edmonds October 2007 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 513 8 pb £12.99/US$18.95 BIC: JC A Self-Determined Future with Asperger Syndrome is based on a ‘solution focused’ approach, which uses the skills and coping strategies people with Asperger Syndrome already employ, to help them reach their preferred future. The authors explain the origins of the solution focused approach and discuss how it can be used to support individuals on the autistic spec- trum. Complemented by case study examples and practical worksheets and tools, the book treats people with Asperger Syndrome as individuals aside from the ‘problem’ or ‘disor- dered’ aspects of autism. E. Veronica Bliss has over 20 years experience working as a psychologist with individuals on the autistic spectrum. She has 5 years experience of using Solution Focused Approaches with this population. Genevieve Edmonds has a diagnosis of Asperger Syndrome and has received training in Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, having received a variety of therapeutic input including Solution Focused Approaches. She is currently providing talks, training and support in the field of autism throughout the UK, and completing academic study in autism and Asperger Syndrome.
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At Home in the Land of Oz Autism, My Sister, and Me Anne Clinard Barnhill May 2007 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 859 7 pb £13.99/US$17.95 BIC: CV, JBNL Anne Clinard Barnhill’s sister Becky was born in 1958, long before most people had even heard the term autism. Diagnosed with “emotional disturbance,” Becky was subjected for much of her childhood to well-meaning but futile efforts at “rehabilitation” or “cure,” as well as prolonged spells in institutions away from her family. Painting a vivid picture of growing up in small-town America during the Sixties, Barnhill describes her sister’s and her own painful childhood experiences with compassion and honesty. Struggling with the separation from her sister, the awkwardness of boyfriends’ reactions to her sister’s erratic behaviour and the emotional and financial hardships the family experienced as a result of Becky’s condition, Anne nevertheless found that her sister had something that “normal” people were unable to offer. Today she is accepting of her sis- ter’s autism and the impact, both painful and positive, it has had on both their lives. This bittersweet memoir will resonate with families affected by autism and other devel- opmental disorders and will appeal to everyone interested in the condition. Anne Clinard Barnhill lives in North Carolina. She has a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing and has published hundreds of short stories, features and reviews in a variety of newspapers and magazines. A Blessing and a Curse Autism and Me Caiseal Mór April 2007 208pp ISBN 978 1 84310 573 2 pb £12.99/$18.95 BIC: CV, JC ‘His book captures the nostalgic romanticism of the Australian bush in the 1960s but also the height of deep ignorance and the culture of ‘see no evil’ in which almost all who could and should have changed things, looked the other way... Caiseal's book is as beautiful and magical as it is shocking.’ – From the Foreword by Donna Williams Growing up in Australia in the 1970s, Caiseal Mór was labeled ‘retarded’ and ‘an idiot’, and his parents were led to believe that physical punishment could cure his autism. In this courageous and captivating autobiography, Mór describes his early ability to dis- sociate from his true existence – a common reaction by children suffering from repeated abuse – and the various personas he lived through in his teens and early adulthood – the Mahji, Charles P. Puddlejumper, Marco Polo and Chameleon Feeble. The rocky path towards discovering his true identity and finally accepting himself takes him on a spiritual pilgrimage via several different countries, once nearly getting caught unwittingly carrying drugs over the Moroccan border; forming relationships with people he meets but very often misjudges; to the revelation – the awakening – of love and acceptance. Caiseal Mór is the well-known author of 14 fantasy novels, including the Wellspring and Watchers trilogies, and is the composer of several accompanying musical CDs. He lives in Australia with his wife.
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Autistic Planet Jennifer Elder Illustrated by Marc Thomas and Jennifer Elder May 2007 48pp ISBN 978 1 84310 842 9 hb £11.99/US$16.95 BIC: VFPD; JDGS; YXRH Praise for Jennifer Elder’s last book, Different Like Me: ‘This book will help inspire kids who are different and shows them that they too can suc- ceed.’ – Temple Grandin, Associate Professor of Animal Science, Colorado State University, and author of Animals in Translation Autistic Planet is a magical world where all trains run exactly to time, where people working in offices have rocking chairs, and where all kids dream of winning the chess World Cup. Join us on a journey to this alternative reality, where being different is ordinary, and being “typical” is unheard of! Full of color illustrations and written in child-friendly rhyme, this book will be much loved by children, particularly those on the autism spectrum, their parents, teachers, carers and siblings. Jennifer Elder is assistant editor in a book publishing company. She and her husband have two sons, one of whom has ASD. You can read more about their family in the memoirs Sixpence House and Not Even Wrong. Jennifer is the author of Different Like Me: My Book of Au- tism Heroes, also published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers. Nearing Death Awareness A Guide to the Language, Visions, and Dreams of the Dying Mary Anne Sanders April 2007 128pp ISBN 978 1 84310 857 3 pb £11.99/$17.95 BIC: HRLK1, YXQS ‘In Nearing Death Awareness, Mary Anne Sanders has provided a well thought out anthology covering the different aspects of, and sometimes names given to, the concept of Nearing Death Awareness. This book should provide clear, concise information and comfort to those who read it.’ – Maggie Callanan, co-author of Final Gifts Dying is a complex experience for the dying person and their family, friends, and carers, that involves all aspects of what it means to be human: physical, mental, and spiritual. The author describes different types of Nearing Death Awareness (NDA), including visions, dreams, and symbolic language, and offers practical guidance for family and carers of the dying about how to respond appropriately and supportively to NDA behavior. This sensitive and informative book will make fascinating reading not only for anyone who is likely to accompany a dying person, but for anyone with an interest in spirituality. Mary Anne Sanders, a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, received her Master of Arts degree in Transpersonal Studies with a focus on Spiritual Guidance Mentoring from Atlantic University (Virginia Beach, VA). She teaches seminars on transpersonal topics and is a cer- tified Spiritual Guidance Mentor as well as Reiki Master. She is the mother of two grown children and lives with husband Clay in Cincinnati, Ohio. Contents: Introduction 1. What is Nearing Death Awareness? 2. Symbolic Language. 3. Deathbed Visions. 4. Pre-death Dreams. 5. The Timing of Death. 6. Nearing Death Awareness and Near Death Experience – What’s the Difference? 7. How to Respond to Near- ing Death Awareness. 8. The Transpersonal and Nearing Death Awareness. 9. Connecting the Spiritual Dots. Conclusion – What Can Be Learned From Nearing Death Awareness. References. Subject Index. Author Index.
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Living with Emetophobia Coping with Extreme Fear of Vomiting Nicolette Heaton-Harris Foreword by Linda Dean April 2007 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 536 7 pb £12.99/US$17.95 BIC: JC Emetophobia, the extreme fear of vomiting, can affect just about every aspect of sufferer’s life, from everyday considerations (‘what food will be “safe” for me to eat?’) to matters that involve making huge, potentially devastating decisions (‘I can’t have this baby, I can’t face morning sickness’). Nicolette Heaton-Harris has first-hand experience of the phobia and its effects. She sug- gests strategies for coping with the high levels of anxiety that are intrinsic to the phobia, as well as pre-empting and avoiding anxiety attacks. The experiences of fellow sufferers of all ages, male and female, are shared throughout the book and a list of useful organisations pro- viding further information and support services is also included. Living with Emetophobia is a must-have for anyone suffering from emetophobia, anyone living with an emetophobic as well as professionals treating or supporting people with emetophobia. Nicolette Heaton-Harris lives in Hampshire near the beach. A lifelong emetophobe and Coeliac sufferer, she has a particular interest in health, is the author of A Parent’s Guide To Their Teenager’s Pregnancy, and also writes health stories for Patient UK. Inside Anorexia Bringing together Stories from Sufferers, Families and Research Christine Halse, Anne Honey and Desiree Boughtwood September 2007 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 597 8 pb £13.99/US$19.95 BIC: MQMD, JBNP4 Inside Anorexia describes the different experiences and challenges faced by sufferers and demonstrates that the starting point for understanding anorexia must be the unique stories of individual sufferers and families. This book is designed to provide a broad understanding of current knowledge about anorexia from a variety of disciplines and includes new findings from the authors’ own research. Structured around the real-life accounts of current sufferers, the book provides a valuable insight into the lived experience of sufferers and their families. Inside Anorexia is an accessible resource for anyone who wants a better understanding of the complexity of anorexia. It will be an informative guide for health professionals as well as for sufferers and their families. Dr Christine Halse is an Associate Professor in Education and Chief Investigator of the multi-disciplinary, multi-method Australian Research Council project, Multiple Perspectives of Eating Disorders in Girls, at the University of Western Sydney, Australia. Her re- search and publications on anorexia nervosa have addressed biographical, clinical and ethical issues. Dr Anne Honey is a Senior Re- searcher with the Multiple Perspectives of Eating Disorders in Girls project at the University of Western Sydney and has a background in psychiatric occupational therapy. Dr Desiree Boughtwood is a counsellor and her doctorate, ‘Anorexia Nervosa in the Clinic’ ana- lysed the experiences and discourses that shape teenage anorexic girls in hospitals.
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The Man who Lost his Language A Case of Aphasia Revised Edition Sheila Hale April 2007 272pp ISBN 978 1 84310 564 0 pb £13.99/US$19.95 BIC: VFPD Reviews of the first edition: ‘The Man Who Lost his Language belongs on the same shelf as Jean-Dominique Bauby describing the stroke that left him paralysed except for one eyelid, Robert McCrum on the one from which he recovered, and John Bayley’s account of Iris Murdoch’s dementia. But it outstrips them all.’ – Jonathan Rée, The Independent When Sir John Hale suffered a stroke that left him unable to walk, write or speak, his wife, Shelia, followed every available medical trail seeking knowledge of his condition and how he might be restored to health. This revised edition of a classic book includes an additional chapter detailing the latest developments in science and medicine since the first edition was published. Sheila Hale is a distinguished travel writer and journalist. She has written articles for The New York Times, the Observer, The Times Literary Supplement and the London Review of Books. She gives lectures and talks about aphasia to primary care trusts, social workers and stroke charities. She is now working on a biography of the sixteenth century Venetian painter Titian. ‘One of the most remarkable addi- tions to the literature of illness in our A Personal Guide to Living with Progressive time.’ Memory Loss – Robert McCrum, The Times Heartfelt, passionate… a beautifully Sandy Burgener and Prudence Twigg written and extremely interesting August 2007 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 863 4 pb £12.99/US$19.95 BIC: JC, VFPD, JBQN book’ This practical guide is written specifically for sufferers of progressive memory loss such as – Jessica Mann, Literary Review Alzheimer’s dementia and covers important issues such as accepting a diagnosis of dementia, therapeutic interventions and coping strategies for managing the effects of memory loss, including role changes, stigma, therapeutic activities and independent functioning, health and medication management, and maintenance of personhood and self-esteem. The advice is supported by case studies demonstrating the positive outcomes from applying the suggested interventions and management strategies. Sandy Burgener, Ph.D., is Associate Professor at University of Illinois College of Nursing and a certified Gerontological Nurse Prac- titioner with a clinical and research focus on increasing quality of life for persons with progressive memory loss or dementia. She is a Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing and the Gerontological Society of America. Prudence Twigg, Ph.D., is a Visiting Lec- turer at Indiana University School of Nursing. Contents: Foreword, Rebecca Logsdon, Ph.D., University of Washington. 1. What Progressive Memory Loss Means to the Person: Claim- ing the Diagnosis. 2. Effects of the Diagnosis on Sense of Self: Maintaining a Sense of Personhood. 3. Maintaining Role Functions in the Presence of Loss: Utilizing Role Adaptation. 4. Understanding the Stigma Associated with Progressive Memory Loss: Managing the Effects of the Stigmatizing Behaviors of Others. 5. Communication Strategies to Facilitate Positive Interactions with Others. 6. Staying Productive: Maintaining Activities and Giving to Others. 7. Facilitating Independent Functioning in the Face of Loss. 8. Main- taining Physical Health: Managing Co-Morbid Conditions, Medications, and Nutritional Needs. 9. Hope: Designing Your Agenda for the Future. References. Subject index. Author index
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Mothering Special Needs Spiritual Healing with Children A Different Maternal Journey with Special Needs Anna Karin Kingston Bob Woodward April 2007 208pp ISBN 978 1 84310 543 5 pb £12.99/US$19.95 Foreword by Dr Hugh Gayer, BIC: VFK, VFPD, YXRX The Sheiling School Medical Adviser This book explores the lived experience of mothers raising a March 2007160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 545 9 pb £14.99/$24.95 child with a learning disability, through interviews with mothers BIC: HRLK1, MQM, VFPD of children with autistic spectrum disorder (ASD), attention defi- Spiritual Healing with Children with Special Needs gives a fascinating cit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and Down syndrome. account of individual healing sessions with children with complex special needs and With frequent personal accounts from mothers themselves, Mothering Special moderate to severe learning difficulties. Drawing on his experience as a qualified Needs encourages other women who have children with special needs to recognize spiritual healer and senior co-worker at The Sheiling School, a Camphill Centre, Bob and express their own aspirations and needs for self-fulfilment. It addresses the social Woodward shows how spiritual healing can help children with special needs to construction of motherhood, discussing issues such as mother-blame and society’s achieve peace and relaxation. images of the self-sacrificing mother, in the context of raising a child with a learning From his perspective as both spiritual healer and curative educator, the author disability. It also looks at real-life experiences of working with professionals, giving introduces the key concepts of both subject areas to the reader and explains how the examples of both good and bad practice. two disciplines can be combined and applied, providing case examples of healing This is an invaluable book for mothers as well as for professionals working with sessions with children with a range of special needs, including autism, epilepsy and families that include children with disabilities. emotional and behavioural difficulties. The author demonstrates the benefits of spiri- Anna Karin Kingston is a Swedish journalist living in Cork, Ireland since 1989. She has a PhD in Social tual healing for these children as a natural, non-invasive, holistic approach that Sciences and is currently a member of the MA in Women’s Studies’ teaching board, University College restores balance and harmony to body, soul and spirit. Cork. Her research on mothers of children with special needs was awarded scholarships from the Irish Re- search Council for Humanities and Social Sciences (IRCHSS) during 2001-2004 and from the National This unique book will be of interest to parents and professionals involved with Disability Authority 2001. special needs children, as well as practitioners of and those interested in spiritual healing. Helping Children with Nonverbal Learning Disabilities to Flourish The Verbal Behavior Approach A Guide for Parents and Professionals How to Teach Children with Autism Marilyn Martin and Related Disorders Foreword by Michele Berg Mary Lynch Barbera with Tracy Rasmussen March 2007 240pp ISBN 978 1 84310 858 0 pb £13.99/US$19.95 Foreword by Mark L. Sundberg, Ph.D., BCBA BIC: YXRX, VFPD May 2007 200pp ISBN 978 1 84310 852 8 pb £13.99/US$19.95 BIC: JC, MMJ, JDGS When you continuously cannot find the bathroom in your best friend’s house, or you cannot print the letter ‘t’ when all your friends are writing vol- ‘Barbera is not only accurate, but easy to understand…her per- umes, you notice, and you ask questions. So it was for Marilyn Martin’s daughter, sonal experience in this area makes her explanations and instruc- Sara, who was diagnosed with Nonverbal Learning Disability (NLD). tions entertaining and easy to apply.’ This book skilfully combines a comprehensive guide to NLD with the inspiring – Dr. Jack Michael, Editor of The Analysis of Verbal Behavior story of how Sara transformed herself from that young girl whose existence seemed The Verbal Behavior (VB) approach is a form of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), darkened by learning difficulties into the capable young woman she is today. that is based on B.F. Skinner’s Analysis of Verbal Behavior and works particularly In Helping Children with Nonverbal Learning Disabilities to Flourish, Marilyn Martin well with children with minimal or no speech abilities. In this book Mary Lynch presents a comprehensive developmental profile of children with NLD. She explores Barbera draws on her own experiences as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and the controversies surrounding the disorder so parents and professionals can identify also as a parent of a child with autism to explain VB and how to use it. learners with NLD and insure they receive early intervention. Offering practical This step-by-step guide provides an abundance of information about how to advice on NLD at home and at school, she describes step-by-step interventions for help children develop better language and speaking skills, and also explains how to improving a range of skills from penmanship to social acumen. teach non-vocal children to use sign language. An entire chapter focuses on ways to This book is essential reading for parents and professionals working with chil- reduce problem behavior, and there is also useful information on teaching toileting dren with NLD. and other important self-help skills, that would benefit any child. Marilyn Martin has been a Learning Specialist in private practice since 1991 and has developed and ap- Mary Lynch Barbera, RN, MSN, BCBA, is a Registered Nurse and a Board Certified Behavior Analyst, plied successful interventions for students of all ages with dyslexia, language processing disorders, NLD and the lead Behavior Analyst for the Pennsylvania Verbal Behavior Project studying the effect of Verbal and other learning difficulties. She also lectures on learning disorders and interventions to both educators Behavior Techniques in 57 classrooms throughout the State of Pennsylvania. Barbera was the founding and parents. Marilyn lives with her husband in Maplewood, New Jersey. President of the Autism Society of America’s Berks County Chapter, has worked with hundreds of chil- dren on the autism spectrum, and has extensive experience training a variety of professionals. She is the mother of a 10-year-old son with autism. Tracy Rasmussen is an award-winning journalist of over 25 years with a specialty in medical reporting. She has been a frequent speaker for the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill on issues of mental health.
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Providing Practical Support for People Intervention and Support for Parents with Autism Spectrum Disorders and Carers of Children and Young People Supported Living in the Community on the Autism Spectrum Denise Edwards A Resource for Trainers September 2007 ISBN 978 1 84310 577 0 pb £15.99/US$24.95 BIC: JC, VFPD, JBQ Barry Wright and Christine Williams One element at the heart of effective service provision is an understanding of the ser- June 2007 144pp ISBN 978 1 84310 548 0 pb £29.99/US$55 BIC: JDG, VFK vice user’s needs. This book unravels some of the common misunderstandings The needs of parents and carers of children on the autism spectrum are not met by between people with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and providers of support ser- conventional parenting strategies. This resource for trainers and facilitators offers the vices, and offers practical advice on how to ensure that the needs of people with ASD best available knowledge and theories to help them develop an understanding of are catered for effectively. how their child perceives the world and ultimately improve their family life. Denise Edwards writes directly from her own experiences of finding appropri- The manual is divided into ten sessions that introduce a topic related to autism ate support for her adopted son, John Paul, who has Asperger’s syndrome, but also and Asperger Syndrome, for example, ‘mindblindness’ and the social world, and draws on the experiences of a broad range of service users. She emphasises the strategies to manage individual behaviour. During each session parents are intro- importance of understanding and conveying the nature of ASD so that support ser- duced to a new topic and are invited to participate in exercises and group discussions vices can meet a person’s needs effectively. She discusses common areas in which dif- that serve to reinforce the key messages discussed earlier. Each session closes with ficulties arise, including communication, social situations and the organisation of recommended reading and ‘homework’. information, examines the implications of support in wider society – education, This manual is a valuable resource for professionals working with parents of employment, the legal system – and makes practical suggestions for changes that can children and young people with autism and Asperger Syndrome and is an effective improve access to benefits and services for people with ASD. complement to How to Live with Autism and Asperger Syndrome: Practical Strategies for Par- Informative and down-to-earth, this book is essential reading for the providers ents and Professionals published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers, which is referenced of services for people with ASD for service users themselves as well as formal or throughout the resource. informal carers, friends, family, related professionals and policy makers. Barry Wright is a Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist and Christine Williams is a Consultant Denise Edwards is a qualified counsellor and teacher of students with special educational needs, both in Clinical Child Psychologist. They have both worked with children and young people, from infancy to mainstream and special schools. She is currently a tutor for degree students with disabilities and she has an young adulthood, with a wide range of different abilities and severity of autism for over 12 years. Much of adopted son, now 25 years old, who has Asperger’s syndrome. their work has been in developing and using an extensive range of interventions to help people on the au- tism spectrum to build on their strengths and to support the families in the process. Planning to Learn Creating and Using a Personal Planner Autism and Loss Rachel Forrester-Jones and Sarah Broadhurst with Young People on the Autism Spectrum August 2007 ISBN 978 1 84310 433 9 pb £29.99/US$55 BIC: JC, VFP Keely Harper-Hill and Stephanie Lord July 2007 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 561 9 pb £24.99/US$39.99 BIC: JBNL, JDGS This comprehensive collection of factsheets and practical tools provides formal and informal carers with much-needed resources for working through issues of loss with Late intervention often means that young people on the autism spectrum appear to people with autism. act on impulse, seem disorganized, or fail to learn from past experiences. People with autism have specific difficulty with understanding and expressing In this practical, effective resource, the authors share tried and tested techniques their emotions and react to losses of different kinds in unique ways. In order to pro- for creating and using a personal planner to help individuals on the autism spectrum vide effective support, carers need to have the understanding, the skills and appropri- to develop independence. ate resources to work through these emotional reactions with them. Autism and Loss Planning to Learn is split into three parts. The first part guides adults in helping is a complete toolkit covering a variety of kinds of loss, including bereavement, loss young people to make sense of the world and to develop and practise coping strate- of friends or staff, loss of home or possessions and loss of health. gies for any given situation. The authors also explain how simple visual and verbal This is an essential resource for professional and informal carers working with cues can help people to cope successfully in stressful situations. The second part pro- people with autism who are coping with any kind of loss. vides worksheets for the young person to complete to learn how to use plans in dif- Rachel Forrester-Jones is Lecturer in Community Care at the Tizard Centre, University of Kent, where ferent situations, for example staying calm when waiting for a doctor, or coping with she also engages in service consultancy. She researches social networks and social support of different cli- a change in the school timetable. Each individual makes a unique planner with pro- ent groups including students with disabilities and has been Master of Rutherford College, University of cedures to refer to, such as responding to pressure, calming down, being organised, Kent since 2002. Sarah Broadhurst is Lecturer in Learning Disabilities at the Tizard Centre and has worked in the learning disability field as a support worker in a residential service for adults. She has a spe- and being around people. The third part includes useful cards, schedules and plans cial interest in working with people who have Asperger’s Syndrome and helps run a support group for for photocopying and including in the planner. them. This illustrated photocopiable workbook is packed with guidance, support and Contents: Foreword: Loss in society – changing concepts, changing reactions. Factsheets: 1. Loss of helpful notes for those new to, or experienced in, working with children and young friends, family and staff. 2. Loss of home and possessions. 3. Loss of role. 5. Loss of health. 6. Loss of people with ASD. It can be used within educational and community settings or at wellbeing. 7. Death. Resource Pack sessions: 1. Loss of friends, family and staff. 2. Loss of friends, family and staff. 3. Loss of role. 4. Loss of health. 5. Loss of wellbeing. 6. Death. home.
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Understanding Looked After Children Child Protection, Domestic Violence An Introduction to Psychology for Foster Care and Parental Substance Misuse Jeune Guishard-Pine, Suzanne McCall and Lloyd Hamilton Family Experiences and Effective Practice Foreword by Andrew Wiener Hedy Cleaver, Don Nicholson, Sukey Tarr and Deborah Cleaver June 2007 144pp ISBN 978 184310 370 7 pb £14.99/US$34.95 BIC: JCD, JBQH, YXQJ. Quality Matters in Children’s Services Series Understanding Looked After Children is an accessible guide to understanding the mental June 2007 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 582 4 pb £19.99/US$34.95 BIC: JBS, JBQH, JBQJ health needs of children in foster care and the role of foster carers and support net- This book draws on a wide range of evidence to explore the facts about the relation- works in helping these children. ship between substance misuse and domestic violence and their effect on children, The authors provide foster carers with an insight into the psychological issues and examines the response of children’s services when there are concerns about the experienced by children in the care system, and the impact of these issues on the safety and welfare of children. foster family. Chapters cover cultural, social and legal structures associated with It reveals the vulnerability of these children and the extent to which domestic foster care and both the relevant child psychology theory and examples drawn from violence, parental alcohol or parental drug misuse impact on children’s health and real-life situations. The authors give advice on how to address common psychologi- development, affect the adults’ capacity to undertake key parenting tasks, and influ- cal issues in collaboration with multi-agency professionals, as well as how to access ence the response of wider family and the community. It includes parents’ own voices to statutory services. They also explain the possible impact of assessments on foster and allows them to explain what help they feel would best support families in similar children and the causes and management of foster carers’ own feelings of frustration, situations. The authors explore the extent to which current local authority plans, pro- anger or disappointment with social and mental health services or the placement cedures, joint protocols and training support information sharing and collaborative itself. Chapters are complemented by case studies, and the book includes a helpful working. Emphasising the importance of an holistic inter-agency approach to assess- glossary to common terminology. ment, planning and service provision, the authors draw from the findings implica- Understanding Looked After Children is essential reading for registered foster carers tions for policy and practice in both children and adult services. and those considering fostering, as well as adoptive parents, and a useful reference for trainee and experienced practitioners in the care system, including social workers, Hedy Cleaver is an emeritus professor at Royal Holloway, University of London. Her experience as a so- cial worker and child psychologist has informed her research on vulnerable children and families and the psychologists, counsellors, teachers and others looking after vulnerable children. impact of professional interventions. The findings from her research have had an identifiable impact on policy in the UK in respect to children and families over the last 20 years. She is co-author of Assessing Chil- Jeune Guishard-Pine is a psychologist and team leader at Luton Family Consultation Clinic. She is also a dren's Needs and Circumstances: The Impact of the Assessment Framework, also published by Jessica Kingsley Pub- consultant psychologist in private practice. She has been researching and practising psychology since lishers. Don Nicholson was a senior manager in social services before taking early retirement in 1996. 1978 and has worked in social services for both statutory and voluntary sectors. Suzanne McCall is a Since then Don was involved in a range of research studies that explored the experiences of vulnerable counsellor and Lloyd Hamilton is a community psychotherapist. children and families. His death is a great loss to the research community. Sukey Tarr worked as a child psychologist in the UK, Hong Kong and Australia, and as a staff training and development manager, be- fore beginning her career in research. As an independent research consultant she has been involved in a Managing Children’s Homes number of national research studies that have evaluated the services provided to children in need and their families. Deborah Cleaver is a freelance social researcher. She has been involved in a number of research Developing Effective Leadership in Small Organizations studies over the past three years, specializing in quantitative methods. Leslie Hicks, Ian Gibbs, Helen Weatherly and Sarah Byford Costs & Effectiveness of Services for Children in Need Series Trauma, Drug Misuse August 2007 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 542 8 pb £19.99/US$34.95 BIC: JBQH, JBQ and Transforming Identities Managing Children's Homes focuses on leadership; the role of managers and the way resources are used in children’s homes, and how this impacts on the care and out- A Life Story Approach comes experienced by young people in residential care. The book develops an inter- Kim Etherington disciplinary understanding of what needs to be taken into account when establishing August 2007 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 493 3 pb £19.99/ US$34.95 BIC: JBS, YXRM and maintaining good practice on behalf of young people living in children’s homes. Looking at the life stories of drug misusers as told by themselves, this book examines how early childhood experiences can be understood as a precursor to drug misuse The authors seek to explain the considerable variation in what children’s homes and the forces that enable people to transform their habits and lives. achieve, assessing the influence of leadership and management style, the context Kim Etherington highlights the value of exploring people’s own understanding within which managers work, the importance of unified staff support, and the articu- of their drug misuse in the context of their life stories, their social environments and lation of a clear management philosophy. The qualities and strategies that make the wider social and cultural resources they rely on to make sense of their lives. She effective home managers are explored and put in the context of the provision of encourages those working with drug misusers to challenge established deterministic resources to demonstrate how to attain a successful children’s home environment and and pathologising notions of ‘spoiled identity’, which assumes that one’s identity is long-term achievement in looked-after children. fixed. By separating the person from the problem, it is possible to view their relation- Based on innovative, DfES funded, interdisciplinary research, this book will be ship with the problem and to provide them with a stronger sense of agency and essential reading for staff, managers, and young people working and living in chil- power to change. dren’s care homes. It will also be of interest to students of social policy and social With compelling first-hand narratives and a positive view of drug misusers’ work, as well as those involved in policy-making, commissioning services, funding ability to recover, this is essential reading for professionals working with drug users and training. as well as people misusing drugs themselves.
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Supporting Women Restorative Justice after Domestic Violence How it Works Loss, Trauma and Recovery Marian Liebmann April 2007 480pp ISBN 978 1 84310 074 4 pb £28.00/US$49.95 Hilary Abrahams BIC: JBV,JBVP1, JBS TEXTBOOK Foreword by Cathy Humphreys 2007 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 431 5 pb £18.99/US$34.95 This topical book provides an accessible introduction to the BIC: JBNH3, JBS, JBSN philosophy of restorative justice and its application in a wide range of settings, demonstrating how it can help to rehabilitate ‘…compelling reading for anyone working with women and both victims and offenders when harm has been done. children living with and leaving domestic violence.’ Drawing on many years’ experience of working in victim support, probation – From the Foreword by Cathy Humphreys and mediation, Marian Liebmann uses pertinent case examples to illustrate how Women who leave an abusive relationship often experience feelings of fear, bewil- restorative justice can be used effectively, from confronting bullying in schools and derment, anger and confusion. The trauma caused by domestic violence leaves a tackling antisocial behaviour, to dealing with sexual and racial violence and commu- legacy that stays with the survivor, and it is not uncommon for women to experience nity reconciliation after war. Whether in the context of families, schools, communi- feelings of loss and grief similar to those following bereavement, but made more ties, criminal justice or prisons, the author argues that restorative justice is a ‘seamless complex by the effect that abuse has had on their emotional health and well-being. philosophy’ which can be applied flexibly to meet diverse needs. Liebmann provides Supporting Women after Domestic Violence offers accessible advice on how to an international outlook, examining how restorative justice is administered around enable women who have experienced domestic violence to embark on a journey of the world, including traditional Maori and Aboriginal approaches. recovery. The book draws on theory, original research and the personal experiences Restorative Justice: How it Works will be a key read for magistrates, social workers, of women who have encountered domestic violence to explore the complex practical probation workers, police, teachers and health professionals. It is accessibly written and emotional support they need when engaging in the process of recovery. It high- and thus will also be of interest to the lay reader. lights the difficulties a victim of domestic violence may encounter following an abu- Marian Liebmann has worked in education, art therapy, victim support and probation, and for eight sive relationship, offers action points to improve service provision, and covers years worked for Mediation UK as director and project adviser. She has written and edited seven books in important issues in recovery, such as the value of mutual support and how women the fields of art therapy, mediation and conflict resolution, including Mediation in Context, Arts Approaches to Conflict, and Art Therapy with Offenders, also published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers. She currently divides can regain a sense of normality and self-esteem. her time between freelance restorative justice and mediation training, art therapy and writing. This book will be a key resource for those working within women’s refuges, as well as social workers, counsellors, mental health professionals and many others whose work may bring them into situations where domestic violence is an issue. Conduct Disorder and Offending Behaviour Hilary Abrahams is an Honorary Research Fellow in the Violence Against Women Research Group at the University of Bristol. She has worked extensively on the support needs and service provision for fami- in Young People lies where domestic violence is an issue, including a major research project evaluating the housing and Findings from Research support schemes funded by the Safer Communities Supported Housing Fund. Kristin Liabø and Joanna Richardson Contents: Foreword. Introduction. About the project. About the book. Notes. 1. Why Doesn’t She Just Leave? The effects of domestic violence. A framework for understanding. Post traumatic stress disorder. Child and Adolescent Mental Health Series Loss and grief. Loss, trauma and recovery. Summary. Notes. 2. Starting the Journey. Taking the decision. May 2007 144pp ISBN 978 1 84310 508 4 pb £16.99/US$29.95 BIC: JBS; JBVP2 Filling the information gap. Making the break. Arriving at the refuge. Assessing support needs. First steps. Safety. Reactions. Summary. Notes. 3. Exploring the Route. Loss. Anger. Oscillating emotions. Safety, Offending behaviour in young people is a problem not only for affected neighbours trust and empowerment. Changing needs. Advocacy. Mutual support. Summary. Notes. 4. Someone to and communities; it is also a serious problem to the young people involved. Behav- Talk to, Someone to Listen. Mutual support. Worker support. Someone to listen. Counselling. Therapeutic group work. Life skills and activities. Being a family. Summary. Notes. 5. Living Together. Daily life. Con- iour problems and involvement in criminal activities have been linked to continued flict. Participation. Other experiences of refuge life. How it could be. Summary. Notes. 6. Moving Out, offending, substance misuse, lack of education and work – all factors that are linked, moving On. Problems of rehousing. Fears and hopes. Support after rehousing. Keeping in touch. Begin- ning a new life. Realignment. Summary. Notes. 7. The Best Things Were… Safety. Respect. A non-judg- in turn, with shorter life expectancy. mental attitude, being believed. Mutual support from other residents. Time to talk and be heard. Attitude This book evaluates interventions designed for use with adolescent problem and approach of the workers. Rebuilding the capacity to cope. Summary. Notes 8. Putting the Pieces behaviour, with a view to encouraging effective practice in services for young people (back) Together. Loss, transition and recovery. The extra burden. How these concepts affect support giv- ing. A way of understanding. One size will never fit all. Wider implications. Conclusions. Summary. with conduct disorder. These include treatment programmes such as cognitive Notes. Postscript. Appendix 1: Women’s Aid Federation of England. Appendix 2: The Research Project. behaviour therapy – social skills training and anger management for instance – Appendix 3: Précis of Topic Guide for Interviews with Past and Present Service Users. Appendix 4: Re- family therapies, foster care interventions and pharmacological treatments. The source Materials. References. Subject index. Author index. authors also look at the criteria for diagnosing conduct disorder and how to design appropriate interventions for individuals according to their particular behavioural traits. Drawing a wide range of high quality research evidenceinto one place and pre- senting it for the non-specialist, this book will be essential reading for child and ado- lescent mental health practitioners, social workers, youth offending teams and other professionals working with young people with conduct problems and their families.
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Co-Production and Personalization Developments in Social Work with Offenders in Social Care Edited by Gill McIvor and Peter Raynor Changing Relationships in the Provision of Social Care Research Highlights in Social Work series August 2007 ISBN 978 1 84310 538 1 pb £18.99/US$34.95 BIC: JBVP, JBS Edited by Susan Hunter and Pete Ritchie Research Highlights in Social Work series Developments in Social Work with Offenders explains the organisational and legislative August 2007 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 558 9 pb £18.99/US$34.95 BIC: JBQ, JBQC changes that have occurred and social work and probation across the UK in the past 10 years, in the context of the accumulating body of knowledge about what consti- Co-Production is a model of practice in which service providers work with service tutes effective practice in the assessment, supervision and management of offenders in users in the provision of social care services – in effect, a working partnership. This the community. book explores the theory and practice of this developing innovative practice in social Three different aspects of working with offenders are covered: developments in work and related fields. policy; assessment, supervision and intervention; and issues and needs. Contributions Examples of methods and services designed on co-production principles are from experts in the field discuss issues such as community ‘punishment’, case man- given by the experienced contributors, including housing initiatives where the users, agement, accreditation and resettlement. The continuing concern with promoting rather than professionals, provide support to each other, the development of local evidence-based solutions to crime is addressed, and this book will assist professionals area co-ordination as a service response to dilemmas of geography, and whether working with offenders with making focused interventions supported by research. restorative justice can provide a better direction in re-integration than traditional This book will be essential reading for students of social work and probation criminal justice. and criminology, probation officers and social workers. Drawing together key figures in the field of social care, this book will be essen- Gill McIvor, PhD is Professor of Criminology at the University of Lancaster. She is the author of Work- tial reading for social care practitioners and service providers, academics, researchers ing with Offenders and Women who Offend, and co-author of Managing Sex Offender Risk, all pub- and students. lished by Jessica Kingsley Publishers. Peter Raynor, PhD is Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Swansea University, and has authored several books on social work and criminal justice. Contents: Chapter 1: Introduction. Pete Ritchie ex-director of Scottish Human Services and Susan Hunter, Edin- burgh University. Chapter 2: Local Area Co-ordination. Eddie Bartnik and Dr. Ron Chalmers, Directors of Dis- ability Services Commission, Western Australia. Chapter 3: Person-Centred Planning. Steve Coulson, Development worker for Environment and Development Group and freelance trainer for H. Simmonds. Chapter 4: Family Residential Child Care Conferencing. James Cox, Co-ordinator of Family Group Conferencing project, Edinburgh City Council. Chapter 5: Key Ring/Neighbourhood Networks. Carl Poll, former director of KeyRing. Chapter 6: Restorative Justice. Prospects and Challenges Bill Whyte, Director of Criminal Justice Development Centre, University of Edinburgh. Chapter 7: Recovery in Mental Health. Recovery Group, London. Chapter 8: Co-production in Research. Dr. Kristjana Kristiansen, Edited by Andrew Kendrick University of Trondheim. Chapter 9: Self Employment. Jane Pagler, Wales. Chapter 10: Braveheart. Alison Research Highlights in Social Work 47 Clyde, Falkirk & District Royal Infirmary. Chapter 11: Conclusion. Pete Ritchie and Susan Hunter. References. August 2007 224pp 978 1 84310 526 8 pb £18.99/US$34.95 Subject index. Author index. BIC: YJBQ1; JBQH This book draws on recent research to address key issues in resi- Public Services Inspection in the UK dential child care policy and practice, offering guidance for Edited by Howard Davis and Steve Martin developing best practice and improved outcomes for children Research Highlights in Social Work Series and young people. September 2007 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 527 5 pb £18.99/US$34.95 BIC: JBQ Contributors examine important areas of concern in a sector that has experi- enced high profile scandals of abuse, poor outcomes for young people leaving resi- Public Services Inspection in the UK provides a detailed account of the changing role of dential care, and numerous government enquiries arguing for the continuing role of inspection in public services management and engages with the continuing debates residential child care as a positive choice in a continuum of care services. Sections about providing inspection that encourages not only accountability but also effective include promoting well-being and development for young people; issues of potential service provision and best practice. discrimination in residential policy and practice; responses to areas of discord in resi- The contributors describe current inspection methods across the key public sec- dential child care; and underpinning themes relating to residential child care, such as tors of education, social care, local government services and healthcare, and provide staff development and support. an insight into the underlying issues and tensions of public services inspection. This book will provide an essential addition to the literature on residential child Chapters take account of the similarities and differences of the approaches adopted in care for policy makers, managers and practitioners in the social services and students different parts of the UK and present evidence that can be drawn on to develop more in the field. effective practice, as well as offering recommendations for future policy and research. Andrew Kendrick is Professor of Residential Child Care at Strathclyde University, Scotland. He co-or- dinates the research programme of the Scottish Institute for Residential Child Care and is Deputy Head of Public Services Inspection in the UK will be essential reading for public service man- School (Research) in the Glasgow School of Social Work. He is a member of the Executive Committee of agers, social workers, policy makers, researchers, academics, students and those pro- EUSARF (European Scientific Association for Residential and Foster Care for Children and Adolescents), a member of the editorial board of International Journal of Child and Family Welfare and Child & Youth fessionals in working in public services who have an involvement in the inspection Care Forum, and editor of the Scottish Journal of Residential Child Care. process. Howard Davis is Principal Research Fellow and Research Manager at the Local Government Centre, Warwick Business School. Steve Martin is Professor of Public Policy and Management and Director of the Local and Regional Government Research Unit, Cardiff University.
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Handbook for Practice Learning Competence in Social Work Practice in Social Work and Social Care A Practical Guide for Students and Professionals Knowledge and Theory Second edition Second Edition Edited by Kieran O'Hagan Edited by Joyce Lishman July 2007 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 485 8 pb £18.99/US$34.95 BIC: JBS TEXTBOOK May 2007 480pp ISBN 978 1 84310 186 4 pb £19.99/US$45.00 BIC: JBS TEXTBOOK Since the publication of the first edition of this classic text, the major reforms in social work education resulted in the National Occupational Standards Framework This substantially revised, expanded and updated edition of the popular Handbook of (NOSF), which requires all social workers to demonstrate competence in a number of Theory for Practice Teachers is a comprehensive summary of the theory, knowledge, key areas. research and evidence relating to practice learning in social care. This practical text book covers all areas of the NOSF including social work Focussing on knowledge-based practice with a focus on improving outcomes, ethics, residential care practice, child protection, risk analysis and protecting adults the five sections of the book cover: • the reasons and circumstances in which people with learning difficulties. Numerous case studies effectively convey competent prac- may become social work service users • a holistic consideration of assessment in gen- tice in social work practice, and relate core areas of competence explicitly to the rele- eral and specific contexts, including risk assessment and management • methods of vant section of the framework. intervention, including cognitive behavioural social work, task centred practice, advocacy, crisis intervention, family therapy and group care • the legal, policy, Kieran O’Hagan was Reader in Social Work at the Queen’s University in Belfast. He has spent 20 years in frontline childcare and child protection work in UK social service departments, including a four-year research and evidence context in which assessment and intervention occur, as well as spell as Principal Case Worker (Child Abuse) in Leeds. He is the author of Cultural Competence in the Caring interdisciplinary work and organisational aspects of social work practice • reflective Profession, published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers. practice, evaluation and evidence based practice as integral parts of social workers’ Contents: Preface. 1. Competence: An Enduring Concept? Kieran O’Hagan. 2. Competence in Mediation engagement with the complex needs of individuals outside the existing parameters of Practice. Margaret Fawcett. 3. Competence in Residential Childcare. John Gibson, Cornell University, NY and policy or research findings. Raymond Taylor, Universities of Glasgow and Strathclyde. 4. Competence in Social Work and Ethics. Beverley Burke, Liverpool John Moore’s University and Derek Clifford, Liverpool John Moore’s University. 5. Competence in Joyce Lishman is Head of the School of Applied Social Studies, Robert Gordon University and General Child Abuse Referral-taking. Kieran O’Hagan. 6. Competence in Protecting Adults with Learning Difficul- Editor of the Research Highlights in Social Work series. She is currently involved with the Scottish Execu- ties. Paul Cambridge, University of Kent. 7. Competence in Criminal Justice. Gerry Heery, Queen’s University, Bel- tive in the Reform of Social Work Education agenda and has published extensively on social work practice fast. 8. Competence in Risk Analysis. Greg Kelly, Queen’s University, Belfast. 9. Competence in Health Care. and practice learning. John McLaughlin, Queen’s University, Belfast. 10. Competence in Working with Families. Dorota Iwaniec, Queen’s University, Belfast. 11. Competence in Mental Health. Jim Campbell, Queen’s University, Belfast. 12. Competence Under Childcare Legislation, Policy and Theory. Joe Duffy, Queen’s University, Belfast and Stan See You in Court Houston, Queen’s University, Belfast. References. Subject index. Author index. A Social Worker’s Guide to Presenting Evidence in Care Proceedings The Post-Qualifying Handbook Lynn Davis for Social Workers May 2007 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 547 3 pb £16.99/US$32.95 BIC: JBS, JBQH, JBQJ Edited by Wade Tovey Foreword by Professor Ralph Firth, Chair, NE PQ Consortium Are you looking forward to giving evidence? What do you have concerns about? Do July 2007 208pp ISBN 978 1 84310 428 5 pb £17.99/US$34.95 BIC: JBS TEXTBOOK you know how to prepare written evidence that will be taken seriously in court? See You in Court is an accessible guide for social workers on being a witness in care pro- In October 2007, the post-qualifying (PQ) framework for all social workers in Eng- ceedings. land will be transformed, and this handbook will supply fundamental guidance for With little training and few resources available, social workers can find prepar- all practising social work professionals and the staff who support them. ing for court a daunting part of their role. See You in Court answers questions fre- The book serves as an authoritative introduction to the PQ framework and out- quently asked by social workers in real cases, and gives information on court lines how the revised post-qualification accreditation and professional registration structures, basic rules of evidence, the roles of those involved in the proceedings, and requirements will affect social workers. By explaining the links between theory and court etiquette. The process of giving evidence is discussed, including how to deal practice, the book provides a set of tools and resources that enable social workers to with cross-examination. Case studies support the material, as well as multiple-choice respond to changes while coping with the demands of operational duties. The book questions and a checklist for witnesses. looks at practice across a range of service user groups such as children, people with This practical book is essential reading for social workers, particularly those learning disabilities and young offenders, and examines the typical complexities that working with children and families. social workers may encounter, such as inter-agency work, ‘needs-led’ assessments, Lynn Davis is a Consultant for Davis & Simmonds Solicitors in Rochester. Since 1997, she has trained and issues related to the protection of vulnerable adults. Tackling the increased social workers in court skills and has taught on the law module for social workers at Canterbury Christ post-qualification training necessitated by the new framework, this handbook con- Church University. Lynn lives in Ruffigné, France. tains resources and materials to help practitioners continue their own professional Contents: Part One: Fundamentals. 1. Roles and responsibilities. 2. The legal context. 3. Who’s who. 4. development. Evidence. Part Two: Written Evidence. 5. Overview. 6. Contents and organisation. 7. Style and tone. Part Wade Tovey Three: Appearing in Court. 8. Practical preparation. 9. Outside court. 10. Process and procedure. 11. Giv- is Programmes Director for Social Work in the School of Health and Social Care at the Uni- ing evidence. 12. Cross examination. Appendix. References. Index. versity of Teesside. He chairs the Liaison Group of North East Universities that provide qualifying and post-qualifying training, including practice teaching. Wade also has lead responsibility for the North East Learning Resource Network.
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Working with Adult Abuse Understanding Learning Disability A Training Manual for People Working and Dementia With Vulnerable Adults Developing Effective Interventions Jacki Pritchard Diana Kerr April 2007 416pp ISBN 978 1 84310 509 1 pb £39.99/US$59.95 May 2007 192pp ISBN 978 1 84310 442 1 pb £18.99/US$34.95 BIC: JBQ, JBS BIC: JBS, JBQN, MQCG, YXRX Working with Adult Abuse is a comprehensive manual for trainers Understanding Learning Disability and Dementia covers all the essential issues in support- of those working with vulnerable adults. The author covers all ing a person with a learning disability when they develop dementia. aspects of adult abuse cases, from the recognition of adult abuse, whether in the com- Like the population at large, people with learning disabilities are living longer, munity or within an institution, through to the investigation, case conference and and therefore an increasing number are developing dementia. Service providers, risk assessment stages. Practical advice is presented within the historical context of planners, doctors, social workers, carers and direct support staff need to be equipped adult abuse policy, and is complemented by specialised chapters on the abuse of spe- with relevant knowledge prior to the onset of dementia, so that they can devise cific sections of society, such as older people, younger adults and black and minority appropriate therapeutic interventions and coping strategies, including health and ethnic people. medication management and palliative care. For use across all disciplines, each chapter offers an introductory discussion of a This book will provide essential knowledge for anyone involved in the provi- particular topic or question, such as what exactly constitutes adult abuse, how to sion of services, assessment of need and direct care and support for dementia sufferers respond to a disclosure of abuse, or when to involve the authorities, and each who also have a learning disability. includes handouts, key learning points, case examples and suggested reading. Contents: 1: What is a Learning Disability? What is Down’s Syndrome and How Does It Impact on Peo- Reflecting all stages of the training process, this resource covers basic awareness ples’ lives? Issues around Ageing. 2. What is Dementia? What is not Dementia? Getting a Differential Di- through to more specialist training, making it an ideal resource for the training of agnosis. 3. How and Why Does Dementia Affect People with a Learning Disability and in Particular People with Down’s Syndrome? 4. Getting a Diagnosis. Identifying Early Signs. Baseline Assessment social workers, care managers and workers, training officers, police officers, students Tools and Processes. Diagnostic Pathways. 5. Developing Life Story Work. 6. Communication. Identify- of social work and those undergoing NVQ or post-qualification training.. It will also ing Barriers and Aids to Good Communication. 7. Different Realities. Understanding the World of People be helpful to unqualified staff such as home carers, residential staff and support work- with Dementia. 8. Responding Appropriately. Reality Orientation. Validation. Music. Touch. Suitable Ac- tivities. 9. Supporting People to Eat Well. 10. Responding appropriately to Pain. 11. End Stage Care. The ers. Use of Palliative Care Services. Developing Good Skin Care Regimes. Dealing with Death and Dying. Jacki Pritchard is a qualified social worker with the General Social Care Council with extensive experi- Needs of Staff and Family. 12. The Physical Environment. Design. The Use of Technology. 13. The Role ence as a practitioner and manager in both fieldwork and hospital settings. She is currently working as an of Medication. 14. Needs of Co-Residents, Co-Tenants and Peers. 15. Needs of Relatives. 16. Models of independent trainer, consultant and researcher focusing on abuse, risk and violence, and is series editor of Provision. References. Subject index. Author index. the Good Practice in Health, Social Care and Criminal Justice series and the Violence and Abuse series, both pub- lished by Jessica Kingsley Publishers. Contents: Acknowledgements. A Note on the Text. Glossary of Terms. 1. The Purpose of the Manual and Planning and Support for People How to Use It. 2. History, Current Guidance and Principles. 3. What is Adult Abuse? 4. Recognising Adult Abuse. 5. Handling Disclosure. 6. Investigating Adult Abuse. 7. Case Conferences. 8. Risk Assessment and with Intellectual Disabilities Developing Protection Plans. 9. The Importance of Recording. 10. The Abuse of Older People. 11. The Abuse of Younger Adults. 12. The Abuse of Black and Minority Ethnic People. Appendix 1: Forms. Ap- Issues for Case Managers pendix 2: Bodymaps. Appendix 3: Risk Tool. Appendix 4: Useful Organisations. Appendix 5: JPP Vid- and Other Professionals eos/DVDs. References. Subject index. Author index. Edited by Christine Bigby, Chris Fyffe and Elizabeth Ozanne 2007 312pp ISBN 978 1 84310 354 7 pb £22.99/US$45.00 BIC: YJBN5; JBQ; MBP Planning and Support for People with Intellectual Disabilities provides comprehensive information for any professional working with people with intellectual disabilities, particularly case managers. The authors outline the skills needed and common issues in case management practice across a range of people with different disabilities at different stages of their life. Emphasising the importance of taking a rights-based approach to supporting people with learning disabilities, the authors argue that effective case management needs to be individualised and carried out in partnership with the individual and their family in order to draw up a lifestyle plan that meets their many needs, includ- ing employment, education, vocational training, therapy and behaviour support. The book includes chapters on inter-agency and cross-sector negotiation and collaboration, balancing rights and protection, listening to individuals and families, communication, optimising health outcomes, approaches to behaviour support, ethi- cal decision-making and reflective supervision, and the text is complemented by case studies throughout.
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Design for Nature in Dementia Care The Pool Activity Level (PAL) Instrument Garuth Chalfont for Occupational Profiling Bradford Dementia Group Good Practice Guides A Practical Resource for Carers of People September 2007 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 571 8 pb £19.99/US$34.95 BIC: JBQN; MQCG; MBPK; AMK; AMV with Cognitive Impairment Maintaining a connection to nature is increasingly recognised as an important com- Third Edition ponent of caring for a person with dementia. The benefits of connecting the subjec- Jackie Pool tive experience of dementia sufferers with their physical environment include sensory Bradford Dementia Group Good Practice Guides stimulation and enhanced cognitive, psychological and physical well-being, as well September 2007 128pp ISBN 978 1 84310 594 7 pb £25.00/US$45.00 BIC: MBPK, MQT as improved behaviour management. Design for Nature in Dementia Care adopts a holistic and person-centred approach Praise for the first edition: to caring for dementia sufferers by considering their emotional, psychological and ‘An extremely practical resource with photocopiable activity checklists, personal pro- spiritual well-being. The book provides comprehensive examples of the wide range file records and outcome sheets…the resource is well presented and easy to read and of ways a person can connect to nature through indoor and outdoor activities, ele- it flows. The inclusion of short case studies provides the reader with workable illus- ments and environments, such as caring for house plants and pets, gardening and trations so that at no point is he or she left unsure as to how ideas might be translated cooking, practising handicrafts and domestic chores, and offers solutions and into practice.’ insights to a professional understanding of the design of buildings and landscapes. – The British Journal of Occupational Therapy The book draws on interdisciplinary research evidence from environmental The Pool Activity Level (PAL) Instrument has become the framework for activity-based psychology, neurology, architecture, nursing and dementia care practice, and spells care systems in a variety of health and social care settings for people with cognitive out practical ways in which care providers and design professionals can design for impairments. Following a validity and reliability research study of the PAL Checklist nature in dementia care. and recommendations in the National Clinical Practice Guideline for Dementia for Garuth Chalfont, PhD ASLA, is a Researcher at the School of Architecture, University of Sheffield. He use of the PAL Instrument for daily living skills training and for activity planning, also runs Chalfont Design, a research and consultancy service in dementia design and therapeutic nature Jackie Pool has substantially revised the Instrument, adding valuable new materials design. He is a member of the American Society of Landscape Architects, the British Society of Gerontol- ogy, the International Psychogeriatric Association, and THRIVE UK (Social and Therapeutic Horticul- for this third edition. ture). The newly-developed second part of the book provides a selection of potential activities, and includes guidance for carrying them out with individuals who have different levels of ability as revealed by the completion of the PAL Instrument Involving Families in Care Homes Checklist. It also provides sources for obtaining these activities. This edition contin- A Relationship-Centred Approach to Dementia Care ues to include the Instrument itself, the photocopiable activity checklists and plans By Bob Woods, John Keady and Diane Seddon that take into account users’ life histories and help to match abilities with activities. Bradford Dementia Group Good Practice Guides The Pool Activity Level (PAL) Instrument for Occupational Profiling is an essential, July 2007 112pp ISBN 978 1 84310 229 8 pb £14.99 BIC: JBQN; MQCG; MBPK tried and tested resource for any practitioner or carer wanting to provide fulfilling occupation for clients with cognitive impairments. Families often wrestle with the decision to move a person with dementia into a care Jackie Pool is an Occupational Therapist specialising in dementia care. She graduated from the Liverpool home. The decision can be highly charged and emotional, involving feelings of loss, School of Occupational Therapy in 1988. She has established her own training and consultancy organisa- sadness and guilt. Moreover, developing a good relationship between the family and tion: Jackie Pool Associates Ltd, as a UK leader in working with health and social care providers to de- velop their practices with people with dementia. Jackie is an Alzheimer’s Society Approved Trainer and an the care home is not an easy matter. Honorary Visiting Lecturer at the School of Health Professions, University of Southampton. She has pub- In this accessible guide the authors take person-centred dementia care a step lished extensively and spoken at many conferences in the field of dementia care. forward by outlining ways in which care homes can help families to become partners Contents: Part 1. The Pool Activity Level Instrument. Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. The four activity levels. in the caring process. Using case examples, quotations and research-based evidence, 3. Reliability and Validity of the PAL Checklist. Jennifer Wenborn, University College London, David the authors offer practical advice and good practice guidelines for supporting rela- Challis, University of Manchester and Martin Orrell, University College London. 4. Life history work. 5. PAL Checklist case studies. 6. Planning interventions. 7. Implementing interventions. 8. Seeing results. 9. tives who choose to be involved in the care of people with dementia living in a care The PAL Instrument 3rd edition. Part 2. Leisure activities using the PAL Instrument. Jackie Pool with Sa- home, as well as highlighting the value of this involvement. The book is written in an rah Mould, Training and Development Consultant, Jackie Pool Associates Ltd. 10. Introduction. 11. Table easy-to-read style and incorporates useful features such as checklists for reviewing top games. 12. Social games. 13. Creative activities. 14. Sensory activities. current practices and summaries of key points for each chapter. An invaluable resource for care home managers and staff, this book will also be helpful for families of people with dementia, as well as for students and researchers interested in dementia care practice. Bob Woods is Professor of Clinical Psychology of Older People at the University of Wales Bangor, and co-director of the Dementia Services Development Centre Wales. John Keady is Professor of Mental Health Nursing and Older People at the University of Manchester/Bolton, Salford and Trafford Mental Health NHS Trust. He is Co-Editor of the Sage journal Dementia: the international journal of social re- search and practice. Diane Seddon is a Research Fellow in the Institute of Medical and Social Care Re- search at the University of Wales Bangor.
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The Nearest Relative Handbook Advance Directives in Mental Health David Hewitt Theory, Practice and Ethics September 2007 ISBN 978 1 84310 522 0 pb £17.99/US$34.95 BIC: JBQM, LCHK5, MBPK Jacqueline Atkinson The role of the Nearest Relative is an important one in law, and has significant rights July 2007 208pp ISBN 978 1 84310 4834 pb £19.99/US$39.95 BIC: MBPK,JBQM, LCHK5 and duties. When a person is detained under the Mental Health Act 1983, his or her An advance directive is a way of making a person’s views known if he or she should Nearest Relative has the right to apply to a Mental Health Review Tribunal on that become mentally incapable of giving consent to treatment, or making informed person’s behalf and even, in some circumstances, to have the person discharged from choices about treatment, at some future time. Advance Directives in Mental Health is a detention. It is therefore crucial for everyone involved – social workers, doctors, comprehensive and accessible guide for mental health professionals advising service nurses and their lawyers, as well as patients, their families and carers – to understand users on their choices about treatment in the event of future episodes of mental ill- what it means to be a Nearest Relative, what powers the role carries and what limita- ness, covering all ideological, legal and medical aspects of advance directives. tions are placed on those powers. Jacqueline Atkinson explains their origins and significance in the context of This handbook offers detailed, expert guidance on this complex and often mis- mental health legislation and compares advance directives in mental health with understood area of law. In a practical, easy-to-read manner, it deals with the identifi- those in other areas of medicine like dementia or terminal illness, offering a general cation, powers and possible removal of the Nearest Relative. It incorporates all the overview of the differences in the laws of various English-speaking countries. She very latest changes to the Mental Health Act, and contains a wealth of tables, practi- explores issues of autonomy and responsibility in mental health and gives practical cal examples and scenarios. advice on how to set up, implement and change advance directives. The Nearest Relative Handbook is the first reference work to tackle this subject sys- The book offers a useful overview of advance directives and is a key reference tematically and comprehensively, and will be an invaluable aid to those who find for all mental health professionals as well as postgraduate students, lawyers who themselves in a professional relationship with a Nearest Relative, to those who are or work with mentally ill people, service users and their families and carers. wish to be a Nearest Relative, and to anyone who must make sense of the relevant Jacqueline Atkinson holds a PhD in Clinical Psychology from the University of Hull and is currently Se- statutory provisions. nior Lecturer at the University of Glasgow. She has been researching advance directives for about five David Hewitt is a solicitor and a partner in Hempsons, where he specialises in mental health law. He was years and mental health law for over ten. She has extensive experience of working in a number of profes- a member of the Mental Health Act Commission for nine years until 2005 and now holds visiting fellow- sional bodies and university committees and spends her free time promoting understanding of mental ships at Northumbria University and Lincoln University. He has a PhD in mental health law and sits on the health issues. editorial board of The Journal of Mental Health Law. He appeared as a witness before the joint Parliamen- tary committee on the draft Mental Health Bill of 2004. Spirituality, Values and Mental Health Supporting the Child and the Family Jewels for the Journey in Paediatric Palliative Care Edited by Mary Ellen Coyte, Peter Gilbert and Vicky Nicholls Erica Brown with Brian Warr Foreword by John Swinton, Professor in Practical Theology, University of Foreword by Sheila Shribman, National Clinical Director for Children, Young Aberdeen and Professor Designate, University of North Carolina People and Maternity Services, Department of Health July 2007 288pp ISBN 978 1 84310 456 8 pb £19.99/US$39.95 BIC: JBS, HRLK1, ] May 2007 304pp ISBN 978 1 84310 181 9 pb £22.99/US$39.95 BIC: JBS, JBSN, MQCT There is a developing recognition that spirituality, religious belief and inclusive faith ‘This book is very timely in contributing to the future of this essential aspect of care communities are important for mental well being. Training for mental health practi- for increasing numbers of our nation’s children... [It] contains a wealth of useful tioners in the UK is increasingly taking this on board but practitioners have few information and reflects innovative research findings from Acorn Children’s Hos- guidelines about this growing field of interest for incorporating this awareness in pices that raise key issues for future consideration.’ their practice with the service users they are trying to help. – from the Foreword by Sheila Shribman Spirituality, Values and Practice in Mental Health Care addresses policy and practice for Supporting the Child and the Family in Paediatric Palliative Care provides a comprehensive professionals working in the mental health field and for carers and people with overview of good practice in caring for terminally-ill children, young people and mental health problems themselves, enabling them to overcome the stigma often their families. associated with mental health problems, and the subject of spirituality. The book Drawing from extensive personal experiences of working in paediatric palliative includes sections on context, research, education and training and good practice and care, the author provides guidance on issues including symptom management and also incorporates a range of personal perspectives. pain relief; cultural, religious and spiritual aspects of care; and the role of education This book is an indispensable resource for mental health practitioners, carers, for life-limited children. Addressing the importance of individual needs, the book service users, chaplains, faith leaders, faith communities, as well as students and pro- looks at emotional, social and cognitive support at different stages of the illness, how fessionals working in the field of spirituality and mental health. parents and professionals can respond to children’s own questions about death, and Mary Ellen Coyte is the coordinator of the Mind inquiry into social exclusion and mental health prob- the impact of life-limiting illness on the whole family – including grandparents and lems and is a workshop leader and research in the filed of mental health and spirituality. Peter Gilbert is Professor of Social Work and Spirituality, Staffordshire University and has been a social work practitioner siblings. The material offers helpful suggestions on how to support families in for 13 years. He has published books on social work and mental health. Vicky Nicholls is the Spirituality making informed choices during distressing periods, such as where their child will and Mental Health Project Coordinator for the Mental Health Foundation which aims to raise awareness die and how to prepare for the funeral. and influence practice in this crucial are. All are survivors of mental distress.
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A Guide to Psychological Debriefing Dictionary of Psychological Testing, Managing Emotional Decompression Assessment and Treatment and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Second Edition David Kinchin Ian Stuart-Hamilton June 2007 144pp ISBN 978 1 84310 492 6 pb £15.99/US$27.95 BIC: JC, VFPS, MQM, JBSN May 2007 320pp ISBN 978 1 84310 494 0 pb £15.99/US$24.95 BIC: JC Traumatic events strike unexpectedly and turn everyday experiences upside down. The fully revised and updated second edition of this well-established reference is an Frequently, people suffering such trauma cannot shake the experience and develop exhaustive guide to the key terms used in psychological testing, assessment and mea- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Psychological debriefing (PD) is a widely surement. practised process used as an intervention for treating people who have been exposed Over 3000 definitions offer clear explanations of statistical procedures com- to trauma. It allows people who have been exposed to trauma to re-examine the trau- monly used in psychology; major psychometric and other psychological tests; cate- matic event in a safe and controlled environment, and reduces the risks of developing gories of mental illness, mental disability, and brain damage; frequently used medical PTSD. terms; basic neuroanatomy; and types of psychological therapies. This book is a practical introduction to PTSD and psychological debriefing, This book is suitable for all levels of understanding, from undergraduate and and offers an enhanced model of PD which the author terms ‘Emotional Decompres- postgraduate students to practitioners of psychology and associated fields. sion’. Structured like a deep-sea dive, which has to include carefully planned safety Professor Ian Stuart-Hamilton was successively a researcher or lecturer at the Universities of Manches- stops on the way back to the surface to avoid getting ‘the bends’, this model provides ter, Lancaster, Buckingham and Worcester, and is currently Professor of Developmental Psychology and time frames for how long to spend at various stages of the PD process, and when to Faculty Head of Research at University of Glamorgan. stop for discussions and explanations. The focus is on aiding recovery from this ‘in- visible injury’ over carefully structured time. The book presents a range of recovery models, from the ‘simple’ models developed by Williams and Horowitz to the more Dying, Bereavement and the Healing Arts complex ‘Snakes and Ladders’ model developed by the author. Appendices include Edited by Gillie Bolton an essay by one of the world’s leading exponents of psychological debriefing, Atle Foreword by Baroness Professor Ilora Finlay of Llandaff Dyregrov, as well as case studies of debriefs completed by the author, including that September 2007 208pp ISBN 978 1 84310 516 9 pb £17.99/US$29.95 of a survivor of the July 7th bombings in London. BIC: MQCT,MQTC, JBSN A Guide to Psychological Debriefing is an essential book for health practitioners, Palliative care is dedicated to ensuring that patients experience physical, spiritual and counsellors, psychologists and professionals working with clients suffering from emotional ease as death approaches; bereavement care supports those who are left PTSD, as well as students. with the difficult task of coping after the death. The arts offer a powerful medium of assisting people to achieve understanding and peace of mind. The arts offer a means through which people can reflect on memories, hopes, Spirituality, Ethics and Care fears and anxieties, and gently explore the emotional, spiritual, and psychological Simon Robinson issues that aid a full understanding of themselves and their conditions. At the same September 2007 240pp ISBN 978 1 84310 498 8 pb £17.99/US$29.95 time they can serve as a way to communicate difficult and complex feelings to profes- BIC: HRLK1, MBNH, JBS sionals or family members which cannot always be articulated in everyday conversa- Spirituality, Ethics and Care explores the importance of spiritual awareness and ethical tion. autonomy in healthcare and social work, and examines the ethical identity and vir- This introductory book outlines a range of successful programmes that have tues underlying professional practice and the patient experience. been pioneered by artists, writers, nurses, musicians, therapists, social workers, and While the decline of formal religion and the narrowing of the definition of chaplains in palliative care settings, and range from simple painting and writing ethics has lead to a fragmentation in healthcare practice, with ethics and spirituality activities to organized communal activities like the writing and performing of a play. seen as essentially separate areas of professional expertise, the author argues that Dying, Bereavement and the Healing Arts offers valuable insights and inspiration for healthcare and church pastoral practitioners must push the boundaries of a limited any practitioner working in a palliative care setting. ethical framework and assert a spiritual identity in order to re-examine the nature of Gillie Bolton is a freelance consultant in therapeutic writing and reflective practice writing and lives in care and how this informs professional ethics. central London. She is Literature and Medicine Editor of the Journal of Medical Humanities (BMJ) Arts and This book will encourage and inspire social workers, healthcare professionals Health editor to Progress in Palliative Care, Associate Editor of the Journal of Poetry Therapy and author of the key creative writing therapy texts, Writing Works: A Resource Handbook for Therapeutic Writing Work- and church pastoral practitioners, providing a framework for integrating spirituality shops and Activities and The Therapeutic Potential of Creative Writing: Writing Myself, both published by Jessica and ethics in the experience of professional and voluntary care. Kingsley publishers. Simon Robinson is Professor of Applied and Professional Ethics at Leeds Metropolitan University, and a Fellow in Theology at the University of Leeds.
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“If You Turned into a Monster” Empowering Children Transformation through Play: through Art and Expression A Body-Centred Approach to Play Therapy Culturally Sensitive Ways of Healing Trauma and Grief Dennis McCarthy Bruce St Thomas and Paul Johnson Foreword by Richmond K. Greene April 2007 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 789 7 pb £18.99/US$29.95 BIC: MMKB; JBS; JCD April 2007 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 529 9 pb £17.99/US$29.95 BIC: CV, JC Empowering Children through Art and Expression examines the successful use of arts and expressive therapies with children, and in particular those whose lives have been dis- “Draw me a picture of what you would look like if you turned rupted by forced relocation with their families to a different culture or community. into a monster.” Dennis McCarthy’s work with distressed or traumatized children The book explores how children express and resolve unspoken feelings about begins with an exercise that is simple but very effective: he invites the child to com- traumatic experiences in play and other creative activities, based on their observa- municate with him in their own way, through the non-verbal language of play. tions of peer support groups, outreach programs and through individuals’ own Using case studies from his clinical experience and with numerous children’s accounts. The authors argue that such activities in a safe context can be both a means monster drawings, McCarthy lets the meaningful self-expression of the child take of expressing trauma and a coping strategy for children to overcome it. This book centre stage. He demonstrates that being allowed to play, move and draw impul- combines personal and professional perspectives, using case examples as well as the sively and creatively in the supportive presence of the therapist is in fact the begin- authors’ own childhood experiences, to demonstrate practical strategies for use with ning of the therapeutic process. These activities are shown to be more therapeutic for children, from drama and storytelling to sculpting with clay. It also equips the reader the child in practical terms than the interpretation of the clues it provides about the with knowledge of the theory behind these intervention techniques. child’s state of mind. This book will be a valuable resource for professionals working with trauma- This very accessible book will be inspiring reading for play therapists and other tized children who have experienced loss, grief, relocation and other kinds of professionals working therapeutically with young children and their families. trauma. Dennis McCarthy is a licensed mental health counsellor in New York state and is the director of Bruce St Thomas has an Ed.D in Counselling Psychology from the University of Maine at Orono, along Metamorfos Institute. He is a psychotherapist working with both children and adults and specializing in with over 30 years of clinical consultation experience with children, families, therapeutic groups, commu- sandplay and dream work. Initially trained as a dancer, he weaves the body’s innate urge to move into all nity programs and educational organizations. He has published numerous articles, programs and audio- of his work. tapes on guided imagery, therapeutic work with trauma and art therapy. Paul Johnson has a DSW and is Contents: Foreword by Richmond K. Greene. A Note on the Text. Introduction. 1. “If You Turned into a a licensed clinical social worker in the State of Maine. He is an Associate Professor in the School of Social Monster” 2. Symbols and Symbolic Play. 3. From Symbol to Energy. 4. Energy. 5. The Power of No. 6. Work at the University of Southern Maine. He has over 20 years’ experience in social work in both the UK Falling and Leaping. 7. Interlude with Monsters. 8. Form and Formlessness. 9. Harnessing Chaos: Helping and the US. He has published a number of articles on children, trauma and loss. Children with Neurological Disorders. 10. Bacoming the Storm: Using the Energy of Symptoms. 11. Finding the Treasure. 12. Closing Scenes. 13. The Dragon. 14. Mothers and Fathers. Epilogue: In the Footsteps of Pan. References. Recommended Reading. Index. The Expressive Arts Activity Book A Resource for Professionals Malpas the Dragon Suzanne Darley and Wende Heath Ann Cattanach Foreword by Gene D. Cohen, M.D., PhD. Illustrations by Michael Renouf Illustrations by Mark Darley August 2007 24pp ISBN 978 1 84310 572 5 pb £8.99/US$13.95 July 2007 144pp ISBN 978 1 84310 861 0 pb £17.99/US$29.95 BIC: MQTC, JC BIC: YFX, YFXJ, JBQH When coping with serious illness, invasive medical procedures, drug treatments, and, Malpas the dragon flew all around the world, breathing fire, in some cases, terminal illness, art expression is a powerful method for dealing with screaming, moaning and farting. He made everybody afraid. physical changes, emotional trauma, interpersonal problems and spiritual dilemmas. Malpas was treated badly by his parents. They taught him It can also help relieve the stress of the hospital experience, which many patients find to be a very rude, angry dragon, but this meant that he was also unloved and lonely. frightening and isolating, separating them from the comforts of home, family and Every day he cried stone tears that he sent to his only friend, Haley. But Haley knew friends. the tears were special. She gave them as gifts to lonely children to help warm their This resource book presents a collection of accessible, tried and tested art ther- hearts. apy activities ranging from individual card making, painting to music, meditation This beautifully illustrated children’s book is about loss and survival. It will be and body mapping to group activities such as collage book assembling, mural paint- enjoyed by children and adults alike, and is ideal for parents and professionals to read ing and round robin drawing. It is scattered with real-life anecdotes that bring the with children who find it hard to love and be loved. techniques to life. Ann Cattanach has worked as a child therapist for many years. She started the first training programme The Expressive Arts Activity Book provides guidelines and new ideas for seasoned practitioners working in in the UK for play therapists at Roehampton University, London. She has written many books including health and mental health settings, as well as new practitioners, trainees or students. Process in the Arts Therapies, Play Therapy: Where the Sky Meets the Underworld and Play Therapy with Abused Chil- dren, all published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers. Ann lives in the Scottish Highlands and works as a free- lance Child Care Consultant Therapist. Michael Renouf is a cartoonist and illustrator who lives in Essex.
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Microanalyses in Music Therapy The Individualized Music Therapy Methods, Techniques and Applications for Clinicians, Assessment Profile Researchers, Educators and Students Holly Tuesday Baxter, Julie Allis Berghofer, Lesa MacEwan, Edited by Thomas Wosch and Tony Wigram Judy Nelson, Kasi Peters and Penny Roberts July 2007 288pp ISBN 978 1 84310 469 8 pb £19.99/US$34.95 BIC: MQTC Foreword by Ronald M. Borczon, MM, MT-BC, Director of the Music Therapy Program at California State University Microanalysis is the analysis of micro processes. In the context of music therapy, it is the detailed analysis of a short period of time during a music therapy session during September 2007 144pp ISBN 978 1 84310 866 5 pb £24.99/US$49.95 BIC: MQTC which some kind of change takes place. These moments are crucial to the therapeutic process, and there is a great need to better understand how they come about and The Individual Music Therapy Assessment Profile (IMTAP) is an easy-to-use, reliable, whether there are ways of initiating them. in-depth music therapy assessment protocol developed by a team of six experienced The moment of change – the micro process – may last one minute or five min- music therapists. Designed for use in paediatric and adolescent settings, this utes, and in order to analyse process over a longer time period, several microanalyses multi-level process of assessment provides a clear profile of each client over time. may be undertaken, looking at a number of discrete events. This book looks at meth- The authors cover the assessment process from intake through planning assess- ods of micro process analyses used in a variety of music therapy contexts, both clini- ment and research to analysis and include accessible sample assessment sessions and cal and research-based. The contributors outline their methods, which include using examples of activities and interventions. Addressing the lack of a standard tool for video and audio materials, interviewing, and monitoring the client’s heart rate, and assessing music therapy, the IMTAP may be used on a variety of levels: • as a treat- also give examples of the practical application of microanalysis from their clinical ment plan for music therapy work • as a tool to develop goals and objectives • as a experience, including work with clients who have psychiatric illness, or autism. means to address and assess targeted skill sets • as an indicator of overall functioning, Microanalyses in Music Therapy provides a wealth of important theoretical and as a baseline for treatment • as a research method • as a communication tool for par- practical information for music therapy clinicians, educators and students. ents and healthcare professionals. The IMTAP yields detailed, easy-to-understand information on client abilities Thomas Wosch is Lecturer for Music Therapy in the Department of Social Services and Public Health at and functioning and identifies effective music therapy strategies for each client, the University of Applied Sciences in Magdeburg, Germany. Tony Wigram is Professor of Music Ther- apy and Head of PhD Studies in Music Therapy in the Department for Communication and Psychology, making it an essential tool for students and professionals in the field of music therapy. Faculty of Humanities, University of Aalborg, Denmark. He is Head Music Therapist at the Harper House Children’s Service, Hertfordshire, UK, Research Advisor to Hertfordshire Partnership NHS Trust, Prinicipal Research Fellow in the Faculty of Music, Melbourne University, and Reader in Music Therapy Holly Tuesday Baxter is a board certified music therapist specializing in the needs of at-risk, at Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge. behaviorally and emotionally disturbed adolescents. Julie Allis Berghofer currently serves as the senior clinician for the California State University Northridge Music Therapy Wellness Clinic. Lesa MacEwan is a board certified music therapist and is working towards her Master’s Degree in special education. Judy Nelson is a board certified music therapist and licensed speech-language pathologist, and has served chil- Sociodrama and Collective Trauma dren and adults with special needs for over a decade. Kasi Peters is a board certified music therapist and field work supervisor at the California State University Northridge Music Therapy Wellness Clinic. Peter Felix Kellermann Penny Roberts earned her Master’s degree in Music Therapy at Florida State University. Her work fo- March 2007 192pp ISBN 978 1 84310 446 9 pb £18.99/US$29.95 cuses on the needs of paediatric and geriatric populations, including work in the hospice setting. All of the BIC: MMJ, MMKB, MQTC, MMJT authors work for the California State University Northridge Music Therapy Wellness Clinic. ‘Sociodrama has an important role to play in bringing creativity and spontaneity Contents: Foreword by Ronald M. Borczon. 1. Overview of The IMTAP. 2. Rationale for the Use of Mu- sic Therapy as an Assessment Protocol. 3. History and Development of The IMTAP. 4. Administration In- back to all the citizens of our much threatened globe.’ structions. 5. The IMTAP Quantification Module. 6. Skill Definitions. i. Gross Motor. ii. Fine Motor. iii. – Zerka Moreno Oral Motor. iv. Sensory. v. Receptive Communication/Auditory Perception. vi. Expressive Communica- tion. vii. Cognitive. viii. Emotional. ix. Social. x. Musicality. 7. Case Studies. 8. The IMTAP Software and Time does not heal all wounds: decades after a disaster, entire communities may still CD-ROM. Appendix A: IMTAP Forms. Appendix B: Music Reading Samples. Index. experience the long-term effects of trauma. Sociodrama and Collective Trauma examines the psychological and social damage of trauma to society as a whole. Kellermann argues that collective trauma has been insufficiently considered; his timely book suggests practical ways of facilitating the rehabilitation of survivors of collective trauma through, for example, sociodrama and related group work. The author develops methods for understanding the past and preparing for the future and provides a wealth of case studies based on 30 years’ experience of treating survivors of war trauma and other forms of disaster. Combining a systematic theoretical approach with a practical methodology, this insightful book is invaluable for drama therapists, group therapists, mental health professionals and counsellors. Peter Felix Kellermann, PhD is a clinical psychologist and an international trainer of psychodrama and sociodrama. From 2001–2004 he was the executive director of AMCHA – a treatment centre for Holo- caust survivors and their families in Israel. Kellermann is the author of Focus on Psychodrama and co-editor of Psychodrama with Trauma Survivors, both published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers. He lives with his fam- ily in Israel.
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Different Minds Reweaving the Autistic Tapestry Learning to Listen Gifted Children with AD/HD, Autism, Asperger Syndrome Positive Approaches and People with Asperger Syndrome, and ADHD Difficult Behaviour Videos and Other Learning Deficits Lisa Blakemore-Brown Herbert Lovett Deirdre V. Lovecky 2001 384pp ISBN 978 1 85302 748 2 pb £15.95 1996 288pp ISBN 978 1 85302 373 pb £17.95 and DVDs 2004 528pp ISBN 978 1 85302 964 6 pb BIC: VFPD, JDGL, JCD, MMJ Only available from JKP in UK and Europe BIC: £16.95 BIC: JCD, JDGC, JDGS JBNL, JDGS5 Autism and Me Autism – Autism, Advocates, and Law How to Understand Autism – Rory Hoy The Search for Coherence Enforcement Professionals The Easy Way Edited by John Richer 2007 DVD: 20 minutes Booklet: 30pp Recognizing and Reducing Risk Situations ISBN 978 1 84310 546 6 Alexander Durig and Sheila Coates for People with Autism Spectrum £15.99+VAT=£18.79 BIC: JC, JCD 2004 144pp ISBN 978 1 84310 791 0 pb 2001 368pp ISBN 978 1 85302 888 5 pb £15.95 Disorders £12.95 BIC: JCD, VFPD BIC: VFPD, JDGL, JCD Dennis Debbaudt Asperger Syndrome 2001 144pp ISBN 978 1 85302 980 6 pb £13.95 A Different Mind Autistic Thinking – Autism – From Research BIC: JBWC, JBNL This is the Title to Individualized Practice Simon Baron-Cohen, Cambridge University Peter Vermeulen Edited by Robin L. 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Kerr Paula Jacobsen 2002 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 732 3 pb £13.95 and Gill Rowley BIC: JBW, JBNL Asperger's Syndrome – 2001 112pp ISBN 978 1 85302 930 1 pb 2003 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 743 9 pb £13.95 £9.95 BIC: VFPD, JDGL BIC: VFPD, JDGL, JCD, MMJT Diagnosis and Support Communication Issues Tony Attwood in Autism and Asperger Build Your Own Life Spirituality 1999 Two 90-minute videotapes Syndrome ISBN 978 1 85302 787 1 £65.00 inc. VAT A Self-Help Guide For Individuals With and the Autism Spectrum Available from JKP only in the UK and Asperger Syndrome Of Falling Sparrows Do We Speak the Same Language? 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MacDonald MMJ, VFPD A Parent’s Guide for Professionals Explanations and Strategies 2003 288pp ISBN 978 1 84310 758 3 pb £17.95 Mike Stanton for Change BIC: JCR JCD, MQMF Asperger's Syndrome – 2000 128pp ISBN 978 1 85302 915 8 pb John Clements and Ewa Zarkowska Crossing the Bridge £10.95 BIC: VFPD, JDGL, JCD 2000 288pp ISBN 978 1 85302 742 0 pb £15.95 Autism – The Eighth Colour BIC: JBNL, JDGS5 2000 30 minute video ISBN 978 1 85302 of the Rainbow 988 2 £32.95 BIC: JC, JDGL, MMJ, VFPD Demystifying the Autistic Achieving Best Behavior Learn to Speak Autistic Experience for Children with Developmental Florica Stone A Humanistic Introduction for Parents, 2004 304pp ISBN 978 1 84310 182 6 pb £17.95 Caregivers and Educators Disabilities BIC: JCR JCD, MQMF, VFPD William Stillman A Step-By-Step Workbook for Parents and Carers 2002 192pp ISBN 978 1 84310 726 2 pb “now you know me think more” Children with Autism £12.95 BIC: VFPD, JDGL, JCD Pamela Lewis A Journey with Autism using Facilitated Diagnosis and Intervention 2005 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 809 2 pb £13.99 BIC: JC, JCD Communication Techniques to Meet Their Needs, 2nd edition 2003 64pp ISBN 978 1 84310 144 4 pb £12.95 Colwyn Trevarthen, Kenneth Aitken, Despina BIC: MQMF, JDGL, JCD Papoudi and Jacqueline Robarts 1998 368pp ISBN 978 1 85302 555 6 pb £19.99 BIC: VFPD, VFKC, JBNL
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Sensory Perceptual Issues The Genesis of Artistic Creativity Foreword by Gisela Sensory and in Autism Asperger’s Syndrome and the Arts and Chris Slater-Walker Different Sensory Experiences – Different Michael Fitzgerald 2003 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 115 4 pb £14.95 BIC: VFPD, JBSN, VFF, MMJT Perceptual Issues Perceptual Worlds 2005 256pp ISBN 978 1 84310 334 9 pb £13.95 Olga Bogdashina BIC: JC Foreword by Wendy Lawson An Asperger Marriage Practical Sensory Programmes 2003 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 166 6 pb £14.95 Asperger Syndrome Gisela and Christopher Slater-Walker for Students with Autism BIC: JDGS, JCD and High Achievement Foreword by Tony Attwood Spectrum Disorder Some Very Remarkable People 2002 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 017 1 pb £12.95 BIC: VFPD, JBSN, VFF and Other Special Needs Sensory Smarts Ioan James Sue Larkey A Book for Kids with ADHD 2005 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 388 2 pb £13.99 2006 120pp ISBN 978 1 84310 479 7 pb £17.99 or Autism Spectrum Disorders Struggling BIC: CV, JC Asperger Syndrome BIC: JDGL with Sensory Integration Problems and Long-Term Relationships Kathleen A. Chara and Paul J. Chara with An Exact Mind Ashley Stanford Joey Goes to the Dentist Christian P. Chara An Artist With Asperger Syndrome 2002 288pp ISBN 978 1 84310 734 7 pb £13.95 Candace Vittorini Illustrated by J.M.Berns Edited by Simon Baron-Cohen BIC: VFPD, JBSN, VFF and Sara Boyer-Quick 2004 80pp ISBN 978 1 84310 783 5 pb £11.99 and Sally Wheelwright BIC: JDGS, JCD Asperger’s Syndrome 2007 32pp ISBN 978 1 84310 854 2 hb £8.99 Artwork by Peter Myers BIC: VFPD JDGS YXRH 2004 86pp ISBN 978 1 84310 032 4 Illustr pb and Adults… Asperger Syndrome £15.95 BIC: ABA, JC, JCP Is Anyone Listening? Understanding Sensory and Sensory Issues Essays and Poems by Spouses, Partners Dysfunction Practical Solutions for Making Sense of Bright Splinters of the Mind and Parents of Adults the World Learning, Development and Sensory A Personal Story of Research with Asperger Syndrome Dysfunction in Autism Spectrum Brenda Smith Myles, with Autistic Savants Karen E. Rodman, FAAAS Disorders, ADHD, Learning Disabilities Katherine Tapscott Cook, Beate Hermelin 2003 192pp ISBN 978 1 84310 751 4 pb £12.95 and Bipolar Disorder Nancy E. Miller, Louann Rinner Foreword by Sir Michael Rutter BIC: VFPD, JBSN, VFF Polly Godwin Emmons and Lisa A. Robbins 2001 192pp ISBN 978 1 85302 932 5 Illustr pb and Liz McKendry Anderson 2001 129pp ISBN 978 096725 148 6 pb £13.95 £13.95 ISBN 978 1 85302 931 8 hb £29.95 BIC: Only available from JKP in UK and Europe BIC: ABA, JC, JCP 2005 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 806 1 pb £12.95 JDGS, JCD BIC: JDGS Autobiography/ Seeing Through New Eyes Creative Writing Changing the Lives of Children Adult with Autism, Asperger Syndrome and Autism Resources other Developmental Disabilities Through Crystalline Lifetime Vision Therapy Relationships Fragments of Asperger Syndrome Melvin Kaplan Ispeek at Home Luke Jackson Foreword by Stephen M. Edelson Over 100 Visual Communication Images Loving Mr. Spock 2006 80pp ISBN 978 1 84310 443 8 pb £9.99 2005 208pp ISBN 978 1 84310 800 9 pb £12.99 Understanding an Aloof Lover – Could it BIC: CSC, CVC, VFP, VFPD BIC: MJQ, JDGS4, JCD Janet Dixon 2006 CD-Rom ISBN 978 1 84310 510 7 £23.00 be Asperger’s Syndrome? BIC: JC JDGS Barbara Jacobs Health Care and the Autism ASPoetry Foreword by Tony Attwood Illustrated poems from an Aspie Life Spectrum Ispeek at School 2006 240pp ISBN 978 1 84310 472 8 pb £12.99 Wendy Lawson A Guide for Health Professionals, Not available from JKP in North America BIC: Over 100 Visual Communication Images Illustrated by Alice Blaes Calder Parents and Carers JBNL, VFH, VFHD Janet Dixon 2006 128pp ISBN 978 1 84310 418 6 pb £9.99 Alison Morton-Cooper 2006 CD-Rom ISBN 978 1 84310 511 4 £23.00 BIC: CSC, CVC, VFP, 2004 128pp ISBN 978 1 85302 963 9 pb £13.95 BIC: JC JDGS Friendships BIC: VFPD, MJAD The Aspie Way Finding a Different Kind Wendy Lawson of Normal Can’t Eat, Won’t Eat Foreword by Emma Wall Misadventures Dietary Difficulties 2006 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 427 8 pb £12.99 with Asperger Syndrome and Autistic Spectrum Disorders Autism BIC: VFH, VFPD, JCF Brenda Legge Jeanette Purkis Foreword by Donna Williams MIND Book of the Year 2001 Sex, Sexuality and Creativity 2006 192pp ISBN 978 1 84310 416 2 pb £12.99 2001 208pp ISBN 978 1 85302 974 5 pb £12.95 and the Autism Spectrum BIC: CV, JC BIC: VFPD, VFKC Wendy Lawson Urville Foreword by Glenys Jones The Feeling’s Unmutual Gilles Trehin 2004 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 284 7 pb £13.95 Growing Up With Asperger Syndrome BIC: VFPD, JBSN, VFF Foreword by Uta Frith (Undiagnosed) 2006 192pp ISBN 978 1 84310 419 3 pb £14.99 BIC: MMH, JC, AKC Will Hadcroft Aspergers in Love 2004 240pp ISBN 978 1 84310 264 9 pb £13.95 Couple Relationships BIC: VFPD, CVC and Family Affairs Maxine Aston
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Embracing the Sky Foreword by Jo-Anne Seip Poems beyond Disability 2006 192pp ISBN 978 1 84310 440 7 A4 pb Nobody Nowhere Craig Romkema £29.99 BIC: JDJ, JDGS Books by Donna The Remarkable Autobiography 2002 80pp ISBN 978 1 84310 728 6 pb £6.95 of an Autistic Girl BIC: VFPD, CVC The Autism Spectrum Williams 1992 reprinted 1998 224pp ISBN 978 1 85302 718 5 pb £12.95 Not available from and Further Education JKP in the US or Canada BIC: VFPD, CVC Life Behind Glass A Guide to Good Practice A Personal Account of Autism Spectrum Christine Breakey The Jumbled Jigsaw An Insider’s Approach Nobody Nowhere Disorder 2006 208pp ISBN 978 1 84310 382 0 pb £18.99 BIC: JC, JBNL, JDGS, YXRX to the Treatment Donna Williams Wendy Lawson of Autistic Spectrum ‘Fruit Salads’ Foreword by Patricia Howlin 2000 CD ISBN 10: 1 85302 899 1 £12.95 + Donna Williams VAT (£15.22 inc. VAT) BIC: VFPD, CVC 2000 128pp ISBN 978 1 85302 911 0 pb £13.95 Autism, Access and Inclusion 2005 392pp ISBN 978 1 84310 281 6 pb on the Front Line £14.99 BIC: VFPD, JCD Confessions of an Autism Anorak Everyday Heaven Making Sense of the Unfeasible Journeys Beyond the Stereotypes My Life Journey Matthew Hesmondhalgh Not Just Anything of Autism with Asperger Syndrome Foreword by Jacqui Jackson A Collection of Thoughts Donna Williams Marc Fleisher 2006 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 393 6 pb £13.99 on Paper BIC: JDGL, JBNL, YJBN5, JC 2004 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 211 3 pb 2003 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 165 9 pb £12.95 Donna Williams £12.95 BIC: VFPD, CVC BIC: VFPD, CVC Realizing the College Dream with 2004 144pp ISBN 978 1 84310 228 1 pb £8.95 BIC: VFPD, CVC Somebody Somewhere Asparagus Dreams Autism Breaking Free from the World Jessica Peers or Asperger Syndrome Exposure Anxiety – of Autism 2003 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 164 2 pb £12.95 A Parent’s Guide The Invisible Cage Donna Williams BIC: VFPD, CVC to Student Success An Exploration of Self-Protection 1994 reprinted 1998 240pp ISBN 978 1 Ann Palmer Responses in the Autism Spectrum 85302 719 2 pb £12.95 Not available from Lucy’s Story 2005 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 801 6 pb £13.99 and Beyond JKP in the US or Canada BIC: VFPD, CVC Autism and Other Adventures BIC: VFPD, JDGS, JC Donna Williams Lucy Blackman 2002 352pp ISBN 978 1 84310 051 5 pb Like Colour to the Blind Foreword and Afterword Succeeding in College £16.95 BIC: VFPD, JCD, JCR Soul Searching and Soul Finding by Tony Attwood with Asperger Syndrome Donna Williams 2001 288pp ISBN 978 1 84310 042 3 pb £13.95 A student guide Autism and Sensing 1998 304pp ISBN 978 1 85302 720 8 pb BIC: VFPD, CVC John Harpur, Maria Lawlor The Unlost Instinct £15.99 BIC: VFPD and Michael Fitzgerald Donna Williams Congratulations! 2003 272pp ISBN 978 1 84310 201 4 pb £13.95 1998 200pp ISBN 978 1 85302 612 6 pb It’s Asperger Syndrome BIC: VFPD, JBNL, JDJ £15.95 BIC: VFPD, JCD, JCR Jen Birch 2003 288pp ISBN 978 1 84310 112 3 pb £15.99 BIC: VFPD, CVC
Living the Good Life with Autism Work Related How to Find Work that Works Asperger Syndrome Employment Edgar Schneider for People with Asperger Workbook 2003 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 712 5 pb £14.95 Issues BIC: VFPD, CVC Syndrome An Employment Workbook The Ultimate Guide for Getting People for Adults with Asperger Syndrome Discovering My Autism Asperger Syndrome with Asperger Syndrome Roger N Meyer into the Workplace Foreword by Tony Attwood Apologia Pro Vita Sua and Employment (and keeping them there!) 2000 320pp ISBN 978 1 85302 796 3 pb £16.95 (with Apologies to Cardinal Newman) A Personal Guide to Succeeding Gail Hawkins BIC: VFPD, JBNL, JDJ Edgar Schneider at Work Nick Dubin 2004 320pp ISBN 978 1 84310 151 2 pb £14.95 1999 144pp ISBN 978 1 85302 724 6 pb £13.95 BIC: VFPD, JBNL, JDJ BIC: VFPD, CVC Featuring Gail Hawkins A Supported Employment 2006 DVD PAL and NTSC. 43 minutes Workbook ISBN 978 1 84310 849 8 £17.01 + VAT =£19.99 Employment for Individuals Using Individual Profiling BIC: JBNL JDJ with Asperger Syndrome and Job Matching or Non-Verbal Learning Steve Leach Managing Transitions Disability Forewords by Stephen Beyer, Welsh Centre for Learning with Asperger Syndrome Stories and Strategies Disabilities and Dave Willingham, Supported Employment Co-ordinator for Hartlepool Malcolm Johnson Yvona Fast and others Career Training and Personal 2004 144pp ISBN 978 1 84310 199 4 pb £14.95 2002 192pp ISBN 978 1 84310 052 2 pb £19.95 2004 336pp ISBN 978 1 84310 766 8 pb £15.95 BIC: VFPD, JBNL, JDJ Planning for Students with BIC: VFPD, JBNL, JDJ BIC: VFPD, JBNL, JDJ Autism Spectrum Disorders A Practical Resource for Schools Vicki Lundine and Catherine Smith
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Playing, Laughing and Learning Foreword by Tony Attwood Early Intervention with Children on the Autism 2005 208pp ISBN 978 1 84310 189 5 A4 pb Autism and Diet £14.99 BIC: VFF, JCD Spectrum The Miller Method® A Practical Resource of Play Ideas for Allergy Busters Parents and Carers Creative Expressive Activities Developing the Capacities A Story for Children with Autism Julia Moor and Asperger’s Syndrome of Children on the Autism Spectrum Social and Emotional Skills or Related Spectrum Disorders Struggling 2002 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 060 7 pb £12.95 with Allergies Arnold Miller with Kristina Chretien BIC: JCD, JDGL, VFPD and Positive Life Goals Forewords by Diane Twachtman-Cullen for Adolescents and Young Adults Kathleen A. Chara and Paul J. Chara with and Stuart G. Shanker Judith Martinovich Karston J. Chara 2007 320pp ISBN 978 1 84310 722 4 hb £19.99 Giggle Time – Establishing the 2005 288pp ISBN 978 1 84310 812 2 pb £13.99 Illustrated by J.M. 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Tonge Stepping Out Pat Crissey Marilyn Le Breton Using Games and Activities to Help Your 2005 112pp ISBN 978 1 84310 342 4 A4 pb Illustrated by Noah Crissey Foreword by Rosemary Kessick, AiA Child with Special Needs £13.95 (Manual for Parents) 2004 80pp ISBN 978 1 84310 796 5 Illustr pb 2001 240pp ISBN 978 1 85302 935 6 pb £13.95 BIC: MMJ, MMH, MQM, JDGL, JCD, VFPD Sarah Newman £12.95 BIC: JCD,VFPD,JBNL BIC: VFPD, VFKC VBHS 2005 144pp ISBN 978 1 84310 341 7 pb £35.00 2003 368pp ISBN 978 1 84310 110 9 pb £14.95 (Manual for Clinicians) BIC: JCD, JDGL, VFPD BIC: MMJ, MMH, MQM, JDGL, JCD, VFPD Transfer Boy A User Guide to the GF/CF Diet Perspectives for Autism, Asperger Syndrome on Asperger Syndrome and AD/HD When Babies Read Ljiljana Vuletic, Michel Ferrari A Practical Guide to Helping Luke Jackson and Teodor Mihail Young Children with Hyperlexia, Asperger Foreword by Marilyn Le Breton Autism 2004 208pp ISBN 978 1 84310 213 7 pb £14.95 Syndrome BIC: MMJ, JCD,VFPD 2001 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 055 3 pb £13.99 and High-Functioning Autism and Adolescence BIC: VFPD, VFKC VBHS Audra Jensen 2005 192pp ISBN 978 1 84310 803 0 pb £12.99 Asperger Syndrome BIC: JCD, VFPD Talking Teenagers in Adolescence Information and Inspiration Living with the Ups, the Downs Applied Behaviour Analysis for Parents of Teenagers and Things in Between Autism and Autism with Autism or Asperger’s Syndrome Edited by Liane Holliday Willey Building A Future Together Ann Boushéy Foreword by Luke Jackson and Family Life Edited by Mickey Keenan, 2007 216pp ISBN 978 1 84310 844 3 £13.99 2003 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 742 2 pb £13.95 BIC: VFK VFPD BIC: JCD, VFPD Mary Henderson, Ken P. 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Whiteman Adolescents Harvey Molloy and Latika Vasil and Linda Roan-Yager Yuko Yoshida, M.D. 2004 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 126 0 pb £13.95 2006 208pp ISBN 978 1 84310 841 2 pb £12.99 Asperger’s Syndrome BIC: JCD, VFPD in Young Children General Editor: Lorna Wing BIC: JBNL, VFK, VFKC A Developmental Guide Translated by Esther Sanders for Parents and Professionals Foreword by Lorna Wing Tales from the Table Laurie Leventhal-Belfer 2006 112pp ISBN 978 1 84310 504 6 pb £9.99 Lovaas/ABA Intervention with Children BIC: JCD VFPD YXRH on the Autistic Spectrum and Cassandra Coe 2003 304pp ISBN 978 1 84310 748 4 pb £15.95 Margaret Anderson BIC: JCD VFPD Asperger’s Syndrome 2007 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 306 6 pb £12.99 and Sexuality BIC: JCD From Adolescence through Adulthood Isabelle Hénault
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Brotherly Feelings Foreword by Virginia Bovell Foreword by Bobby Newman Me, My Emotions, and My Brother and Su Thomas 1999 176pp ISBN 978 1 85302 778 9 pb £16.95 Parent Experience with Asperger’s Syndrome 2005 128pp ISBN 978 1 84310 387 5 pb £11.99 BIC: JCD, VFPD, VFKC Sam Frender and Robin Schiffmiller BIC: VFPD, JCD, JDGL Illustrations by Dennis Dittrich The Dragons of Autism Natural Genius 2007 64pp ISBN 978 1 84310 850 4 pb £9.99 Multicoloured Mayhem Autism as a Source of Wisdom The Gifts of Asperger’s Syndrome BIC: JCD, VFPD, VF Parenting the many shades Olga Holland Susan Rubinyi of adolescents and children Illustrated by Billy Holland 2006 120pp ISBN 978 1 84310 784 2 pb £12.99 BIC: VFK VFPD CFDM Homespun Remedies with autism, Asperger Syndrome and 2003 208pp ISBN 978 1 84310 741 5 pb £12.95 Strategies in the Home AD/HD BIC: JCD, VFPD, VFKC and Community for Children Jacqui Jackson Parenting Across with Autism Spectrum 2003 256pp ISBN 978 1 84310 171 0 pb £12.95 Eating an Artichoke the Autism Spectrum and Other Disorders BIC: JCD,VFPD, VFKC A Mother’s Perspective Unexpected Lessons We Have Learned Dion E. Betts and Nancy J. Patrick on Asperger Syndrome Maureen F. Morrell and Ann Palmer 2006 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 813 9 pb £12.99 Asperger Syndrome Echo R. Fling 2006 220pp ISBN 978 1 84310 807 8 pb £12.99 BIC: VFPD, MQM in the Family Foreword by Tony Attwood BIC: VFPD, VFH Redefining Normal 2000 208pp ISBN 978 1 85302 711 6 pb £13.95 Constipation, Withholding Liane Holliday Willey BIC: VFPD, VFKC That’s Life with Autism and Your Child Foreword by Pamela B. Tanguay Tales and Tips for Families A Family Guide to Soiling 2001 176pp ISBN 978 1 85302 873 1 pb £12.95 Bringing Up a Challenging Child with Autism and Wetting BIC: JCD, VFPD, JC at Home Edited by Donna Satterlee Ross Anthony Cohn When Love is Not Enough and Kelly Ann Jolly 2006 116pp ISBN 978 1 84310 491 9 pb £9.99 Living and Loving Jane Gregory 2006 208pp ISBN 978 1 84310 829 0 pb £12.99 BIC: VFK VFKC MBNH with Asperger Syndrome 2000 192pp ISBN 978 1 85302 874 8 pb £13.95 BIC: JC, JCD, MMJ, VFPB The McCabe Family BIC: JCD, VFPD, VFKC Voices from the Spectrum 2003 144pp ISBN 978 1 84310 744 6 pb £12.95 Laughter and Tears Parents, Grandparents, Siblings, People BIC: JCD, VFPD, VFKC The Self-Help Guide for Special A Family’s Journey with Autism,and Professionals Share Kids and their Parents to Understanding the Autism Spectrum Their Wisdom Parenting a Child Joan Matthews and James Williams Ann Hewetson Edited by Cindy N. Ariel with Asperger Syndrome 2000 304pp ISBN 978 1 85302 914 1 pb £16.95 2005 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 331 8 pb £12.95 and Robert A. Naseef 200 Tips and Strategies BIC: JCD, VFPD, VFKC BIC: VFPD 2005 256pp ISBN 978 1 84310 786 6 pb £12.99 Brenda Boyd BIC: VFPD, JDGC,CVC 2003 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 137 6 pb £12.95 Help for the Child Elijah’s Cup BIC: JCD, VFPD, VFKC with Asperger’s Syndrome A Family’s Journey Special Brothers and Sisters A Parent’s Guide to Negotiating into the Community and Culture Stories and Tips for Siblings Caring for a Child with Autism the Social Service Maze of High-functioning Autism and Asperger’s Syndrome of Children with Special Needs, Disability A Practical Guide for Parents Gretchen Mertz or Serious Illness (Revised edition) Martine Ives and Nell Munro, Foreword by Tony Attwood Edited by Annette Hames Valerie Paradiz National Autistic Society 2004 240pp ISBN 978 1 84310 780 4 pb £13.95 and Monica McCaffrey BIC: JCD, VFPD, VFKC, JBNL 2005 256pp ISBN 978 1 84310 802 3 pb £12.95 2001 304pp ISBN 978 1 85302 996 7 pb £14.99 BIC: JCD, VF, VFPD Illustrated by Brendan McCaffrey BIC: JCD, VFPD, VFKC 2005 96pp ISBN 978 1 84310 383 7 £10.99 BIC: Getting Services for Your Child VFPD, JBQH My Son Fred – Hitchhiking through Asperger on the Autism Spectrum Living with Autism Syndrome Parent to Parent DeAnn Hyatt-Foley How Could You Manage? 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Foley It Anyway for Parents Dealing with Autism Foreword by Tony Attwood 2002 176pp ISBN 978 1 85302 991 2 pb £12.95 Maud Deckmar 2001 288pp ISBN 978 1 85302 937 0 pb £12.95 BIC: VFPD, VFKC, JBNL and Asperger’s Syndrome 2004 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 312 7 pb £12.95 BIC: JCD, VFPD, VFKC Ann Boushéy BIC: VFPD, VFKC, CVC 2004 144pp ISBN 978 1 84310 774 3 pb £13.95 I’m not Naughty – I’m Autistic BIC: JCD, VFPD, VFKC Raising a Child with Autism Jodi’s Journey Running with Walker A Guide to Applied Behavior Analysis Jean Shaw A Memoir for Parents Surviving the Special 2002 128pp ISBN 978 1 84310 105 5 pb £11.99 Robert Hughes Shira Richman BIC: VFPD, VFKC Educational Needs System 2003 240pp ISBN 978 1 84310 755 2 pb £12.95 2000 160pp ISBN 978 1 85302 910 3 pb £13.95 BIC: VFPD, VFKC , CVC How to be a ‘Velvet Bulldozer’ BIC: JCD, VFPD, VFKC Sandy Row 2004 256pp ISBN 978 1 84310 262 5 pb £12.95 Hurricane Dancing BIC: VFPD, VFKC, JBNL Parents’ Education as Autism Glimpses of Life Therapists with an Autistic Child Constructive Campaigning Applied Behaviour Analysis D. 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Snapshots of Autism Choosing Home Relationship Development Do You Understand Me? A Family Album Deciding to Homeschool Intervention with Young Children My Life, My Thoughts, Jennifer Overton with Asperger’s Syndrome Social and Emotional Development My Autism Spectrum Disorder 2003 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 723 1 pb £12.95 Martha Kennedy Hartnett Activities for Asperger Syndrome, Autism, Sofie Koborg Brøsen BIC: VFPD, VFKC, CVC Foreword by Stephen Shore PDD and NLD 2006 56pp ISBN 978 1 84310 464 3 Illustr pb 2003 144pp ISBN 978 1 84310 763 7 pb £11.95 Steven E. Gutstein £9.99 BIC: YXRX, JCD Calling the Shots BIC: JDGL, VFPD,VFN, and Rachelle K. Sheely Childhood Vaccination – 2002 336pp ISBN 978 1 84310 714 9 A4 £16.95 Different Like Me One Family’s Journey Home Educating Our Autistic BIC: JDGL, JBNL My Book of Autism Heroes Mary Alexander Spectrum Children 2 vol set ISBN 978 1 84310 720 0 £35.00 BIC: Jennifer Elder JDGL, JBNL 2003 240pp ISBN 978 1 84310 133 8 pb £12.95 Paths are Made by Walking Illustrations by Marc Thomas BIC: VFPD, VFKC , CVC Edited by Terry Dowty and Jennifer Elder and Kitt Cowlishaw Relationship Development 2005 48pp ISBN 978 1 84310 815 3 Illustr hb £11.99 BIC: VFPD, JDGS,YXRH A Different Kind of Boy 2001 304pp ISBN 978 1 84310 037 9 pb £15.95 Intervention with Children, A Father’s Memoir About Raising BIC: JDGL, VFPD,VFN, Adolescents and Adults a Gifted Child with Autism Social and Emotional Development Adam’s Alternative Sports Day Daniel Mont Activities for Asperger Syndrome, Autism, Jude Welton 2002 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 715 6 pb £12.95 PDD and NLD Shortlisted for the NASEN Special Educational Needs BIC: VFPD, VFKC, CVC Steven E. Gutstein Book Awards 2005 Social Skills and Rachelle K. Sheely 2004 128pp ISBN 978 1 84310 300 4 pb £9.95 BIC: YFXN Our Journey Through High 2002 432pp ISBN 9781843107170 A4 pb £18.95 Functioning Autism 2 vol set ISBN 978 1 84310 720 0 £35.00 BIC: Social Skills Groups and Asperger Syndrome JDGL, JBNL What did you say? A Roadmap for Children and Adolescents What do you mean? Edited by Linda Andron with Asperger’s Syndrome Social Skills Training An illustrated guide to understanding Forewords by Tony Attwood A Step-by-Step Program for Adolescents with General metaphors and Liane Holliday Willey Kim Kiker Painter Moderate Learning Difficulties Jude Welton 2001 196pp ISBN 978 1 85302 947 9 pb £14.95 2006 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 821 4 A4 pb Illustrated by Jane Telford BIC: VFPD, VFKC, CVC £29.99 BIC: JDB, JDGL, MQM Ursula Cornish and Fiona Ross Foreword by Elizabeth Newson 2003 128pp ISBN 978 1 84310 179 6 A4 pb 2003 128pp ISBN 978 1 84310 207 6 pb £12.95 £15.95 BIC: JDGL, JBNL Breaking Autism’s Barriers Video Modelling BIC: JDGL, VFPD A Father’s Story and Behaviour Analysis Contentious Issues A Guide for Teaching Social Skills Can I tell you Bill Davis, Discussion Stories to Children with Autism as told to Wendy Goldband Schunick for Young People about Asperger Syndrome? A Guide for Friends and Family 2001 400pp ISBN 978 1 85302 979 0 pb £13.95 Christos Nikopoulos Márianna Csóti BIC: VFPD, VFKC, CVC Jude Welton and Mickey Keenan 2001 384pp ISBN 978 1 84310 033 1 pb £18.95 Foreword by Sandy Hobbs BIC: JDGL, JBNL Illustrated by Jane Telford Growing Up Severely Autistic 2006 208pp ISBN 978 1 84310 338 7 pb £18.99 Foreword by Elizabeth Newson They Call Me Gabriel BIC: JC, MMJ 2003 48pp ISBN 978 1 84310 206 9 pb £6.95 Social Awareness Skills BIC: JDGL, VFPD Kate Rankin for Children Encouraging Appropriate 2000 176pp ISBN 978 1 85302 891 5 pb £12.95 Márianna Csóti BIC: VFPD, VFKC Behavior for Children Wounded Bird of Paradise 2001 320pp ISBN 978 1 84310 003 4 pb £22.99 Mary Essinger on the Autism Spectrum BIC: JDGL, JBNL Frequently Asked Questions 2004 144pp ISBN 978 1 84310 256 4 pb £9.95 BIC: YFXN Shira Richman 2006 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 825 2 pb £13.99 Home Education BIC: VFK,JCD, VFPB Anne Droyd and Century Lodge Books Will Hadcroft Revealing the Hidden Social 2004 256pp ISBN 978 1 84310 282 3 pb £9.95 Teaching at Home BIC: YFXN A New Approach to Tutoring Children Code for Children with Autism and Asperger Syndrome Social Stories™ for People with Autistic Spectrum Disorders David’s Secret Soccer Goals Olga Holland Baj and the Word Launcher Caroline Levine 2005 128pp ISBN 978 1 84310 787 3 pb £12.95 Marie Howley and Eileen Arnold Space Age Asperger Adventures 2004 60pp ISBN 978 1 84310 772 9 pb £6.95 BIC: JDGS, VFPD, JCD Foreword by Carol Gray BIC: YFXN 2005 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 222 9 pb £12.99 in Communication BIC: JDGS JDB Pamela Victor Homeschooling the Child Cover illustration by Chris Shadoian Haze with Asperger Syndrome The Social Play Record 2006 112pp ISBN 978 1 84310 830 6 pb £9.99 An Asperger Novel Real Help for Parents Anywhere A Toolkit for Assessing and Developing BIC: YFXN Kathy Hoopmann and On Any Budget Social Play from Infancy to Adolescence 2003 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 072 0 pb £9.95 Lise Pyles BIC: YFXN Chris White 2004 272pp ISBN 978 1 84310 761 3 pb £15.95 BIC: JDGL, VFPD,VFN, 2006 144pp ISBN 978 1 84310 400 1 pb £29.99 BIC: JDB JDGL MQM
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Lisa and the Lacemaker Caged in Chaos Marching to a Different Tune An Asperger Adventure Nonverbal A Dyspraxic Guide to Breaking Free Diary about an ADHD Boy Kathy Hoopmann Victoria Biggs Jacky Fletcher 2002 128pp ISBN 978 1 84310 071 3 pb £7.95 Learning Winner of the NASEN/TES Special Educational Needs 1999 128pp ISBN 978 1 85302 810 6 pb £11.99 BIC: YFXN Children’s Book Award, 2005 BIC: JDGL, VFPD Disabilities 2005 200pp ISBN 978 1 84310 347 9 pb £12.95 Of Mice and Aliens BIC: VF, VFPD, JDGL, JCD Attention Deficit/ Hyperactivity An Asperger Adventure Disorder Kathy Hoopmann Raising NLD Superstars The Adolescent A Multidisciplinary Approach What Families with Nonverbal Learning 2001 112pp ISBN 978 1 84310 007 2 pb £7.95 with Developmental Henryk Holowenko BIC: YFXN Disabilities Need to Know about Nurturing Confident, Competent Kids Co-ordination Disorder (DCD) 1999 112pp ISBN 978 1 85302 741 3 pb £10.99 Amanda Kirby BIC: JDGL, VFPD Blue Bottle Mystery Marcia Brown Rubinstien Foreword by Pamela Tanguay Foreword by Professor David Sugden An Asperger Adventure 2003 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 178 9 pb £13.95 2004 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 770 5 pb £13.99 The ADHD Handbook BIC: JDGL, VFPD Kathy Hoopmann BIC: VFPD A Guide for Parents 2000 96pp ISBN 978 1 85302 978 3 pb £7.95 and Professionals BIC: YFXN A Special Kind of Brain Developmental Coordination Alison Munden and Jon Arcelus Living with Nonverbal Learning Disability Disorder 1999 160pp ISBN 978 1 85302 756 7 pb £11.95 Wishing On the Midnight Star Hints and Tips for the Activities BIC: JDGL, VFPD My Asperger Brother Nancy Burger Foreword by Byron P Rourke of Daily Living Nancy Ogaz 2004 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 762 0 pb Morven F. Ball 2003 144pp ISBN 978 1 84310 757 6 pb £8.95 £12.95 BIC: VFPD 2002 96pp ISBN 978 1 84310 090 4 pb £9.95 BIC: YFXN BIC: JDGL, VFPD Nonverbal Learning Disabilities Tics and Tourette Buster and the Amazing Daisy at School Helping Children with Dyspraxia Syndrome Nancy Ogaz Educating Students with NLD, Asperger Maureen Boon 2002 112pp ISBN 978 1 84310 721 7 pb £8.95 Syndrome 2000 112pp ISBN 978 1 85302 881 6 pb £10.95 BIC: YFXN and Related Conditions BIC: JDGL, VFPD Why Do You Do That? Pamela B. Tanguay A Book about Tourette Syndrome for Stephen Harris in Trouble Foreword by Sue Thompson How to Help a Clumsy Child Children and Young People A Dyspraxic Drama in Several Clumsy 2002 288pp ISBN 978 1 85302 941 7 £16.95 Strategies for Young Children Uttom Chowdhury Acts BIC: VFPD, JDGL with Developmental Motor Concerns and Mary Robertson Tim Nichol Lisa A. Kurtz Nonverbal Learning Disabilities Illustrations by Liz Whallett 2003 144pp ISBN 978 1 84310 134 5 pb £9.99 2003 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 754 5 pb £12.95 Foreword by Tim Howard BIC: YFXN BIC: JDGL, VFPD at Home 2006 96pp ISBN 978 1 84310 395 0 Illustr pb A Parent’s Guide £9.99 BIC: YXRX, JCD, JCP Pamela B. Tanguay Foreword by Byron P. Rourke, FRSC Tics and Tourette Syndrome 2000 272pp ISBN 978 1 85302 940 0 pb £13.95 A Handbook for Parents BIC: VFPD Autism and ADHD and Professionals Uttom Chowdhury Complementary Non-Verbal Learning Disabilities Genius! 2004 128pp ISBN 978 1 84310 203 8 pb £12.95 Characteristics, Diagnosis and Treatment BIC: JCD, MMJ, MQMF, VFPD Therapies within an Educational Setting Nurturing the Spirit of the Wild, Odd, and Oppositional Child Marieke Molenaar-Klumper George T. Lynn Tictionary 2002 128pp ISBN 978 1 84310 066 9 pb £11.95 A Reference Guide to the World Yoga for Children with Autism BIC: JDGL, VFPD with Joanne Barrie Lynn of Tourette Syndrome, AS, ADHD and Spectrum Disorders 2005 240pp ISBN 978 1 84310 820 7 pb £12.99 Obsessive Compulsive Disorder for A Step-by-Step Guide BIC: JCD, MMH, VFKC Parents and Professionals for Parents and Caregivers Dion E. Betts and Stacey W. Betts ADD and Me Becky Ottinger Foreword by Fred C. Engh Forewords by Louise Goldberg, Registered Yoga Dyspraxia Forty Years in a Fog Teacher 2003 260pp ISBN 978 1 93128 216 1 A4 pb Ken Patterson £19.95 Only available from JKP in UK and and Joshua S. Betts 2004 240pp ISBN 978 1 84310 777 4 pb Europe BIC: JCD, MMJ, MQMF, VFPD 2006 112pp ISBN 978 1 84310 817 7 Illustr pb Living with Dyspraxia £12.95 BIC: VFPD, CVC £12.99 BIC: VFPD, VFH, YXBS, VFRG2 A Guide for Adults with Developmental Dyspraxia Parenting the ADD Child Music Therapy, Sensory Revised Edition Can’t Do? Won’t Do? Integration and the Autistic Child Mary Colley David Pentecost Foreword by Victoria Biggs, Dorita S. Berger 2000 176pp ISBN 978 1 85302 811 3 pb £14.99 Introduction by Amanda Kirby, 2002 256pp ISBN 978 1 84310 700 2 pb £17.99 BIC: JDGL, VFPD BIC: AVA, MQTC, VFPD 2006 168pp ISBN 978 1 84310 452 0 Illustr pb £12.99 BIC: VFP, VFPD, YXRX, YXRV
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Practical Strategies Supporting Children Talent, Teaching Obsessive for Living with Dyslexia in Public Care in Schools and Achievement Maria Chivers A Resource for Trainers Edited by John Radford Compulsive 2001 112pp ISBN 978 1 85302 905 9 pb £12.99 of Teachers,Carers 1991 160pp ISBN 978 1 85302 111 4 pb £16.95 BIC: JDGL, VFPD and Social Workers BIC: JDA, JDB, JDCH Disorders John Holland Dyslexia and Catherine Randerson Gifted and Talented Children How Would I Cope? 3rd edition 2005 144pp ISBN 978 1 85302 385 9 A4 pb A Planning Guide Touch and Go Joe £35.00 BIC: JDB, JDG, JBQH. An Adolescent’s Experience of OCD Michael Ryden Shirley Taylor 1997 64pp ISBN 978 1 85302 385 9 pb £6.99 2002 64pp ISBN 978 1 84310 086 7 A4 pb Joe Wells BIC: JDGL, VFPD Children with Emotional £14.95 Not available from JKP in Australia and Foreword by Isobel Heyman and Behavioural Difficulties New Zealand BIC: JDGL, JDGS 2006 128pp ISBN 978 1 84310 391 2 pb £9.99 BIC: JC, MBPK and Communication Problems There is always a reason Washing My Life Away Melanie Cross Surviving Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder 2004 192pp ISBN 978 1 84310 135 2 pb £15.95 BIC: MQMF, JDGS5 Special Education Ruth Deane Education 2005 96pp ISBN 978 1 84310 333 2 pb £11.95 BIC: VFPD Emotional Healing Asperger Syndrome Nurture Groups in School and Self-Esteem in the Inclusive Classroom From Thoughts to Obsessions and at Home Inner-life Skills of Relaxation, Visualisation Advice and Strategies for Teachers Connecting with Children Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and Meditation Stacey W. Betts, Dion E. Betts with Social, Emotional in Children and Adolescents for Children and Adolescents and Behavioural Difficulties and Lisa N. Gerber-Eckard Per Hove Thomsen Mark Pearson Foreword by Peter Riffle Paul Cooper and Yonca Tiknaz 1999 128pp ISBN 978 1 85302 721 5 pb £13.95 2004 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 224 3 A4 pb 2007 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 840 5 £11.99 BIC: JCD, MMJ Innovative Learning for All Series £19.99 BIC: MBPK, YXRB, MQTC BIC: JDB JDGL 2007 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 528 2 pb £15.99 BIC: JDGS5 JDD Emotional Release for Children Replays Repairing the Past, Valuing and Educating Using Play to Enhance Emotional and Preparing the Future Behavioral Development for Children with Pervasive Young People Mark Pearson and Patricia Nolan Autism Spectrum Disorders Stern Love the Lyward Way 2004 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 225 0 A4 pb £25 Karen Levine and Naomi Chedd BIC: MBPK, YXRB, MQTC Developmental Jeremy Harvey 2006 144pp ISBN 978 1 84310 832 0 pb £12.99 Foreword by Tim Brighouse BIC: JC 2006 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 056 0 pb £14.99 Just Schools: A Whole School Disorder BIC: JDA, JDB, JDGS5,JBQH, JBS Approach to Restorative Justice Acting Antics Citizenship in Action A Theatrical Approach to Teaching Social Pervasive Developmental Chasing Ideas Belinda Hopkins Understanding to Kids Disorder The Fun of Freeing Your Child’s Foreword by Guy Masters and Teens with Asperger Syndrome Imagination An Altered Perspective 2003 208pp ISBN 978 1 84310 132 1 pb £24.95 Cindy B. Schneider Revised Edition Barbara Quinn and Anthony Malone BIC: JDB Foreword by Tony Attwood 2000 144pp ISBN 978 1 85302 876 2 pb £13.95 Christine Durham 2006 192pp ISBN 978 1 84310 845 0 pb £14.99 BIC: JC, JDGL, VFPD, MMJ 2006 192pp ISBN 978 1 84310 460 5 Illustr pb BIC: JC, JDGL, YATG £12.99 Not available from JKP in Australasia New Perspectives on Bullying BIC: VFK, JDB, JDD Ken Rigby 2002 320pp ISBN 978 1 85302 872 4 pb £22.00 Everyday Education Classroom Tales BIC: JDB, JBNH5, YXPX Visual Support for Children with Autism Using Storytelling to Build Emotional, Dyslexia Social and Academic Skills across the Bullying in Schools Pernille Dyrbjerg and Maria Vedel Primary Curriculum And What to Do About it Foreword by Lennart Pedersen Ken Rigby 2007 128pp ISBN 978 1 84310 457 5 hb £14.99 Dyslexia and Alternative Jennifer M Fox Eades BIC: JC, YXRX Therapies 2005 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 304 2 pb £13.99 1997 312pp ISBN 978 1 85302 455 9 pb £19.99 BIC: JCD, JDB Not available from JKP in Australia and New Maria Chivers Zealand BIC: JDB, JBNH5 YXPX Special Stories for Disability 2006 144pp ISBN 978 1 84310 378 3 pb £12.99 Awareness BIC: MQM, VFPD The Spirit of the Child A Source Book for Literacy Work Stories and Activities for Teachers, David Hay with Rebecca Nye Perspective from the Grassroots Parents and Professionals An Introduction to Dyslexia 2006 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 371 4 pb £14.99 BIC: HRLK1, JCD, JD H.S. Bhola Mal Leicester for Parents and Professionals 1994 208pp ISBN 978 1 85302 263 0 pb £14.95 Illustrations by Taryn Shrigley-Wightman Alan M. Hultquist BIC: JDB, JDCH 2006 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 390 5 pb £17.99 2006 112pp ISBN 978 1 84310 833 7 pb £12.99 BIC: JCD JDB BIC: VFPD
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Challenge Me!ä Understanding How Asperger Incorporating Social Goals Social Devaluation Mobility Activity Cards Children and Adolescents in the Classroom and Special Education Amanda Elliott Think and Learn A Guide for Teachers and Parents of The Right to Full Mainstream Inclusion Illustrated by David kemp Creating Manageable Environments Children with High-Functioning Autism and an Honest Statement 2006 Card Game 56 cards & instruction booklet for AS Students and Asperger Syndrome John T. Hall 48pp ISBN 978 1 84310 497 1 £14.99 + VAT = Paula Jacobsen Rebecca A. Moyes 1997 320pp ISBN 978 1 85302 354 5 pb £18.95 17.61 BIC: YXRV, MQS BIC: JDGS 2005 120pp ISBN 978 1 84310 804 7 pb £13.95 Foreword by Susan J. Moreno BIC: JDGS, MMJT 2001 192pp ISBN 978 1 85302 967 7 A4 pb Being Bullied £14.95 BIC: JDGL Music Lessons for Children Strategies and Solutions for People The Little Class with Special Needs with Asperger’s Syndrome Enabling Communication Nick Dubin with the Big Personality T M Perry Experiences of teachers of a class in Children with Autism 1995 140pp ISBN 978 1 85302 295 1 pb £14.95 2006 DVD PAL and NTSC - 30 minutes BIC: JDGS ISBN 978 1 84310 843 6 £17.01 + VAT = of young children with autism Carol Potter and Chris Whittaker £19.99 BIC: JC, JDGL Fran Hunnisett 2001 208pp ISBN 978 1 85302 956 1 pb £13.95 BIC: JDGL 2004 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 308 0 pb £12.95 Movement Activities for Children Specialist Support Approaches BIC: JDGL with Learning Difficulties to Autism Spectrum Disorder Autism and Play Bren Pointer Students in Mainstream Settings Asperger Syndrome – Jannik Beyer and Lone Gammeltoft 1992 144pp ISBN 978 1 85302 167 1 Illustr pb What Teachers Need to Know 2000 144pp ISBN 978 1 85302 845 8 Illustr pb £15.95 BIC: JDGS Sally Hewitt £12.95 BIC: JDGL 2005 128pp ISBN 978 1 84310 290 8 pb £13.95 Matt Winter BIC: JDGL, JDGS Written for Cloud 9 Children’s Foundation Developing Personal Safety 2003 96pp ISBN 978 1 84310 143 7 pb £10.95 I am Special Skills in Children with BIC: JDGL Introducing Children Disorganized Children and Young People Disabilities A Guide for Parents Freda Briggs Making it a Success to their Autism Spectrum Disorder and Professionals Peter Vermeulen 1995 224pp ISBN 978 1 85302 245 6 Illustr A4 Edited by Samuel M. Stein Practical Strategies and Worksheets pb £25.00 BIC: JDGS for Teaching Students 2000 200pp ISBN 978 1 85302 916 5 A4 pb and Uttom Chowdhury with Autism Spectrum Disorder £17.95 BIC: JDGL 2006 344pp ISBN 978 1 84310 148 2 pb £16.99 BIC: JCD,JDGS5 Sue Larkey Foreword by Tony Attwood Access and Inclusion for 2005 120pp ISBN 978 1 84310 204 5 A4 pb Children with Autistic Spectrum Gifted Children £12.95 BIC: JDGL Educational A Guide for Parents Disorders ‘Let Me In’ and Professionals Psychology Finding Out about Asperger’s Edited by Kate Distin Matthew Hesmondhalgh Syndrome, High Functioning 2006 272pp ISBN 978 1 84310 439 1 £14.99 and Christine Breakey BIC: JDGC, YXRX Autism and PDD Foreword by Richard Exley The Reflective Professional Gunilla Gerland 2001 256pp ISBN 978 1 85302 986 8 pb £17.99 in Education BIC: JDGL Drama Therapy 2000 48pp ISBN 978 1 85302 840 3 pb £5.95 Psychological Perspectives BIC: JDGL, JC on Changing Contexts and Storymaking School Phobia, Panic Attacks Edited by Carmel Jennings and Elizabeth in Special Education From Goals to Data and Anxiety in Children Kennedy Paula Crimmens and Back Again Márianna Csóti 1996 224pp ISBN 978 1 85302 330 9 pb £17.95 2006 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 291 5 pb £16.99 BIC: JDB BIC: MQTC, JDGS Adding Backbone to Developmental 2003 272pp ISBN 978 1 84310 091 1 pb £16.95 Intervention for Children with Autism BIC: JDGL Educational Psychology Teaching Children with Autism Jill Fain Lehman and Rebecca Klaw 2003 256pp and CD ROM Teaching Pupils with Severe Casework and Related Spectrum Disorders ISBN 978 1 84310 753 8 A4 pb £26.09 (incl. and Complex Difficulties A Practice Guide An Art and a Science VAT) BIC: JDGL Back to First Principles Rick Beaver Christy L. Magnusen Christopher Dyer 1996 224pp ISBN 978 1 85302 364 4 pb £17.95 Foreword by Tony Attwood Addressing the Challenging BIC: JDB 2001192pp ISBN 978 1 85302 951 6 pb £16.95 2005 128pp ISBN 978 1 84310 747 7 pb £13.99 Behavior of Children with BIC: JDGS BIC: JDGL, JDGS High-Functioning Autism/ Different Croaks Asperger Syndrome Disability Voice Towards an Enabling Education for Different Folks in the Classroom A Guide for Teachers and Parents Mal Leicester All About Children Rebecca A. Moyes 1998 128pp ISBN 978 1 85302 355 2 pb £16.95 with Special Learning Needs BIC: JDGS 2002 240pp ISBN 978 1 84310 719 4 pb £15.95 Midori Ochiai BIC: JDGL, JDGS5 With a medical appendix by Shinya Miyamoto A Practical Guide to Teaching Illustrations by Hiroko Fujiwara People with Learning Disabilities Translated by Esther Sanders Janet Carr and Suzanne Collins 2005 96pp ISBN 978 1 84310 392 9 Illustr hb 1992 240pp ISBN 978 1 85302 140 4 Illustr pb £12.99 BIC: JDGL, YFXN £14.95 BIC: JDGS
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Partnerships in Social Care Developing the Craft Constructing Clienthood Self-Esteem A Handbook for Developing Effective of Mediation in Social Work Services Reflections on Theory and Practice and Human Services Keith Fletcher Marian Roberts Interaction, Identities and Practices 2006 144pp ISBN 978 1 84310 380 6 pb £17.99 2007 256pp ISBN 978 1 84310 323 3 pb £19.99 Edited by Chris Hall, Kirsi Juhila, Nigel BIC: JBS, JBQ Helping Children BIC: JBS, JBSN, LCC Parton and Tarja Pösö 2003 272pp ISBN 978 1 84310 073 7 pb £19.95 to Build Self-Esteem Social Work and Disadvantage A Photocopiable Activities Book Advocacy, Counselling BIC: JBS Addressing the Roots of Stigma Second Edition and Mediation in Casework Through Association Processes of Empowerment Relational Social Work Deborah M. Plummer Edited by Peter Burke Illustrations by Alice Harper Edited by Yvonne Joan Craig Toward Networking and Societal Practices and Jonathan Parker 2007 288pp ISBN 978 1 84310 488 9 pb £19.99 Foreword by Daphne Statham Fabio Folgheraiter BIC: YXRH 2006 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 364 6 pb £17.99 1998 200pp ISBN 978 1 85302 564 8 pb £18.95 Foreword by Professor Ann Davis BIC: JBS BIC: JBS, JBSN Translated from the Italian Helping Adolescents by Adrian Belton Risk and Risk Taking Advocacy Skills for Health 2003 304pp ISBN 978 1 84310 191 8 pb £25.00 and Adults to Build Self-Esteem BIC: JBS A Photocopiable Resource Book in Health and Social Welfare and Social Care Professionals Deborah Plummer Mike Titterton Neil Bateman 2004 160pp ISBN 978 1 85302 482 5 pb £18.95 Information and Communication 2004 272pp ISBN 978 1 84310 185 7 pb £18.95 2000 192pp ISBN 978 1 85302 865 6 pb £17.95 BIC: JBS, TEXTBOOK BIC: JBQH, JBSN BIC: JBSN, JBS Technologies in the Welfare Services No More Stinking Thinking Integrating Theory and Practice Mediation in Context Edited by Elizabeth Harlow A Workbook For Teaching Children in Social Work Education Edited by Marian Liebmann and Stephen A. Webb Positive Thinking Florence Watson, 2000 200pp ISBN 978 1 85302 618 8 pb £17.95 2003 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 049 2 pb £19.95 Joann Altiero Helen Burrows and Chris Player BIC: JBS, JBSN BIC: JBS, JBQ 2006 60pp ISBN 978 1 8410 839 9 pb £11.99 With contributions from BIC: JC JCD Lorraine Agu, Simon Shreeve Surviving Fears in Health Psychology and Social Care and Lee Durrant and Social Care Edited by David Messer Self-Esteem Games for Children 2002 196pp ISBN 978 1 85302 981 3 pb £17.95 The Terrors of Night BIC: JBS and Fiona Jones Deborah M. Plummer and the Arrows of Day 1999 672pp ISBN 978 1 85302 762 8 pb £19.95 Illustrations by Jane Serrurier Martin Smith BIC: JC, JBS 2006 144pp ISBN 978 1 84310 424 7 pb £12.99 Social Work, Immigration 2004 168pp ISBN 978 1 84310 180 2 pb £15.95 BIC: YXRH and Asylum BIC: JBS Preventing Violence Debates, Dilemmas in Relationships The Adventures and Ethical Issues for Social Work and Appraising and Using Social A Preventative Educational Programme of the Little Tin Tortoise Social Care Practice Research in the Human Services for Men Who Feel They Have a Problem A Self-Esteem Story with Activities for Edited by Debra Hayes An Introduction for Social Work with their Use Teachers, Parents and Carers and Beth Humphries and Health Professionals of Controlling and Violent Behaviour Deborah Plummer Foreword by Steve Cohen Michael Sheppard Gerry Heery 2004 240pp ISBN 978 1 84310 194 9 pb £19.95 2005 92pp ISBN 978 184310 406 3 pb £17.99 2004 256pp ISBN 978 1 84310 289 2 pb £19.95 2000 128pp ISBN 978 1 85302 816 8 pb £25.00 BIC: JBS BIC: YXRH BIC: JBS, TEXTBOOK BIC: JBS
Working Ethics Social Work Theories in Action Spirituality and Social Care How to Be Fair in a Culturally Complex Edited by Mary Nash, Robyn Munford and Contributing to Personal World and Community Well-being Richard Rowson Kieran O’Donoghue 2005 272pp ISBN 978 1 84310 249 6 pb £19.95 Edited by Mary Nash and Bruce Stewart Social Work 2006 208pp ISBN 978 1 85302 750 5 pb £14.99 BIC: JBS 2002 256pp ISBN 978 1 84310 024 9 pb £17.95 BIC: HPGM, HPGM1,LATC BIC: JBS Collaboration in Social Work Enhancing Social Work By Their Own Young Hand Practice Learning, Practice Management Deliberate Self-harm and Assessment and Suicidal Ideas in Adolescents Edited by Jenny Weinstein, Theory and Best Practice Signposting the Portfolio Colin Whittington and Tony Leiba from the UK and USA Keith Hawton and Karen Rodham Mark Doel, Catherine Sawdon with Emma Evans 2003 256pp ISBN 978 1 84310 092 8 pb £19.99 Edited by Jane Aldgate, Lynne Healy, Barris BIC: JBS and Diane Morrison 2006 264pp ISBN 978 1 84310 230 4 pb £17.99 Malcolm, Barbara Pine, 2002 176pp ISBN 978 1 85302 976 9 pb £16.95 BIC: JBJX1, JDB, JDCH Wendy Rose and Janet Seden BIC: JBS 2007 320pp ISBN 978 1 84310 515 2 pb £22.99 BIC: JBS, YJBQ, KMK, TEXTBOOK Deportation is Freedom! Social Work in the British Isles The Orwellian World of Immigration Controls Edited by Malcolm Payne Steve Cohen and Steven M. Shardlow 2001 224pp ISBN 978 1 85302 833 5 pb £19.95 2005 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 294 6 pb £12.99 BIC: JBS BIC: JBLB, JBNK, JBN
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Learning to Practise Social Work Victims of Crime Ethical Practice and the Abuse Negotiation for Health International Approaches and Community Justice of Power in Social Responsibility and Social Service Professionals Edited by Steven M. Shardlow Brian Williams Leave No Stone Unturned Keith Fletcher and Mark Doel 2005 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 195 6 pb £17.99 Edited by Helen Payne 1998 200pp ISBN 978 1 85302 549 5 pb £18.95 2001 224pp ISBN 9781853027635 pb £19.95 BIC: JBS, JBV, JBVP1 and Brian Littlechild BIC: JBQ BIC: JBS 1999 240pp ISBN 978 1 85302 743 7 pb £18.95 Assessing Men Who Sexually BIC: JBS Stress in Social Work Cultural Competence Abuse Edited by Richard L Davies in the Caring Professions A Practice Guide Working with Victims of Crime Foreword by I. Menzies Lyth Kieran O’Hagan David Briggs, Paddy Doyle, Policies, Politics and Practice 1997 250pp ISBN 978 1 85302 390 3 pb £17.95 BIC: JBS 2001 288pp ISBN 978 1 85302 759 8 pb £19.99 Tess Gooch and Roger Kennington Brian Williams BIC: JBS, JBQ 1997 176pp ISBN 978 1 85302 435 1 pb £18.95 1999 200pp ISBN 978 1 85302 450 4 pb £17.95 BIC: JBVP1 BIC: JBS, JBNH Creative Training Settlements, Social Change Sociodrama and Team-building and Community Action: Psychodynamic Perspectives Social Workers, the Community Ron Wiener Good Neighbours on Abuse and Social Interaction 1997 130pp ISBN 978 1 85302 422 1 pb £15.95 BIC: JBS Edited by Ruth Gilchrist and Tony Jeffs The Cost of Fear Intervention and the Sociology of Welfare 2001 256pp ISBN 978 1 85302 764 2 pb £18.95 Edited by Una McCluskey BIC: JBS, JBQC and Carol-Ann Hooper John Offer Quality of Life 1999 200pp ISBN 978 1 85302 731 4 pb £17.95 2000 320pp ISBN 978 1 85302 686 7 pb £22.99 Philip Seed and Greg Lloyd BIC: JBS, JBQ Research in Social Care ISBN 978 1 85302 685 0 hb £42.50 BIC: JBS, 1997 200pp ISBN 978 1 85302 413 9 pb £15.95 JBNH BIC: JBS and Social Welfare Issues and Debates for Practice ‘Race’, Housing Staff Supervision Edited by Beth Humphries Social Work Management and Social Exclusion 2000 240pp ISBN 978 1 85302 900 4 pb £18.95 and Practice Edited by Peter Somerville in a Turbulent Environment BIC: JBQ Systems Principles, Second Edition and Andy Steele Managing Process Andy Bilson and Sue Ross 2001 368pp ISBN 978 1 85302 849 6 pb £19.95 and Task in Front-line Services User Involvement 1999 208pp ISBN 978 1 85302 388 0 pb £19.95 BIC: JBQL Lynette Hughes and Paul Pengelly BIC: JBS 1997 208pp ISBN 978 1 85302 327 9 pb £18.95 and Participation in Social Care BIC: JBS Research Informing Practice Housing and Social Exclusion Edited by Hazel Kemshall Boring Records? Edited by Fiona E Spiers Communication, Speech Handbook for Assessing and Rosemary Littlechild 1998 176pp ISBN 978 1 85302 638 6 pb £17.95 and Writing in Social Work BIC: JBQL and Managing Care 2000 240pp ISBN 978 1 85302 777 2 pb £18.95 BIC: JBS, JBQ Katie Prince in the Community 1996 224pp ISBN 978 1 85302 325 5 pb £17.95 The Working of Social Work Philip Seed and Gillian Kaye BIC: JBS Innovative Education Edited by Juliet Cheetham 1994 160pp ISBN 978 1 85302 227 2 pb £14.95 and Mansoor A. F. Kazi BIC: JBS, JBQC and Training Practice Teaching – Changing for Care Professionals 1998 240pp ISBN 978 1 85302 498 6 pb £18.95 Social Work BIC: JBS Developing Good Practice A Provider’s Guide Edited by Hilary Lawson Edited by Rachel Pierce in Community Care 1998 240pp ISBN 978 1 85302 478 8 pb £19.99 ‘Share the Care’ Partnership and Participation and Jenny Weinstein BIC: JBS An Evaluation of a Family-Based Respite Edited by Vicky White and John Harris 1999 250pp ISBN 978 1 85302 613 3 pb £18.95 Care Service BIC: JBS 2001 160pp ISBN 978 1 85302 890 8 pb £16.95 The Essential Groupworker Kirsten Stalker BIC: JBS JBQC Teaching and Learning Creative Constructive Work 1990 160pp ISBN 978 1 85302 038 4 hb £19.95 Groupwork BIC: JBQ Collaboration in Health with Offenders Mark Doel and Catherine Sawdon and Welfare Edited by Kevin Gorman, 1999 240pp ISBN 978 1 85302 823 6 pb £17.95 Working with Carers Working with Difference BIC: JBS Marilyn Gregory, Michelle Hayles Christine Heron Ann Loxley and Nigel Parton 1998 160pp ISBN 978 1 85302 562 4 pb £17.95 1997 120pp ISBN 978 1 85302 394 1 pb £15.95 2006 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 345 5 pb £18.99 Choosing a Groupwork BIC: JBQ BIC: JBQ, JBS BIC: JBVP, TEXTBOOK Approach An Inclusive Stance Observation and its Application Caring for People Managing Men Who Sexually Oded Manor to Social Work in the Community Abuse 2000 240pp ISBN 978 1 85302 870 0 pb £19.95 Rather Like Breathing The New Welfare BIC: JBS David Briggs and Roger Kennington Edited by Karen Tanner Edited by Michael Titterton 2006 240pp ISBN 978 1 85302 807 6 pb £18.99 and Pat Le Riche 1994 176pp ISBN 978 1 85302 112 1 pb £18.95 BIC: JBVP, JBVP1, JBS Groupwork in Social Care 1998 176pp ISBN 978 1 85302 630 0 pb £17.95 BIC: JBQC, JBS Planning and Setting Up Groups ISBN 978 1 85302 629 4 hb £37.50 BIC: JBS Julie Phillips 2001 128pp ISBN 978 1 85302 829 8 pb £14.95 BIC: JBS
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Disaster and After Becoming a Trainer in Adult Ageing, Spirituality Dementia Care Training Manual Social Work in the Aftermath Abuse Work and Well-being for Staff Working in Nursing of Disaster Jacki Pritchard Edited by Albert Jewell and Residential Settings Tim Newburn 2001 176pp ISBN 978 1 85302 913 4 pb £19.95 2003 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 167 3 pb £17.95 Danny Walsh 1993 208pp ISBN 978 1 85302 170 1 pb £16.95 BIC: JBQN BIC: HRLK1, JBQN 2006 192pp ISBN 978 1 84310 318 9 A4 pb BIC: JBQ, JBS, JBNG £27.99 BIC: JBQN, MQCG Training Manual for Working Spirituality and Ageing Learning and Teaching with Older People in Residential Edited by Albert Jewell The Importance of Food in Social Work: Towards and Day Care Settings 1998 196pp ISBN 978 1 85302 631 7 pb £17.95 and Mealtimes in Dementia Care Reflective Practice Jacki Pritchard BIC: HRLK1, JBQN The Table is Set Edited by Margaret Yelloly 2003 400pp ISBN 978 1 84310 123 9 A4 pb Grethe Berg and Mary Henkel £39.95 BIC: JBQN Wholeness in Later Life Foreword by Aase-Marit Nygård 1994 220pp ISBN 978 1 85302 237 1 pb £19.95 Ruth Bright 2006 88pp ISBN 978 1 84310 435 3 Illustr pb BIC: JBQ, JBS 1997 272pp ISBN 978 1 85302 447 4 pb £17.95 £12.99 Territory: World except Norway BIC: Working with Elder Abuse MBPK, JBQN, JCM A Training Manual for Home Care, BIC: JBQN Residential and Day Care Staff Jacki Pritchard Evaluating Quality in Services Alzheimer A Journey Together 1996 192pp ISBN 978 1 85302 418 4 A4 pb for Disabled and Older People Working £19.95 BIC: JBQN Edited by Doria Pilling Federica Caracciolo and Graham Watson Foreword by Luisa Bartorelli 2005 112pp ISBN 978 1 84310 408 7 pb £8.99 with Older People 1995 240pp ISBN 978 1 85302 289 0 pb £19.95 Integrating Care BIC: JC, JBQN for Older People BIC: JBQN New Care for Old – A Systems Approach Spiritual Growth and Care Dancing with Dementia Christopher Foote Ageing, Independence in the Fourth Age of Life and the Life Course My Story of Living Positively Elizabeth Mackinlay and Christine Stanners with Dementia Foreword by Bob Kane, Professor of Long-Term Care Edited by Sara Arber 2006 272pp ISBN 978 1 84310 231 1 pb £17.99 Christine Bryden and Rosalie Kane, Professor of Social Work, and Maria Evandrou BIC: JBQN, VFPG, HRLK1 2005 200pp ISBN 978 1 84310 332 5 pb £13.99 Minneapolis Published with the British Society BIC: JBQN, VFPG, MQCG 2002 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 010 2 pb £22.50 of Gerontology The Spiritual Dimension BIC: JBQN 1993 256pp ISBN 978 1 85302 180 0 pb £19.95 of Ageing BIC: JBQN Reducing Stress-related Behaviour in People Elizabeth MacKinlay The Abuse of Older People 2001 304pp ISBN 978 1 84310 008 9 pb £17.95 A Training Manual for Detection Gerontology with Dementia BIC: HRLK1, JBQN and Prevention, Second edition Responding to an Ageing Society Care Based Therapy Jacki Pritchard Edited by Kevin Morgan Chris Bonner Reviewing Care Management Foreword by Eric Sainsbury Published with the British Society 2005 96pp ISBN 978 1 84310 349 3 Illustr pb £14.95 BIC: JBQN, MQCG for Older People 1995 208pp ISBN 978 1 85302 305 7 pb £17.95 of Gerontology Edited by Judith Phillips BIC: JBQN 1992 256pp ISBN 978 1 85302 117 6 pb £19.95 BIC:JBQN Perspectives on Rehabilitation and Bridget Penhale and Dementia Published with the British Society Elder Abuse Work of Gerontology Best Practice in Britain and Canada Older Women in the Criminal Edited by Mary Marshall 1996 160pp ISBN 978 1 85302 317 0 pb £18.95 Edited by Jacki Pritchard Justice System 2004 256pp ISBN 978 1 84310 286 1 pb £19.95 BIC: MBPK, MQCG BIC: JBQN 1999 512pp ISBN 978 1 85302 704 8 pb £27.50 Running Out of Time BIC: JBQN Azrini Wahidin Care Services for Later Life The Simplicity of Dementia 2004 240pp ISBN 978 1 84310 170 3 pb £19.95 A Guide for Family and Carers Transformations and Critiques Geronticide BIC: JBQN Edited by Tony Warnes, Mike Nolan and Killing the Elderly Huub Buijssen 2005 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 321 9 pb £13.95 Lorna Warren Mike Brogden BIC: MBPK, MQCG 2001 352pp ISBN 978 1 85302 852 6 pb £18.95 2001 224pp ISBN 978 1 85302 709 3 pb £18.95 BIC: JC, JBNH BIC: JBQN Dementia Dementia and Social Inclusion Marginalised groups Support Groups for Older People Past Trauma in Late Life and marginalised areas of dementia Who Have Been Abused European Perspectives on Therapeutic Evaluation in Dementia Care research, care and practice Beyond Existing Work with Older People Edited by Anthea Innes Edited by Anthea Innes, Carole Archibald and Jacki Pritchard Edited by Linda Hunt, Mary Marshall and and Louise McCabe Charlie Murphy 2006 272pp ISBN 978 1 84310 429 2 pb £19.99 2003 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 102 4 £18.95 Cherry Rowlings 2004 288pp ISBN 978 1 84310 174 1 pb £18.95 BIC: JBS, JBQN, MQCG BIC: JBSN 1997 224pp ISBN 978 1 85302 446 7 pb £19.95 BIC: MBPK, MQCG BIC: JBQN, JBSN Male Victims of Elder Abuse Their Experiences and Needs Jacki Pritchard 2001 112pp ISBN 978 1 85302 999 8 pb £15.95 BIC: JBQN, JBSN
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A Guide to the Spiritual Dementia Dimension of Care for People New Skills for Social Workers Bradford Dementia Group with Alzheimer’s Disease Edited by Alan Chapman Bradford Good Practice Guides and Mary Marshall 2006 140pp ISBN 978 1 84310 357 8 pb and Related Dementia £14.99 BIC: JBQN, MQCG, MBPK More than Body, Brain and Breath Case Studies for Practice 5 Dementia Group Eileen Shamy 1993 160pp ISBN 978 1 85302 142 8 pb £15.95 BIC: MBPK, MQCG Healing Arts Therapies Forewords by Richard Sainsbury, Good Practice Robert Baldwin and Albert Jewell and Person-Centred Dementia 2003 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 129 1 pb £18.99 Younger People with Dementia Guides Care BIC: HRLK1, MQCG Planning, Practice and Development Edited by Anthea Innes Edited by Sylvia Cox and John Keady and Karen Hatfield Under the editorship of Murna Downs, Explorations in Dementia Foreword by Mary Marshall Bradford Dementia Group Theoretical and Research Studies into the 1999 272pp ISBN 978 1 85302 588 4 pb £19.95 Chair in Dementia Studies at the Uni- Good Practice Guides BIC: MBPK, MQCG Experience of Remediable and Enduring versity of Bradford, this series consti- 2001 144pp ISBN 978 1 84310 038 6 pb Cognitive Losses tutes a set of accessible, jargon-free, £16.99 BIC: MBPK, MQCG, JBQN Michael Bender evidence-based good practice guides 2002 448pp ISBN 978 1 84310 174 1 £19.95 for all those involved in the care of Primary Care and Dementia BIC: MBPK, MQCG people with dementia and their families. Steve Iliffe and Vari Drennan Research The series draws together a range of ev- Foreword by Murna Downs Understanding Dementia idence including the experience of Bradford Dementia Group The Man with the Worried Eyes Highlights people with dementia and their families, Good Practice Guides Richard Cheston and Michael Bender practice wisdom, and research and 2001 144pp ISBN 978 1 85302 997 4 pb in Social Work £14.95 BIC: MBPK, MQCG, JBQN 1999 250pp ISBN 978 1 85302 479 5 pb £18.95 scholarship to promote quality of life BIC: MBPK, MQCG and quality of care. Social Work and Dementia Series editor: Joyce Lishman Good Practice and Care Management The Perspectives of People This topical series examines areas of partic- Person-Centred Dementia Margaret Anne Tibbs with Dementia ular interest to those in social and commu- Research Methods and Motivations Care Foreword by Murna Downs nity work and related fields. Each book Making Services Better Edited by Heather Wilkinson Bradford Dementia Group draws together different aspects of the sub- Good Practice Guides 2001 256pp ISBN 978 1 84310 001 0 pb £17.95 Dawn Brooker BIC: MBPK, MQCG ject, drawing out implications for policy Bradford Dementia Group 2001 176pp ISBN 978 1 85302 904 2 pb and practice. Good Practice Guides £15.95 BIC: MBPK, MQCG, JBQN The Girl on the Shore 2006 162pp ISBN 978 1 84310 337 0 pb £14.99 BIC: JBQN, MQCG, MBPK Training and Development F.M. Hughes Social Work and Evidence-Based Practice for Dementia Care Workers 2002 128pp ISBN 978 1 84310 111 6 pb £9.95 Ethical Issues in Dementia BIC: MBPK, MQCG, YFX Edited by David Smith Anthea Innes Research Highlights in Social Work 45 Care Bradford Dementia Group Making Difficult Decisions Good Practice Guides Including the Person 2004 192pp ISBN: 9781843101567 pb £17.95 BIC: JBS, TEXTBOOK Julian C. Hughes and Clive Baldwin 1999 128pp ISBN 978 1 85302 761 1 pb with Dementia in Designing £14.95 BIC: MBPK, MQCG, JBQN and Delivering Care ‘I Need to Be Me!’ Reconceptualising Work Elizabeth Barnett with ‘Carers’ Foreword by Mary Marshall New Directions for Policy and Practice Research Highlights in Social Work 42 2000 224pp ISBN 978 1 85302 740 6 pb £17.95 BIC: MBPK, MQCG Edited by Kirsten Stalker Child Abuse and Child Abusers 2001 192pp ISBN 978 1 84310 023 2 pb £17.95 BIC: JBS, JBVP1 Research Highlights in Social Work 43 Protection and Prevention Hearing the Voice of People 2002 208pp ISBN 978 1 84310 118 5 £18.95 Edited by Lorraine Waterhouse BIC: JBS, JBQC Dementia – Challenges with Dementia Foreword by Olive Stevenson Opportunities and Obstacles Research Highlights in Social Work 24 and New Directions Women Who Offend 1996 240pp ISBN 978 1 85302 408 5 pb £18.95 Malcolm Goldsmith Edited by Susan Hunter 1993 ISBN 978 1 85302 133 6 hb £29.95 BIC: Research Highlights in Social Work 31 Preface by Mary Marshall Edited by Gill McIvor JBS, JBVP1, JBNH1 Research Highlights in Social Work 44 1997 200pp ISBN978 1 85302 312 5 pb £17.95 1996 192pp ISBN 978 1 85302 406 1 pb £16.99 BIC: JBQN, MQCG BIC: MBPK, MQCG 2003 304pp ISBN 978 1 84310 154 3 pb £18.95 BIC: JBS, JBVP1 Developing Services for Older People and their Families The Social Construction Children and Young People Working with Offenders Edited by Rosemary Bland of Confused Professionals? in Conflict with the Law Edited by Gill McIvor Research Highlights in Social Work 29 Nancy H. Harding and Colin Palfrey Edited by Stewart Asquith Research Highlights in Social Work 26 1996 224pp ISBN 978 1 85302 290 6 pb £18.95 Research Highlights in Social Work 30 1997 224pp ISBN 978 1 85302 257 9 pb £19.95 BIC: JBQN 1995 208pp ISBN 978 1 85302 249 4 pb £18.95 BIC: MBPK, MQCG 1996 280pp ISBN 978 1 85302 291 3 pb £18.95 BIC: JBS, JBVP1 BIC: JBVP2 Reparation and Victim-Focused Social Work Edited by Brian Williams
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Managing Front Line Practice Issues in Addictions and Foster Carers in Social Care Problem Drug Use Supporting Why They Stay Edited by Daphne Statham Behaviour, Policy and Practice and Why They Leave Research Highlights in Social Work 40 Edited by Mick Bloor and Fiona Wood Parents Ian Sinclair, Ian Gibbs 2003 192pp ISBN 978 1 85302 886 1 £17.95 Research Highlights in Social Work 33 and Kate Wilson BIC: JBS 1998 224pp ISBN 978 1 85302 438 2 pb £17.95 Supporting Parents Series BIC: JBNP2 Series edited by David Quinton, Professor 2004 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 172 7 £17.95 Adult Day Services and Social of Psychosocial Development, University BIC: JBQH, JBJC4 Inclusion: Better Days Social Care and Housing of Bristol Consultant editors: Carolyn Davies & Edited by Chris Clark Edited by Ian Shaw, Susan Lambert and David Foster Placements Research Highlights in Social Work 39 Clapham Caroline Thomas, Department of Health Why They Succeed and Why They Fail 2001 240pp ISBN 978 1 85302 887 8 pb £17.95 Research Highlights in Social Work 32 and Department for Education and Skills. BIC: JBQC 1998 172pp ISBN 978 1 85302 437 5 pb £17.95 This important series is the result of an ex- Ian Sinclair, Kate Wilson BIC: JBQL tensive government-funded research initia- and Ian Gibbs Managing Sex Offender Risk tive into how we can best support parents Supporting Parents Series Performance Review and carers as part of an integrated service 2004 256pp ISBN 978 1 84310 173 4 £18.95 Edited by Hazel Kemshall BIC: JBQH, JBJC4 and Gill McIvor and Quality in Social Care for children. 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Julia Segal and John Simkins BIC JBNH1, JBNH2 The Participation Rights 1996 256pp ISBN 978 1 85302 409 2 pb £16.95 of the Child BIC: JBQJ, JBNL Sexual Abuse Living Alongside a Child’s Rights and Responsibilities The Child’s Voice – in Family and Society Recovery Poppies on the Rubbish Heap Working with Children in Need Målfrid Grude Flekkøy Therapeutic Parenting Madge Bray with Traumatized Children Studies in Complexity and Natalie Hevener Kaufman and Challenge Introduction by Sarah Boyle Billy Pughe and Terry Philpot Children in Charge 4 Edited by Eric Sainsbury 1997 224pp ISBN 978 1 85302 487 0 pb £17.95 Foreword by Mary Walsh BIC: JBNH1, JBNH2 1997 200pp ISBN 978 1 85302 490 0 pb £18.95 Delivering Recovery series Foreword by Tom White BIC: JBQH 1994 240pp ISBN 978 1 85302 275 3 pb £15.95 2006 144pp ISBN 978 1 84310 328 8 pb BIC: JBQH Creative Responses to Child £15.99 BIC: JBS, MBPK Traveller Children Sexual Abuse – Revised Edition A Voice for Themselves Reaching Growth and Risk in Infancy Challenges and Dilemmas Cathy Kiddle the Vulnerable Child Stephen Briggs Edited by Sue Richardson Children in Charge 8 Therapy with Traumatized Children 1997 208pp ISBN 978 1 85302 398 9 pb £18.95 and Heather Bacon 1999 200pp ISBN 978 1 85302 684 3 pb £17.95 BIC: JBQH Foreword by Frank Cook MP BIC: JBQH Janie Rymaszewska and Terry Philpot 2003 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 147 5 pb £17.95 Foreword by Mary Walsh BIC: JBNH1, JBNH2, MQTC 2005 144pp ISBN 978 1 84310 329 5 pb Letters to Children in Family Educational Citizenship £15.99 BIC: JBS,MBPK, MQTC Therapy and Independent Learning A Narrative Approach Homeless Children Problems and Needs Rhys Griffith The Child’s Own Story Torben Marner Children in Charge 6 Life Story Work 2000 112pp ISBN 978 1 85302 894 6 pb £13.95 Edited by Panos Vostanis 1998 300pp ISBN 978 1 85302 611 9 pb £18.95 with Traumatized Children BIC: JBQJ, MQTC and Stuart Cumella BIC: JBQH Richard Rose and Terry Philpot 1999 200pp ISBN 978 1 85302 595 2 pb £18.95 BIC: JBQH Foreword by Mary Walsh, Co-founder and Middle Childhood Children as Citizens Chief Executive of SACCS Moira Borland, Ann Laybourn, Malcolm Hill Education for Participation 2004 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 287 8 and Jane Brown Edited by Cathie Holden £14.95 BIC: JBQH, JBJC4 1998 224pp ISBN 978 1 85302 473 3 pb £18.95 and Nick Clough ISBN 978 1 85302 472 6 hb £45.00 BIC: JBQH Children Children in Charge 5 1998 240pp ISBN 978 1 85302 566 2 pb £17.95 Parenting Girls in Charge BIC: JBQH Janet Irwin, Susanna de Vries and Susan Stratigos Wilson A Charge against Society Family Day Care 2000 200pp ISBN 978 1 85302 946 2 pb £16.95 Series editor: Mary John The Child’s Right to Protection International Perspectives on Policy, Only available from JKP in the UK and Europe The series concentrates on the theme of Edited by Mary John Practice and Quality BIC: JBQH Children in Charge 3 Edited by Ann Mooney children’s rights, reflecting the increasing knowledge and research activity in this 1997 276pp ISBN 978 1 85302 411 5 pb £17.95 and June Statham Supporting Survivors BIC: JBQH area. 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Young Children’s Rights Understanding Street Drugs Talking to My Mum Domestic Violence Exploring Beliefs, Principles A Handbook of Substance Misuse for A Picture Workbook for Workers, Mothers Guidelines for Research-Informed and Practice Parents, Teachers and Other and Children Affected Practice Priscilla Alderson Professionals by Domestic Abuse Edited by John P. Vincent Children in Charge 10 Second Edition Cathy Humphreys, Ravi K. Thiara, Agnes and Ernest N. 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Hughes and their Adoption Experiences Parents, Offspring Carol Hayden, Jim Goddard, 2003 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 021 8 pb £16.95 and Donors through the Years BIC: JBQH, JBJC4 Gary Clapton Sarah Gorin and Niki Van Der Spek 2002 240pp ISBN 978 1 84310 012 6 pb £16.95 Caroline Lorbach 1999 224pp ISBN 978 1 85302 670 6 pb £17.95 BIC: JBQH, JBJC4 Foreword by Eric Blyth BIC: JBQH First Steps in Parenting 2003 208pp ISBN 978 1 84310 122 2 £15.95 the Child Who Hurts: Tiddlers The Birth of an Adoptive, BIC: JBQJ Children’s Homes Revisited and Toddlers Foster or Stepmother David Berridge and Isabelle Brodie Second Edition Beyond Biological Mothering Attachments 1997 250pp ISBN 978 1 85302 565 5 pb £18.95 Caroline Archer, Adoption UK Barbara Waterman BIC: JBQH 1999 128pp ISBN 978 1 85302 801 4 pb £13.95 2003 272pp ISBN 978 1 84310 724 8 pb £15.95 BIC: JBQH, JBJC4 BIC: JBQH, JBJC4 Disabilities Young People Leaving Care Life After the Children Act 1989 Next Steps in Parenting Looking for Oliver Learning to Live Bob Broad the Child Who Hurts: Tykes A Mother’s Search for the Son with Huntington’s Disease 1998 250pp ISBN 978 1 85302 412 2 pb £19.95 and Teens She Gave Up for Adoption BIC: JBQH One Family’s Story Caroline Archer, Adoption UK Marianne Hancock Sandy Sulaiman 1999 224pp ISBN 978 1 85302 802 1 pb £15.95 2003 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 142 0 £14.95 2007 192pp ISBN 978 1 84310 487 2 pb £12.99 BIC: JBQH, JBJC4 BIC: JBQH, JBJC4, VFHP BIC: VFP VFPD Fostering The Adoption Experience Permanent Family Placement Sensory Stimulation Families who Give Children for Children of Minority Ethnic Sensory-Focused Activities and Adoption a Second Chance Origin for People with Physical Ann Morris, Adoption UK June Thoburn, Liz Norford and Multiple Disabilities published in association and Stephen Parvez Rashid Susan Fowler, Developing Adoption Support with The Daily Telegraph 2000 224pp ISBN 978 1 85302 875 5 pb £18.95 published with Scope (Vic.) 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Ltd and Young People Directorate, DfES 2006 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 436 0 A4 pb 2005 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 362 2 pb £16.95 Child Adoption Assisted £29.99 BIC: VFPD, JDGS2 BIC: JBJC4, JBQH A Guidebook for Adoptive Parents and their Advisors Conception Career Success Foster Children R.A.C. 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Brothers and Sisters Intimate and Personal Care Special Children, Challenged of Disabled Children Brain Injury with People with Learning Parents Peter Burke Disabilities The Struggles and Rewards of Raising a Child with a Disability 2003 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 043 0 pb £15.95 Stroke Survivor Edited by Steven Carnaby BIC: JBQH, VFPD Robert A. 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Donaldson 2004 144pp ISBN 978 1 84310 292 2 pb £15.95 1995 144pp ISBN 978 1 85302 313 2 pb £14.99 BIC: VFPD, JDJ Edited by Duncan Mitchell, BIC: JCD, MQMF Ageing with a Lifelong Disability Rannveig Traustadottir, A Guide to Practice, Program Living with Brain Injury Rohhss Chapman, Louise Townson, Nigel Language Development and Policy Issues for Human Services Ingham and Sue Ledger Professionals Philip L. Fairclough in Children with Disability 2002 128pp ISBN 978 1 84310 059 1 pb £12.95 2006 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 359 2 pb £17.99 and Special Needs Christine Bigby BIC: VFPD BIC: YXRX, JBQ, TEXTBOOK Foreword by Gordon Grant Performative Communication 2003 320pp ISBN 978 1 84310 077 5 pb £22.99 Person Centred Planning Irene Johansson BIC: VFPD, JBQN Cracked Translated by Eva Thomas Recovering After Traumatic Brain Injury and Care Management 1994 160pp ISBN 978 1 85302 241 8 pb £13.95 Housing Options Lynsey Calderwood with People with Learning BIC: JCD, MQMF 2002 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 065 2 pb £13.95 Disabilities for Disabled People BIC: VFPD, CVC Edited by Ruth Bull Edited by Paul Cambridge The People in a Girl’s Life Preface by Baroness Masham and Steven Carnaby How to Find Them, Better Understand Them and Keep Them 1998 288pp ISBN 978 1 85302 454 2 pb £19.95 2005 240pp ISBN 978 1 84310 131 4 pb £19.95 BIC: VFPD, JBQL BIC: MQM, JBQC, TEXTBOOK Martha Kate Downey 2002 128pp ISBN 978 1 84310 707 1 pb £11.95 Intellectual BIC: VFPD, JBQH Disability Politics Deinstitutionalization and Community Care and People with Intellectual Disabilities Living with Genetic Syndromes Mark Priestley Disabilities Associated with Intellectual 1999 256pp ISBN 978 1 85302 652 2 pb £18.95 In and Out of Institutions BIC: VFPD , JBQC Introducing Advocacy Edited by Kelley Johnson Disability The First Book of Speaking Up: A Plain and Rannveig Traustadóttir Marga Hogenboom Planning Care for Children Text Guide to Advocacy 2005 296pp ISBN 978 1 84310 101 7 pb £19.95 2001 144pp ISBN 978 1 85302 984 4 pb £13.95 in Respite Settings John Tufail and Kate Lyon BIC: JBQC BIC: VFPD Hello, This Is Me 2007 96pp ISBN 978 1 84310 475 9 Illustr pb £14.99 BIC: JBQ, JDGS, YXRX Helen Laverty and Mary Reet Working with People Women with Intellectual Speaking Up (4-volume set) 2007 ISBN 978 1 Disabilities 2001 160pp ISBN 978 1 85302 936 3 pb £17.95 84310 474 2 Illustr pb £45.00 BIC: JBQ, JDGS, with Learning Disabilities BIC: JBQH, VFPD YXRX Theory and Practice Finding a Place in the World David Thomas and Honor Woods Edited by Rannveig Traustadottir The Accessible Games Book Rules and Standards 2003 288pp ISBN 978 1 85302 973 8 pb £19.99 and Kelley Johnson Katie Marl The Second Book of Speaking Up: A Plain BIC: JBS 2000 304pp ISBN 978 1 85302 846 5 pb £16.95 BIC: VFPD 2000 128pp ISBN 978 1 85302 830 4 pb £15.95 Text Guide to Advocacy BIC: VFPD, JDGS 2007 48pp ISBN 978 1 84310 476 6 Illustr pb Inclusive Research with People £13.99 BIC: JBQ, JDGS, YXRX with Learning Disabilities Sexuality and Women From a Different Viewpoint Past, Present and Futures with Learning Disabilities The Lives and Experiences Listen Up! 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Foreword by Carol Bower Invisible Victims Immigration Controls, Foreword by Richard Wilkinson 1999 112pp ISBN 978 1 85302 820 5 pb £9.95 Crime and Abuse Against People with the Family and the Welfare State 2006 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 355 4 £25.00 BIC: VFPD BIC: JBM, JBN, MMH Learning Disabilities A Handbook of Law, Theory, Politics and Christopher Williams Practice for Local Authority, Voluntary Learning Disability in Focus 1995 160pp ISBN 978 1 85302 309 5 pb £19.95 Sector and Welfare State Workers and The Madness of Our Lives The Use of Photography in the Care of BIC: JBS, VFPD Legal Advisors Experiences of Mental Breakdown and People with a Learning Disability Steve Cohen Recovery Eve and Neil Jackson Home at Last 2001 336pp ISBN 978 1 85302 723 9 pb £17.95 Penny Gray 1999 112pp ISBN 978 1 85302 693 5 pb £14.95 How Two Young Women with Profound BIC: JBS, JBQ, JBQC, LCHH Foreword by Peter Campbell BIC: VFPD, MQTC Intellectual and Multiple Disabilities 2006 208pp ISBN 978 1 84310 057 7 pb £17.99 Achieved Their Own Home AnA–ZofCommunity Care Law BIC: JBQM, MBPK, MMH, JC Working Towards Independence Pat Fitton, Carol O’Brien Michael Mandelstam Janet Carr and Suzanne Collins and Jean Willson 1998 128pp ISBN 978 1 85302 560 0 pb £16.99 Depression in Later Life 1992 240pp ISBN 978 1 85302 140 4 Illustr pb Foreword by James Hogg BIC: JBS, JBQ,, LCHH Jill Manthorpe and Steve Iliffe £18.99 BIC: VFPD 1995 200pp ISBN 978 1 85302 254 8 pb £18.95 2005 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 234 2 pb £13.95 BIC: JBS, VFPD, JBQC Equipment for Older BIC: MQCG, MBPK Helping People with a Learning or Disabled People and the Law Social Perspectives Disability Explore Choice Michael Mandelstam Eve and Neil Jackson 1997 600pp ISBN 978 1 85302 352 1 pb £34.95 in Mental Health 1999 112pp ISBN 978 1 85302 688 1 Illustr pb BIC: JBS, JBQ, JBQC, LCHH, JBQN Developing Social Models £12.95 BIC: VFPD Social Work Law to Understand and Work with Mental Distress Young Adults with Special Helping People with a 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Music Therapy in Children’s Music Therapy with Children Inner Journeying Sand, Water, Silence – Hospices David Aldridge Through Art-Journaling Embodiment of Spirit Jessie’s Fund in Action 1998 CD Rom ISBN 978 1 85302 757 4 £15.95 Learning to See and Record Explorations in Matter and Psyche Edited by Mercédès Pavlicevic BIC: AVA, MQTC your Life as a Work of Art Mary Jane Markell Foreword by Victoria Wood Marianne Hieb 2002 272pp ISBN 978 1 84310 078 2 pb £19.95 2005 192pp ISBN 978 1 84310 254 0 pb £17.95 Music and People 2005 128pp ISBN 978 1 84310 794 1 pb £14.99 BIC: ABA, MQTC BIC: AVA, MQTC, MMC with Developmental Disabilities BIC: MQTC, ABA, JBSN Music Therapy, Remedial Music Making Studio Art Therapy Music Therapy in Palliative Care and Musical Activities Self-Healing Through Visual Cultivating the Artist Identity New Voices F. W. Schalkwijk and Verbal Art Therapy in the Art Therapist Edited by David Aldridge 1994 128pp ISBN 978 1 85302 226 5 pb £15.95 R.M. Simon Catherine Hyland Moon 1999 200pp ISBN 978 1 85302 739 0 pb £18.95 BIC: AVA, MQTC, VFPD Edited by S.A. Graham 2001 236pp ISBN 978 1 85302 814 4 pb £17.95 BIC: AVA, MQTC, MMC BIC: ABA, MQTC 2005 80pp ISBN 978 1 84310 344 8 pb £14.95 Making Music with the Young BIC: MMJT, MQTC Music Therapy in Health Child with Special Needs, Clayworks in Art Therapy and Education 2nd Edition Little Windows into Art Therapy Plying the Sacred Circle Edited by Margaret Heal A Guide for Parents Small Openings for Beginning Therapists David Henley and Tony Wigram Elaine Streeter Deborah Schroder 2002 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 706 4 pb £18.95 BIC: AFKH, ABA, MQTC Foreword by Anthony Storr 2001 64pp ISBN 978 1 85302 960 8 Illustr pb 2004 144pp ISBN 978 1 84310 778 1 pb £14.95 1993 304pp ISBN 978 1 85302 175 6 pb £25 £8.95 BIC: AVA, MQTC, VFPD BIC: ABA, MQTC BIC: AVA, MQTC, Art Therapy with Children Pied Piper A Practical Art Therapy on the Autistic Spectrum Music Therapy Research Musical Activities to Develop Basic Skills Susan I. Buchalter Beyond Words and Practice in Medicine John Bean and Amelia Oldfield 2004 160pp ISBN 978 1 84310 769 9 pb £15.95 Kathy Evans and Janek Dubowski From Out of the Silence 2001 96pp ISBN 978 1 85302 994 3 pb £14.95 BIC: ABA, MQTC 2001 112pp ISBN 9781853028250 pb £14.95 David Aldridge BIC: AVA, MQTC, VFPD BIC: ABA, MQTC 1996 336pp ISBN 978 1 85302 296 8 Illustr pb The Healing Flow: Artistic £18.95 BIC: AVA, MQTC Beginning Research Expression in Therapy Dancing on Blood in the Arts Therapies Creative Arts and the Process Arthur Robbins Clinical Applications A Practical Guide of Healing: An Image/Word Approach 2001 84 minute video ISBN 978 1 84310 702 6 of Music Therapy in Gary Ansdell and Mercédès Pavlicevic Inquiry £22.95 BIC: ABA, MQTC Developmental Disability, 2001 256pp ISBN 978 1 85302 885 4 pb £18.99 Martina Schnetz BIC: AVA, MQTC, VFPD Art Therapy Paediatrics and Neurology Forewords by V. Darroch-Lozowski and David C. Wright and Computer Technology Edited by Tony Wigram 2004 256pp ISBN 978 1 84310 205 2 pb £19.95 A Virtual Studio of Possibilities and Jos De Backer BIC: ABA, MQTC Cathy A. Malchiodi 1999 286pp ISBN 978 1 85302 734 5 pb £22.50 2000 176pp ISBN 978 1 85302 922 6 pb £16.95 2 volume set ISBN £35.00 BIC: AVA, MQTC Art Therapy Printmaking as Therapy BIC: ABA, MQTC Frameworks for Freedom Clinical Applications Lucy Mueller White Healing Arts of Music Therapy in Psychiatry Art Therapy and Social Action 2002 240pp ISBN 978 1 84310 708 8 pb £16.95 The History of Art Therapy BIC: ABA, MQTC Edited by Tony Wigram Edited by Frances F. Kaplan Susan Hogan 2006 272pp ISBN 978 1 84310 798 9 pb £18.99 Forewords by Mary Douglas and Jos De Backer BIC: MQTC JBN Art Therapy and AD/HD and David Lomas 1999 300pp ISBN 978 1 85302 733 8 pb £22.50 Diagnostic and Therapeutic Approaches 2 volume set ISBN £35.00 BIC: AVA, MQTC 2001 336pp ISBN 978 1 85302 799 4 pb £25.00 Drawing from Within Diane Stein Safran BIC: ABA, MQTC Using Art to Treat Eating Disorders Forewords by Myra Levick Music, Music Therapy Lisa D. Hinz and Gerald D. Oster Spirituality and Art Therapy and Trauma 2006 192pp ISBN 978 1 84310 822 1 Illustr pb 2002 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 709 5 pb £15.95 Living the Connection International Perspectives BIC: ABA, MQTC £16.99 BIC: MQMD, MQTC, JBSN, JC Edited by Mimi Farrelly-Hansen Edited by Julie P. Sutton Strengthening Emotional Ties 2001 272pp ISBN 978 1 85302 952 3 Illustr pb 2002 196pp ISBN 978 1 84310 027 0 pb £17.95 Grief Unseen £19.95 BIC: ABA, MQTC BIC: AVA, MQTC Healing Pregnancy Loss through Parent – Child-Dyad Art through the Arts Therapy The Use of Art in Counselling Constructing Musical Healing Interventions with Infants Laura Seftel Child and Adult Survivors The Wounds that Sing Foreword by Sherokee Ilse and Preschoolers of Sexual Abuse June Boyce-Tillman 2006 192pp ISBN 978 1 84310 805 4 pb £16.99 Lucille Proulx Foreword by Paul Robertson BIC: VFKB, MQTC, VFPX 2002 208pp ISBN 978 1 84310 713 2 pb £16.95 Maralynn M. Hagood 2000 256pp ISBN 978 1 85302 483 2 pb £24.99 BIC: ABA, MQTC Foreword by Marian Liebmann BIC: AVA, MQTC 2000 272pp ISBN 978 1 85302 228 9 pb £19.99 Group Analytic Art Therapy BIC: ABA, MQTC, JBSN Gerry McNeilly Gender Issues in Art Therapy Music Therapy in Dementia Care Foreword by Malcolm Pines Susan Hogan Edited by David Aldridge 2005 240pp ISBN 978 1 84310 301 1 pb £18.99 Foreword by Diane Waller 2000 256pp ISBN 978 1 85302 776 5 pb £19.95 BIC: MQTC 2002 240pp ISBN 978 1 85302 798 7 pb £19.95 BIC: AVA, MQTC, MQCG BIC: ABA, MQTC, JBF
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The Artist as Therapist The Revealing Image Art Therapy – Sambadrama Arthur Robbins Analytical Art Psychotherapy The Person-Centred Way The Arena of Brazilian Psychodrama 2000 240pp ISBN 978 1 85302 907 3 pb £18.95 in Theory and Practice Art and the Development Edited and translated BIC: ABA, MQTC Joy Schaverien of the Person by Zoltán Figusch 1999 240pp ISBN 978 1 85302 821 2 pb £19.99 Second edition Forewords by Adam Blatner Art as Therapy: Collected Papers BIC: ABA, MQTC ,MMJT Liesl Silverstone and José Fonseca Edith Kramer Foreword by Brian Thorne 2005 256pp ISBN 978 1 84310 363 9 pb £19.99 Foreword by Lani Gerity More Than Just a Meal 1997 304pp ISBN 978 1 85302 481 8 pb £19.99 BIC: MQTC, MMJT BIC: ABA, MQTC 2001 272pp ISBN 978 1 85302 902 8 pb £18.95 The Art of Eating Disorders BIC: ABA, MQTC Susan R. Makin Authentic Movement: Forewords by Brian Lask What Do You See? Moving the Body, Moving the Self, Being The Changing Shape and Cathy Malchiodi Phenomenology of Therapeutic Art Moved A Collection of Essays 1999 224pp ISBN 978 1 85302 805 2 pb £18.95 Expression Volume Two of Art Therapy BIC: ABA, MQTC, VFPJ New Developments in Theory Mala Betensky Edited by Patrizia Pallaro and Practice Foreword by Judith A. Rubin 2006 320pp ISBN 978 1 84310 768 2 pb £25.00 BIC: MMJT Edited by Andrea Gilroy Something to Draw On 1996 232pp ISBN 978 1 85302 261 6 Illustr pb Activities and Interventions £17.95 BIC: ABA, MQTC and Gerry McNeilly using an Art Therapy Approach Psychodrama 2000 208pp ISBN 978 1 85302 939 4 pb £19.95 Art Therapy with Offenders BIC: ABA, MQTC Carol Ross A Beginner’s Guide 1996 128pp ISBN 978 1 85302 363 7 Illustr pb Edited by Marian Liebmann Zoran Djuric, Jasna Veljkovic £15.95 BIC: ABA, MQTC Foreword by Judge Stephen Tumim Psychological Aesthetics and Miomir Tomic 1994 320pp ISBN 978 1 85302 171 8 Illustr pb 2005 80pp ISBN 978 1 84310 411 7 pb £15.99 Painting, Feeling and Making Sense £22.99 BIC: ABA, MQTC, JBVP1 Medical Art Therapy with Adults BIC: MQTC David Maclagan Edited by Cathy Malchiodi 2001 144pp ISBN 978 1 85302 834 2 pb £19.95 A Multi-Modal Approach BIC: ABA, MQTC Foreword by Richard Lippin Communicating 1999 240pp ISBN 978 1 85302 679 9 pb £19.95 to Creative Art Therapy with Children and Adolescents ISBN 978 1 85302 678 2 hb BIC: ABA, MQTC Arthur Robbins Self-Mutilation and Art Therapy Action for Change 1994 400pp ISBN 978 1 85302 262 3 Illustr pb Violent Creation Edited by Anne Bannister Medical Art Therapy £25 BIC: ABA, MQTC Diana Milia and Annie Huntington with Children 1999 224pp ISBN 978 1 85302 683 6 pb £19.99 Art Therapy in Practice 2002 240pp ISBN 978 1 84310 025 6 pb £17.95 BIC: ABA, MQTC Edited by Cathy Malchiodi BIC: ATG, MQTC Foreword by Judith Rubin Edited by Marian Liebmann Art, Science and Art Therapy 1999 240pp ISBN 978 1 85302 677 5 pb £19.95 1990 192pp ISBN 978 1 85302 058 2 Illustr pb Pediatric Dramatherapy ISBN 978 1 85302 676 8 hb £42.50 BIC: ABA, £16.95 BIC: ABA, MQTC Repainting the Picture MQTC They Couldn’t Run, Frances Kaplan So They Learned to Fly Carol E. Bouzoukis 2000 128pp ISBN 9781853026980 pb £14.95 Creativity and the Dissociative ISBN 9781853026973 hb £45.00 Foreword by Robert J. Landy BIC: ABA, MQTC Patient 2001 256pp ISBN 978 1 85302 961 5 pb £19.95 Puppets, Narrative and Art Dramatherapy BIC: ATG, MQT, VFPB in the Treatment of Survivors Foundation and Form of Childhood Trauma and Psychodrama Practical Approaches in Jungian Sandplay Lani Gerity Lenore Steinhardt to Dramatherapy 1999 160pp ISBN 978 1 85302 722 2 pb £18.95 The Shield of Perseus 2000 240pp ISBN 978 1 85302 841 0 Illustr pb BIC: ABA, MQTC, JBNH1 Playing the Other £18.95 BIC: ABA, MQTC Dramatizing Personal Narratives Madeline Andersen-Warren in Playback Theatre Art-Based Research and Roger Grainger Nick Rowe Therapeutic Art Directives Shaun McNiff 2000 240pp ISBN 978 1 85302 660 7 pb £18.95 Activities and Initiatives 2006 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 421 6 pb £18.99 BIC: ATG, MQTC 1998 224pp ISBN 978 1 85302 621 8 pb £16.95 BIC: MQTC for Individuals and Groups ISBN 978 1 85302 620 1 hb £37.50 BIC: ABA, Susan R. Makin MQTC Creative Group Therapy With commentaries by Cathy Malchiodi Reminiscence Theatre for Women Survivors Making Theatre from Memories 1999 144pp ISBN 9781853028243 pb £15.95 Tapestry of Cultural Issues of Child Sexual Abuse BIC: ABA, MQTC in Art Therapy Pam Schweitzer Speaking the Unspeakable Foreword by Glenda Jackson MP Edited by Anna R. Hiscox Bonnie Meekums Contemporary Art Therapy 2006 20pp ISBN 978 1 84310 430 8 pb £19.99 Foreword by Anne Bannister and Abby C. Calisch BIC: MQTC, ATG 2000 224pp ISBN 978 1 85302 453 5 pb £19.95 with Adolescents 1998 250pp ISBN 978 1 85302 576 1 Illustr pb BIC: ATG, MQTC, JBSN Shirley Riley £19.95 BIC: ABA, MQTC Rebels with a Cause Forewords by Gerald D. Oster Working with Adolescents and Cathy Malchiodi Emotional Expression Using Action Techniques 1999 288pp ISBN 978 1 85302 637 9 pb £19.95 among the Cree Indians BIC: ABA, MQTC Mario Cossa The Role of Pictorial Representations in Foreword by Zerka Moreno the Assessment of Psychological 2005 208pp ISBN 978 1 84310 379 0 pb £18.99 Mindedness BIC MQTC, MMJT Nadia Ferrara 1999 144pp ISBN 978 1 85302 656 0 pb £18.95 BIC: ABA, MQTC
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Theory and Practice of Action Introduction to Dramatherapy Persona and Performance Psychodrama with Trauma and Drama Techniques Theatre and Healing – The Meaning of Role in Drama, Therapy Survivors Developmental Psychotherapy from an Ariadne’s Ball of Thread and Everyday Life Acting Out Your Pain Existential-Dialectical Viewpoint Sue Jennings Robert J. Landy Peter Felix Kellermann Leni Verhofstadt-Denève Foreword by Clare Higgins 1994 250pp ISBN 978 1 85302 230 2 pb £19.95 and M.K. Hudgins 1998 192pp ISBN 978 1 85302 635 5 pb £16.95 Only available from JKP in the UK and Europe Preface by Hubert Hermans 2000 352pp ISBN 978 1 85302 893 9 pb £19.95 BIC: ATG, MQTC BIC: ATG, MQTC 2000 250pp ISBN 978 1 85302 803 8 pb £22.50 BIC: ATG, MQTC, JBNG BIC: ATG, MQTC Dramatherapy with Families, Reflections on Therapeutic Psychodrama Supervision and Dramatherapy Storymaking Groups and Individuals Group Psychotherapy Edited by Elektra Tselikas-Portmann The Use of Stories in Groups Waiting in the Wings as Experimental Theatre Foreword by Paolo Knill Alida Gersie Sue Jennings Eva Røine 1992 160pp ISBN 978 1 85302 144 2 pb £17.95 1999 240pp ISBN 978 1 85302 738 3 pb £19.95 1997 224pp ISBN 978 1 85302 272 2 pb £18.95 1997 224pp ISBN 978 1 85302 494 8 pb £18.95 BIC: ATG, MQTC BIC: ATG, MQTC BIC: MQTC BIC: ATG, MQTC
Drama Workshops Storymaking in Education Drama and Healing for Anger Management and Therapy The Roots of Drama Therapy and Offending Behaviour Alida Gersie and Nancy King Roger Grainger 1995 160pp ISBN 978 1 85302 337 8 pb £18.95 A Drama Workshop Approach 1990 407pp ISBN 9781853025204 pb £27.50 Play Therapy BIC: ATG, MQTC James Thompson BIC: MQTC 1999 176pp ISBN 978 1 85302 702 4 pb £19.95 The Handbook of Gestalt Play BIC: ATG, MQTC, JBVP1 Imagination, Identification Dramatherapy for People Therapy and Catharsis in Theatre with Learning Disabilities A World of Difference Practical Guidelines Social Cognition Through Drama and Therapy for Child Therapists and Literature Anna Chesner Mary Duggan and Roger Grainger Foreword by Sue Emmy Jennings Rinda Blom for People 1997 176pp ISBN 978 1 85302 431 3 pb £18.95 1995 240pp ISBN 9781853022081 Illustr pb Foreword by Hannie Schoeman BIC: MQTC with Learning Disabilities £18.95 BIC: ATG, MQTC 2006 256pp ISBN 978 1 84310 459 9 Illustr pb Macbeth in Mind £18.99 BIC: MQTC, JBQH Nicola Grove and Keith Park Discovering the Self through Post Traumatic Stress Disorder 2001 112pp A4 ISBN 978 1 85302 908 0 pb Drama and Movement Amy Elizabeth Goes to Play £19.95 BIC: ATG, MQTC, VFPD and Dramatherapy The Sesame Approach Treatment and Risk Reduction Therapy Edited by Jenny Pearson Linda Winn Kathleen A. Chara and Paul J. Chara Odyssey Now Foreword by Anthony Stevens Foreword by Alida Gersie Illustrated by J.M. Berns 1996 288pp ISBN 978 1 85302 384 2 Illustr pb Nicola Grove and Keith Park 1994 144pp ISBN 978 1 85302 183 1 Illustr pb 2004 64pp ISBN 978 1 84310 775 0 pb £7.95 £19.99 BIC: MQTC 1996 96pp ISBN 978 1 85302 315 6 A4 pb £16.95 BIC: ATG, MQTC BIC: MQTC, JBQH £19.95 BIC: ATG, MQTC, VFPD Rhythm and Timing Movement and Drama Simultaneous Treatment Trust and Power of Movement in Performance in Therapy of Parent and Child Taking Care of Ourselves Drama, Dance and Ceremony 2nd edition Second Edition through Drama Janet Goodridge Audrey G. Wethered Saralea E. Chazan Penny Casdagli 1999 280pp ISBN 978 1 85302 548 8 pb £22.50 Foreword by Chloe Garner 2003 240pp ISBN 978 1 84310 736 1 £15.95 BIC: MQTC 1998 200pp ISBN 978 1 85302 556 3 pb £17.95 1993 128pp ISBN 978 1 85302 199 2 Illustr pb BIC: MQTC, JBQH BIC: ATG, MQTC £15.95 BIC: ATG, MQTC Dramatic Approaches Profiles of Play Making a Leap – Theatre to Brief Therapy Dramatherapy: Clinical Studies Assessing and Observing Structure and for Empowerment Edited by Alida Gersie Edited by Steve Mitchell Process in Play Therapy A Practical Handbook for Creative Drama 1995 288pp ISBN 978 1 85302 271 5 pb £19.95 1995 272pp ISBN 978 1 85302 304 0 pb £18.95 Saralea E. Chazan Work with Young People BIC: MQTC BIC: ATG, MQTC 2002 240pp ISBN 978 1 84310 703 3 pb £17.95 Sara Clifford and Anna Herrmann BIC: MQTC, JBQH Foreword by Alec Davison Storymaking and Creative Child Play 1999 208pp ISBN 978 1 85302 632 4 pb £19.95 Its Importance for Human Development The Story So Far BIC: ATG, MQTC, YXRH Groupwork with Older People Paula Crimmens Peter Slade Play Therapy Narratives 1997 160pp ISBN 978 1 85302 440 5 pb £17.95 1995 352pp ISBN 978 1 85302 246 3 Illustr pb Edited by Ann Cattanach Special Talents, Special Needs BIC: MQTC, JBQN £19.95 2002 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 063 8 pb £17.95 Drama for People BIC: MQTC, JBQH with Learning Disabilities Essays in Drama Therapy Focus on Psychodrama Ian McCurrach and Barbara Darnley The Double Life The Therapeutic Aspects Children’s Stories 1999 240pp ISBN 978 1 85302 561 7 pb £16.95 of Psychodrama BIC: ATG, MQTC, VFPD Robert Landy in Play Therapy Foreword by Gavin Bolton Peter Felix Kellermann Ann Cattanach 1996 274pp ISBN 978 1 85302 322 4 pb £25 Foreword by Jonathan D. Moreno 1997 240pp ISBN 978 1 85302 362 0 pb £18.95 BIC: ATG, MQTC 1992 160pp ISBN 978 1 85302 127 5 pb £17.95 BIC: MQTC, JBQH BIC: ATG, MQTC
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Play Therapy Using Voice and Movement Storytelling with Children Handbook of Inquiry in the Arts Where the Sky Meets in Therapy in Crisis Therapies the Underworld The Practical Application Take Just One Star – How Impoverished One River, Many Currents Ann Cattanach of Voice Movement Therapy Children Heal Through Stories Edited by Helen Payne 1994 176pp ISBN 978 1 85302 211 1 pb £15.95 Paul Newham Molly Salans Foreword by John Rowan BIC: MQTC, JBQH 1999 176pp ISBN 978 1 85302 592 1 pb £18.95 2003 240pp ISBN 978 1 84310 745 3 pb £15.95 1993 276pp ISBN 978 1 85302 153 4 Illustr pb BIC: MQTC BIC: MQTC, JBQH, JBNH1 £22.50 BIC: MQTC Play Therapy with Abused Children Therapeutic Voicework The Expressive Body in Life, The Metaphoric Body Ann Cattanach Principles and Practice for the Use of Art and Therapy Guide to Expressive Therapy through 1993 160pp ISBN 978 1 85302 193 0 Illustr pb Singing as a Therapy Working with Movement, Metaphor and Images and Archetypes £16.95 BIC: MQTC, JBQH Paul Newham Meaning Leah Bartal and Nira Ne’eman 1997 592pp ISBN 978 1 85302 361 3 pb £39.99 Daria Halprin Foreword by Harris Chaiklin BIC: MQTC Case Studies in Non-directive 2002 256pp ISBN 978 1 84310 737 8 pb £18.95 1993 220pp ISBN 978 1 85302 152 7 Illustr pb Play Therapy BIC: MQTC £18.95 BIC: MQTC Virginia Ryan and Kate Wilson Authentic Movement 2000 272pp ISBN 978 1 85302 912 7 pb £19.95 Essays by Mary Starks Whitehouse, Janet Expressive Arts with Elders Arts Approaches to Conflict BIC: MQTC, JBQH Adler and Joan Chodorow A Resource, Second Edition Edited by Marian Liebmann Edited by Patrizia Pallaro Edited by Naida Weisberg 1996 400pp ISBN 978 1 85302 293 7 Illustr pb Introduction to Developmental 1999 320pp ISBN 978 1 85302 653 9 pb £19.95 and Rosilyn Wilder £25.00 BIC: MQTC BIC: MQTC Playtherapy Forewords by Stanley Cath Playing and Health – and George Sigel Arts Therapists, Refugees Persephone’s Journey 2001 288pp ISBN 978 1 85302 819 9 pb £19.95 and Migrants Sue Jennings BIC: MQTC, JBQN Reaching Across Borders Foreword by Mooli Lahad Edited by Ditty Dokter 1999 196pp ISBN 978 1 85302 635 5 pb £18.95 Expressive and Process in the Arts Therapies 1998 200pp ISBN 978 1 85302 550 1 pb £18.95 BIC: MQTC, JCD, JBQH Edited by Ann Cattanach BIC: MQTC, JBNK Interdisciplinary 1999 200pp ISBN 978 1 85302 625 6 pb £18.95 Gravity and the Creation of Self BIC: MQTC An Exploration of Self Representations Arts Therapies and Clients Using Spatial Concepts Healing the Inner City Child with Eating Disorders Elizabeth Burford Creative Arts Therapies Researching the Arts Therapies Fragile Board A Dramatherapist’s Perspective 1998 160pp ISBN 978 1 85302 557 0 pb £17.95 with At-Risk Youth Edited by Ditty Dokter BIC: MQTC, JBQH Edited by Vanessa A. Camilleri Roger Grainger 1994 320pp ISBN 978 1 85302 256 2 Illustr pb £19.95 BIC: MQTC,VFPJ 2007 320pp ISBN 978 1 84310 824 5 pb £24.99 1999 180pp ISBN 978 1 85302 654 6 pb £18.95 BIC: JCD MQTC BIC: MQTC, Art Therapy and Dramatherapy Voice Expressive and Creative Foundations of Expressive Arts Masks of the Soul Arts Methods for Trauma Therapy Sue Jennings and Åse Minde Survivors Theoretical and Clinical Perspectives 1994 224pp ISBN 978 1 85302 181 7 pb £19.95 and Movement BIC: MQTC Edited by Lois Carey Edited by Stephen K. Levine Foreword by Judith Rubin and Ellen G. Levine An Introduction to Medical 2006 224pp ISBN 978 1 84310 386 8 pb Illustr 1998 350pp ISBN 978 1 85302 463 4 pb £19.95 Approaches to Case Study Dance/Movement Therapy £17.99 BIC: MMKB, MQTC BIC: MQTC A Handbook for Those Entering Health Care in Motion the Therapeutic Field Sharon W. Goodill Principles and Practice Poiesis Robin Higgins Foreword by John Graham-Pole of Expressive Arts Therapy The Language of Psychology 1993 140pp ISBN 978 1 85302 182 4 pb £15.95 and the Speech of the Soul BIC: MQTC, JCF 2004 240pp ISBN 978 1 84310 785 9 pb £17.95 Toward a Therapeutic Aesthetics BIC: MQTC Paolo J. Knill, Ellen G. Levine Stephen K. Levine Foreword by Paolo Knill Approaches to Research and Stephen K. Levine Using Voice and Theatre 1997 144pp ISBN 978 1 85302 488 7 pb £13.95 A Handbook for those Writing 2004 256pp ISBN 978 1 84310 039 3 pb £18.95 BIC: MQTC a Dissertation in Therapy BIC: MQTC The Practical Application Robin Higgins of Voice Movement Therapy Creative Supervision 1995 128pp ISBN 978 1 85302 307 1 pb £15.95 Creative Therapies BIC: MQTC Paul Newham The Use of Expressive Arts Methods in with Traumatized Children Supervision 1999 176pp ISBN 978 1 85302 591 4 pb £18.95 BIC: MQTC Anne Bannister and Self-Supervision 2003 176pp ISBN 978 1 84310 155 0 pb £15.95 Mooli Lahad BIC: MQTC, JBQH JBNH1 The Practical Application 2000 128pp ISBN 978 1 85302 828 1 pb £14.95 BIC: MQTC of Voice Movement Therapy Paul Newham 1999 176pp ISBN 978 1 85302 591 4 pb £18.95 BIC: MQTC
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Art Therapy and Dramatherapy, 56 Assessing Children’s Needs and Circum- Brain Injury and Returning to Employment, Index of Titles Art Therapy in Practice, 54 stances, 45 49 Art Therapy and Social Action, 53 Assessing Men Who Sexually Abuse, 40 Breaking Autism’s Barriers, 35 Art Therapy with Children on the Autistic Assessment in Higher Educations, 64 Bright Splinters of the Mind, 31 A–ZofCommunity Care Law, An, 50 Spectrum, 53 Assessment of Criminal Behaviours of Clients Bringing Up a Challenging Child at Home, Abuse of Older People, The, 41 Art Therapy with Offenders, 54 in Secure Settings, The, 60 34 Access and Inclusion for Children with Autis- Art Therapy, Race and Culture, Asylum to Action, 60 Brotherly Feelings, 34 tic Spectrum Disorders, 38 Art, Science and Art Therapy, 54 At Home in the Land of Oz,13 Brothers and Sisters of Disabled Children, Accessible Games Book, The, 49 Art-Based Research, 54 Attachment and Interaction, 62 49 Achieving Best Behavior for Children with Artist as Therapist, The, 54 Attending to The Fact, 63 Build Your Own Life, 30 Developmental Disabilities, 30 Arts Approaches to Conflict, 56 Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, 36 Building a Joyful Life with your Child who Acting Antics, 37 Arts in Health Care, The, 63 Authentic Movement: Moving the Body, has Special Needs, 33 Active Analytic Group Therapy for Adoles- Arts Therapies and Clients with Eating Dis- Moving the Self, Being Moved, 56 Building on Bion: Branches, 61 cents, 62 orders, 56 Authentic Movement, 54 Building on Bion: Roots, 61 Adam’s Alternative Sports Day, 35 Arts Therapists, Refugees and Authentic Relationships in Group Care for Bulgarian Folk Customs, 57 Adaptive University Structures, 64 Migrants, 56 Infants and Toddlers – Resources for, 45 Bulimia Nervosa, 52 ADD and Me, 36 ASK ME about Asperger’s Syndrome, 30 Autism – From Research to Individualized Bully Blocking, 4 Addressing the Challenging Behavior of ASPoetry, 31 Practice, 30 Bullying in Schools, 37 Children with High-Functioning Autism/ Asparagus Dreams, 32 Autism – The Eighth Colour of the Rainbow, Buster and the Amazing Daisy, 36 Asperger Syndrome in the Classroom, 38 Asperger Dictionary of Everyday Expres- 30 By Their Own Young Hand, 39 ADHD Handbook, The, 36 sions, An, 29 Autism – The Search for Coherence, 30 Caged in Chaos, 36 Adolescence, 45 Asperger Marriage, An, 31 Autism, Access and Inclusion on the Front Calling the Shots, 35 Adolescent with Developmental Co-ordina- Asperger Syndrome: A Different Line, 32 Can I tell you about Asperger Syndrome?, 35 tion Disorder (DCD), The, 36 Mind, 30 Autism Spectrum and Further Education, Cannabis and Young People, 51 Adoption Experience, The, 48 Asperger Syndrome - A Love Story, 6 The, 32 Can’t Eat, Won’t Eat, 31 Adult Day Services and Social Inclusion: Asperger Syndrome – What Teachers Need Autism and Me, 30 Can You Read Me?, 57 Better Days, 43 to Know, 38 Autism and Loss, 18 Care Homes Legal Handbook, The, 50 Advance Directives in Mental Health, 25 Asperger Syndrome and Bullying, 4 Autism and Play, 38 Care Services for Later Life, 41 Adventures of the Little Tin Tortoise, The, Asperger Syndrome and Autism and Sensing, 32 Career Success of Disabled 39 Employment, 32 Autism, Brain, and Environment, 29 High-Flyers, 48 Advocacy and Learning Disability, 50 Asperger Syndrome and High Achievement, Autism, Advocates, and Law Enforcement Career Training and Personal Planning for Advocacy, Counselling and Mediation in 31 Professionals, 30 Students with Autism Spectrum Casework, 39 Asperger Syndrome and Long-Term Rela- Autism, Play and Social Interaction, 33 Disorders, 32 Advocacy Skills for Health and Social Care tionships, 31 Autistic Planet, 14 Caring for a Child with Autism, 34 Professionals, 39 Asperger Syndrome and Autistic Thinking – This is the Title, 30 Caring for People in the Community, 40 Ageing with a Lifelong Disability, 49 Psychotherapy, 30 Autobiography of a Theory, 59 Case Studies in Non-directive Play Therapy, Ageing, Independence and the Life Course, Asperger Syndrome and Sensory Issues, 31 Babies and Young Children in Care, 45 56 41 Asperger Syndrome Employment Workbook, Baj and the Word Launcher, 35 Case Study Designs in Music Ageing, Spirituality and Well-being, 41 32 Becoming a Trainer in Adult Abuse Work, Therapy, 52 AiA Gluten and Dairy Free Cookbook, The, Asperger Syndrome in Adolescence, 33 41 Century of Psychiatry, Psychotherapy and 33 Asperger Syndrome in the Family, 34 Becoming a Reflexive Researcher, 57 Group Analysis, A, 61 Alcohol Problems, 58 Asperger Syndrome in the Inclusive Class- Beginning Research in the Arts Therapies, 53 Challenge Me!, 38 All Cats Have Asperger Syndrome, 29 room, 37 Behavioural Concerns and Autistic Spectrum Challenges in Forensic Psychotherapy, Allergy Busters, 33 Asperger Syndrome, Adolescence, and Iden- Disorders, 30 Challenge of Practical Theology, Alone Together, 6 tity, 33 Being Bullied, 38 The, 63 Alzheimer, 41 Asperger Syndrome, the Universe and Every- Being Mindful, Easing Suffering, 63 Changing Relationships between Higher Amy Elizabeth Goes to Play Therapy, 55 thing, 30 Betraying the NHS, 52 Education and the State, 64 Analytical Music Therapy, 52 Asperger's: Diagnostic Assessment, 30 Between Therapists, 59 Changing Role of Social Care, The, 43 Anger Management, 48 Asperger’s Syndrome, 29 Beyond Madness, 60 Changing Shape of Art Therapy, The, Anne Droyd and Century Lodge, 35 Asperger’s Syndrome – Crossing the Bridge, Bibliotherapy with Bereaved Children: Heal- Charge against Society, A, 46 Anorexics on Anorexia, 52 30 ing Reading, 58 Chasing Ideas, 37 Anthropological Approaches to Psychologi- Asperger’s Syndrome – Diagnosis and Sup- Blessing and a Curse, A, 13 Child Abuse and Child Abusers, 42 cal Medicine, 59 port, 30 Bion and Group Psychotherapy, 61 Child Adoption, 48 Anti-Bullying Game, The, 44 Asperger’s Syndrome and Adults Is Anyone Bion, Rickman, Foulkes and the Northfield Child Development for Child Care and Pro- Applied Behaviour Analysis and Autism, Listening?, 31 Experiments, 60 tection Workers, 45 Appraising and Using Social Research in the Asperger’s Syndrome and Sexuality, 33 Birth Fathers and their Adoption Experi- Child Neglect, 45 Human Services, 39 Asperger’s Syndrome DVD, 30 ences, 48 Child Play, 55 Approaches to Case Study, 56 Asperger’s Syndrome in Young Children, 33 Birth of an Adoptive, Foster or Stepmother, Child Protection, Domestic Violence and Approaches to Needs Assessment in Chil- Aspergers in Love, 31 The, 48 Parental Substance Misuse, 19 dren’s Services, 45 Assessing and Developing Communication Blue Bottle Mystery, 36 Child Protection Work, 45 Approaches to Research, 56 and Thinking Skills in People with,Autism Bolt from the Blue, A, 58 Child Welfare Policy and Practice, 45 Art as Therapy: Collected Papers, 54 and Communication Difficulties, 29 Boring Records?, 40 Child Welfare Services Developments in Law, Art Therapy – The Person-Centred Way, 54 Assessing Behaviors Regarded as Problematic Boys Who Have Abused, 60 Policy, Practice and Research, 45 Art Therapy and AD/HD, 53 for People with Developmental Disabili- Boys: Sexual Abuse and Treatment, 46 Child Welfare Services for Minority Ethnic Art Therapy and Computer Technology, 53 ties, 30 Bradford Group Good Practice Guides, Families, 45
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Child’s Own Story, The, 46 Complete Guide to Asperger's Syndrome, Cutting It Out, 57 Discovering the Self through Drama and Child’s World, The, 44 The, 29 Dancing on Blood, 53 Movement, 55 Childhood Experiences of Domestic Vio- Complementary Therapies in Dancing with Dementia, 41 Disorganized Children, 38 lence, 47 Context, 62 Dangerous and Severe – Process, Programme Divorced and Separated Game, The, 44 Children Also Grieve, 58 Comprehensive Guide to Music Therapy, A, and Person, 60 Divorcing Children, 45 Children and Behavioural Problems, 51 52 Dangerous Encounters – Avoiding Perilous Domestic Violence, 47 Children and Young People in Conflict with Conduct Disorder and Offending Behaviour Situations with Autism, 30 Domestic Violence and Child Protection, 47 the Law, 42 in Young People, 20 David’s Secret Soccer Goals, 35 Do You Understand Me?, 35 Children as Citizens, 46 Conduct Disorder and Behavioural Parent Deaf Transitions, 58 Dragon in Your Heart, A, 58 Children in Charge, 47 Training, 44 Deafness and Mental Health, 51 Dragons of Autism, The, 34 Children in Our Charge, 47 Confidentiality and Mental Health, 59 Dealing with Death, 50 Drama and Healing, 55 Children in Secure Accommodation, 47 Congratulations! It’s Asperger Syndrome, 32 Deinstitutionalization and People with Intel- Drama Therapy and Storymaking in Special Children of Social Trauma, 59 Connecting with Kids through lectual Disabilities, 49 Education, 38 Children Taken Seriously, 47 Stories, 48 Deliberate Self-Harm in Adolescence, 51 Drama Workshops for Anger Management Children Who Commit Acts of Serious Inter- Constipation, Witholding and Your Child, Dementia, 42 and Offending Behaviour, 55 personal Violence, 44 34 Dementia – Challenges and New Directions, Dramatherapy for People with Learning Dis- Children Who Don’t Speak Out, 46 Constructing Clienthood in Social Work and 42 abilities, 55 Children with Autism, 30 Human Services, 39 Dementia and Social Inclusion, 41 Dramatherapy with Families, Groups and Children with Emotional and Behavioural Constructing Musical Healing, 53 Dementia Care Training Manual for Staff Individuals, 55 Difficulties and Communication Problems, Construction of Racial Identity in Children Working in Nursing and Residential Set- Dramatherapy: Clinical Studies, 55 37 of Mixed Parentage, The, 62 tings, 41 Dramatic Approaches to Brief Children with Language Constructive Campaigning for Autism Ser- Demystifying the Autistic Therapy, 55 Impairments, 49 vices, 34 Experience, 30 Drawing from Within, 53 Children with Seizures, 3 Constructive Work with Offenders, 40 Deportation is Freedom!, 39 Dream Time with Children, 58 Children, Bereavement and Trauma, 58 Contemporary Art Therapy with Adolescents, Depression in Later Life, 50 Dreams in Group Psychotherapy, 62 Children, Youth and Adults with Asperger 54 Design for Nature in Dementia Care,24 Drug Addiction and Families, 44 Syndrome, 29 Contentious Issues, 35 Developing Adoption Support and Therapy, Dynamic Security, 60 Children’s Homes and School Costs and Outcomes in Childrens Social 48 Dynamics of Adoption, The, 48 Exclusion, 47 Care, 44 Developing Good Practice in Children’s Ser- Dying, Bereavement and the Healing Arts, 26 Children’s Homes Revisited, 48 Counselling – The Deaf Challenge, 58 vices, 45 Dyslexia, 37 Children’s Rights and Power, 46 Counselling Adult Survivors of Child Sexual Developing Good Practice in Community Dyslexia and Alternative Therapies, 37 Children’s Rights in Education, 46 Abuse, 57 Care, 40 Early Experience and the Life Path, 62 Children’s Stories in Play Therapy, 55 Counselling and Psychotherapy with Refu- Developing Personal Safety Skills in Chil- Early Years, The, 44 Children’s Unspoken Language, 45 gees, 57 dren with Disabilities, 38 Eating an Artichoke, 34 Choosing a Groupwork Approach, 40 Counsellling People on the Autism Spectrum, Developing Services for Older People and Educational Citizenship and Independent Choosing Assistive Devices, 63 12 their Families, 42 Learning, 46 Choosing Home, 35 Counselling the Person Beyond the Alcohol Developing the Craft of Mediation, 39 Educational Psychology Casework, 38 Christian Symbols, Ancient Roots, 57 Problem, 57 Developing World of the Child, The, 44 Effective Ways of Working with Children Chronic Illness Game, The, 44 Counselling Young People in School, 57 Development of Autism, The, 29 and their Families, 43 Circular Reflections, 62 Counsellors in Health Settings, 57 Developmental Coordination Elder Abuse Work, 41 Classroom Tales, 37 Cracked, 49 Disorder, 36 Elijah’s Cup, 34 Clayworks in Art Therapy, 53 Cradle of Violence, The, 61 Developments in Short-term Care, 43 Embracing the Sky, 32 Clinical Applications of Music Therapy in Creating a Safe Place, 47 Developments in Social Work with Offend- Emotional Expression among the Cree Indi- Psychiatry, 53 Creation Stories of the Middle East, 57 ers, 21 ans, 54 Co-Production and Personalization in Social Creative Advances in Groupwork, 60 Dialogue in the Analytic Setting, 59 Emotional Healing and Self-Esteem, 37 Care, 21 Creative Expressive Activities and Asperger’s Dictionary of Cognitive Psychology, 62 Emotional Milestones from Birth to Adult- Coding the Therapeutic Process, 59 Syndrome, 33 Dictionary of Developmental Psychology, 62 hood, 62 Cognitive Behaviour Therapy in Primary Creative Group Therapy for Women Survi- Dictionary of Images and Symbols in Coun- Emotional Release for Children, 37 Care, 58 vors of Child Sexual Abuse, 54 selling, 58 Employment for Individuals with Asperger Collaboration in Health and Welfare, 40 Creative Responses to Child Sexual Abuse – Dictionary of Psychological Testing, Assess- Syndrome or Non-Verbal Learning Dis- Collaboration in Social Work Revised Edition, 46 ment and Treatment, 26 ability, 32 Practice, 39 Creative Supervision, 56 Diet Intervention and Autism, 33 Empowering Children through Art and Coming Out Asperger, 29 Creative Therapies with Traumatized Chil- Different Croaks for Different Folks, 38 Expression, 27 Communicating Partners, 30 dren, 56 Different Dads, 1 Empowerment in Everyday Life, 50 Communicating with Children and Adoles- Creative Training, 40 Different Kind of Boy, A, 35 Enabling Communication in Children with cents, 54 Creative Writing in Health and Social Care, Different Like Me, 35 Autism, 38 Communication and Mental Illness, 59 57 Different Minds, 30 Encouraging Appropriate Behavior for Chil- Communication and the Mentally Ill Patient, Creativity and the Dissociative Dimensions of Dreams, The, 59 dren on the Autism Spectrum, 35 59 Patient, 54 Dimensions of Evaluation in Higher Educa- Engaging with Fathers, 45 Communication Issues in Autism and Crisis and Change in Vocational Education tion, 64 Enhancing Self-Esteem, 48 Asperger Syndrome, 30 and Training, 64 Disability Politics and Community Enhancing Social Work Communication Skills in Practice, 63 Crystalline Lifetime, 31 Care, 49 Management, 39 Community Care Practice and the Cultural Competence in the Caring Profes- Disability Voice, 38 Enhancing the Well Being of Law, 50 sions, 40 Disabled Children and the Law, 50 Children and Families through Effective Community Music Therapy, 52 Culture and Child Protection: Reflexive Disaster and After, 41 Interventions, 45 Competence in Social Work Practice, 22 Responses, 44 Discovering My Autism, 32 Equipment for Older or Disabled People and Culture of Enquiry, A, 60 the Law, 50
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Essays in Drama Therapy, 55 From Isolation to Intimacy, 5 Guide to Psychological Debriefing, How to Find Work that Works for People Essential Groupworker, The, 40 From Thoughts to Obsessions, 37 A, 26 with Asperger Syndrome, 32 Ethical Issues in Dementia Care, 42 Gazing into the Oracle, 52 Guide to the Spiritual Dimension of Care for How to Help a Clumsy Child, 36 Ethical Issues in Forensic Mental Health Gender Issues in Art Therapy, 53 People with Alzheimer’s Disease and How to Live with Autism and Asperger Syn- Research, 60 Genesis of Artistic Creativity, The, 31 Related Dementia, A, 42 drome, 29 Ethical Practice and the Abuse of Power in Genius!, 36 Guiding Recovery from Child Sexual Abuse, How to Understand Autism – The Easy Way, Social Responsibility, 40 Geronticide, 41 57 30 European Dimensions, 64 Gerontology, 41 Handbook for Assessing and Managing Care How We Feel, 51 Evaluating Quality in Services for Disabled Getting Into the System, 51 in the Community, 40 Human Resilience, 62 and Older People, 41 Getting IT, 29 Handbook for Practice Learning in Social Hurricane Dancing, 34 Evaluation in Dementia Care, 41 Getting Services for Your Child on the Work and Social Care,22 I am Special, 38 Everyday Education, 37 Autism Spectrum, 34 Handbook of Inquiry in the Arts Therapies, "If You Turned into a Monster", 27 Everyday Heaven, 32 Gifted and Talented Children, 37 56 I’m not Naughty – I’m Autistic, 34 Evolution of Group Analysis, The, 62 Gifted Children, 38 Handbook of Gestalt Play Therapy, Idea of a University, The, 64 Exact Mind, An, 31 Giggle Time – Establishing the Social Con- The, 55 Imagination, Identification and Catharsis in Experiences of Donor Conception, 48 nection, 33 Haze, 35 Theatre and Therapy, 55 Experiential Learning Around the World, 64 Girl on the Shore, The, 42 Healing Arts, 53 Imagery and Symbolism in Explorations in Dementia, 42 Goals and Purposes of Higher Education in Healing Arts Therapies and Person-Centred Counselling, 58 Exploring Experiences of Advocacy by the 21st Century, 64 Dementia Care, 42 Immigration Controls, the Family People with Learning Disabilities, 49 Good Grief 1, 58 Healing Flow: Artistic Expression in Therapy, and the Welfare State, 50 Exposure Anxiety – The Invisible Good Grief 2, 59 The, 53 Importance of Food and Mealtimes Cage, 32 Good Practice in Adult Mental Healing the Inner City Child, 56 in Dementia Care, The, 41 Expressive and Creative Arts Methods for Health, 43 Healing Through Meeting, 59 Improving Children's Services Trauma Survivors, 56 Good Practice in Brain Injury Case Health Care and the Autism Network, 44 Expressive Arts Activity Book, The, 27 Management, 43 Spectrum, 31 Imprisoned Fathers and their Expressive Arts with Elders, 56 Good Practice in Counselling People Who Health, the Individual, and Integrated Medi- Children, 43 Expressive Body in Life, Art and Therapy, Have Been Abused, 44, 57 cine, 63 Improvisation, 52 The, 56 Good Practice in Risk Assessment and Risk Hearing the Voice of People with In and Out of Anorexia, 51 Faith, Stories and the Experience of Black Management 2, 44 Dementia, 42 In Living Color, 63 Elders, 63 Good Practice in Risk Assessment and Risk Help for the Child with Asperger’s Including the Person with Dementia in Family Day Care, 46 Management l, 44 Syndrome, 34 Designing and Delivering Care, 42 Family Support, 46 Good Practice in Supervision, 44 Helping Adolescents and Adults to Build Inclusive Research with People with Learn- Family Support as Reflective Practice, 4 Good Practice in Working with Victims of Self-Esteem, 39 ing Disabilities, 49 Feeling’s Unmutual, The, 31 Violence, 44 Helping Children to Build Self- Incorporating Social Goals in the Classroom, Filling a Need While Making Some Noise, Good Practice in Working with Esteem, 39 38 52 Violence, 44 Helping Children to Manage Loss, 58 Individualized Music Therapy Assessment Finding a Different Kind of Normal, 31 Good Practice with Vulnerable Helping Children with Dyspraxia, 36 Profile, 28 Finding a Way Through When Someone Adults, 44 Helping Children with Ill or Disabled Par- Information and Communication Technolo- Close has Died, 58 Goodbye, Mr. Wonderful, 57 ents, 46 gies in the Welfare Services, 39 Finding Out about Asperger’s Syndrome, Grandad's Ashes, 58 Helping Children with Nonverbal Learning Inner Journeying Through Art-Journaling, 53 High Functioning Autism and Gravity and the Creation of Self, 56 Disabilities to Flourish, 17 Innovative Education and Training for Care PDD, 38 Grief and Powerlessness, 59 Helping Families in Family Centres, 46 Professionals, 40 Finding You Finding Me, 29 Grief Game, The, 44 Helping People with a Learning Disability Inside Anorexia,15 First Steps in Parenting the Child Who Grief in Children, 59 Explore Choice, 50 Inspiration of Hope in Bereavement Counsel- Hurts: Tiddlers and Toddlers, 48 Grief Unseen, 53 Helping People with a Learning Disability ling, The, 58 Focus on Psychodrama, 55 Group, 62 Explore Relationships, 50 Integrated Approach to Family work for Psy- Forensic Nursing and Multidisciplinary Care Group Action, 60 Hidden Self-Harm, 57 chosis, An, 50 of the Mentally Disordered Offender, 61 Group Analytic Art Therapy, 53 Hitchhiking through Asperger Integrated Yoga, 8 Forensic Psychotherapy, 61 Group as Poetic Play-Ground, The, 59 Syndrome, 34 Integrating Care for Older People, 41 Forgotten Mourners, The, 58 Group as Therapist, The, 62 Home at Last, 50 Integrating Theory and Practice in Social Foster Carers, 43 Group Context, The, 62 Home Educating Our Autistic Spectrum Chil- Work Education, 39 Foster Children, 48 Group Psychotherapy of the dren, 35 Integrative Approaches to Foster Placements: Why They Succeed and Psychoses, 62 Homeless Children, 46 Supervision, 59 Why They Fail, 43 Group Work with Children and Adolescents, Homeschooling the Child with Asperger Interactive Music Therapy – A Positive Fostering Adolescents, 43 47 Syndrome, 35 Approach, 52 Fostering Now, 48 Groups in Music, 52 Homespun Remedies, 34 Interactive Music Therapy in Child and Foundation and Form in Jungian Sandplay, Groupwork in Social Care, 40 House Next Door to Trauma, A, 57 Family Psychiatry, 52 54 Growing Up Severely Autistic, 35 Housing and Social Exclusion, 40 Interpersonal Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Foundations and Applications of Group Psy- Growing Up with a Chronic Disease, 51 Housing Options for Disabled Relevance, Dismissal and Self-Definition, chotherapy, 62 Growing Up With Disability, 43 People, 49 59 Foundations of Expressive Arts Therapy, Growth and Risk in Infancy, 46 How and Why Children Fail, 51 Intervention and Support for Parents and Freaks, Geeks and Asperger Syndrome, 29 Guide to Mental Health for Families and How and Why Children Hate, 51 Carers of Children and Young People on Friendships, 31 Carers of People with Intellectual How to Be Yourself in a World That's Differ- the Autism Spectrum, 18 From a Different Viewpoint, 49 Disabilities, 50 ent, 33 Interventions With Bereaved From Goals to Data and Back Again, 38 Children, 59
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Intimate and Personal Care with People with Little Windows into Art Therapy, 53 Mind Reading, 3 No More Stinking Thinking, 39 Learning Disabilities, 49 Living Alongside a Child's Recovery, 46 More Than Just a Meal, 54 Nobody Nowhere, 32 Introducing Advocacy, 49 Living and Loving with Asperger Syndrome, Mothering Special Needs, 17 Nobody Nowhere, 32 Introducing Mental Health, 50 34 Mothering Through Domestic Non-Acidental Head Injury in Young Chil- Introduction to Developmental Playtherapy, Living the Good Life with Autism, 32 Violence, 47 dren, 44 56 Living Through Loss, 59 Movement Activities for Children with Nonfinite Loss and Grief, 58 Introduction to Dramatherapy, 55 Living with Brain Injury, 49 Learning Difficulties, 38 Non-Verbal Learning Disabilities, 36 Introduction to Dyslexia for Parents and Pro- Living with Dyspraxia, 36 Movement and Drama in Therapy, 55 Nonverbal Learning Disabilities fessionals, An, 37 Living with Emetophobia, 15 Multicoloured Mayhem, 34 at Home, 36 Introduction to Medical Dance/Movement Living with Genetic Syndromes Associated Multidisciplinary Handbook of Child and Nonverbal Learning Disabilities Therapy, An, 56 with Intellectual Disability, 49 Adolescent Mental Health for Front-line at School, 36 Introduction to Therapeutic Communities, 60 Lone Mothers in European Welfare Regimes, Professionals, A, 51 Not Just Anything, 32 Invisible Victims, 50 52 Multi-Modal Approach to Creative Art Ther- Not Too Late, 57 Involving Families in Care Homes, 24 Looking for Oliver, 48 apy, A, 52 “Now you know me think more”, 30 Ispeek at Home, 31 Lost for Words, 58 Multimodal Psychiatric Music Therapy for Nurture Groups in School and at Ispeek at School, 31 Love and Grief, 58 Adults, Adolescents, and Children, 52 Home, 37 Issues in Addiction and Problem Loving Mr Spock, 31 Music and Altered States, 52 Obesity Game, The, 44 Drug Use, 43 Lucy’s Story, 32 Music and People with Developmental Dis- Observation and its Application to Social Issues in Foster Care, 48 Madness of Our Lives, The, 50 abilities, 53 Work, 40 Joey Goes to the Dentist, 31 Making a Leap – Theatre for Empowerment, Music Effect, The, 52 Odyssey Now, 55 Journeys into Palliative Care, 63 55 Music for Life, 52 Of Mice and Aliens, 36 Jumbled Jigsaw, The, 32 Making an Impact – Children and Domestic Music Lessons for Children with Special Older Women in the Criminal Justice System, Just Schools: A Whole School Approach to Violence, 47 Needs, 38 41 Restorative Justice, 37 Making Babies the Hard Way, 1 Music Therapy – Intimate Notes, 52 On Death, Dying and Not Dying, 63 Karina Has Down Syndrome, 49 Making it a Success, 38 Music Therapy and Group Work, 52 Operative Groups, 61 Key Ideas in Psychology, 62 Making Music with the Young Child with Music Therapy and Neurological Rehabilita- Our Journey Through High Functioning Kids in the Syndrome Mix of ADHD, LD, Special Needs, 2nd Edition, 53 tion, 52 Autism and Asperger Syndrome, 35 Asperger’s, Tourette’s, Bipolar and Making Sense of Spirituality in Nursing and Music Therapy in Children’s Overweight Patient, The, 57 More!, 3 Health Care Practice, 63 Hospices, 53 Palliative Care, Social Work and Service Language Development in Children with Making Sense of the Unfeasible, 32 Music Therapy in Context, 52 Users, 63 Disability and Special Needs, 49 Male Victims of Elder Abuse, 41 Music Therapy in Dementia Care, 53 Pampered Child Syndrome ,The, 44 Large Group Re-Visited, The, 61 Malpas the Dragon, 27 Music Therapy in Health and Parent to Parent, 34 Laughter and Tears, 34 Man who Lost his Language, The, 16 Education, 53 Parental Substance Misuse and Child Wel- Law, Rights and Disability, 50 Managing Child Sexual Abuse Cases, 46 Music Therapy in Palliative Care, 53 fare, 45 Learning and Teaching in Social Work: Managing Children's Homes, 19 Music Therapy Methods Parenting a Child with Asperger Syndrome, Towards Reflective Practice, 41 Managing Front Line Practice in Social Care, in Neurorehabilitation, 52 34 Learning Disability in Focus, 50 43 Music Therapy, Sensory Integration and the Parenting Across the Autism Learning Through Child Managing High Security Psychiatric Care, 61 Autistic Child, 36 Spectrum, 34 Observation, 45 Managing Manic Depressive Music Therapy Research and Practice in Parenting Girls, 46 Learning to Listen, 30 Disorders, 51 Medicine, 53 Parenting in Poor Environments, 43 Learning to Live with High Functioning Managing Men Who Sexually Abuse, 40 Music Therapy with Children, 53 Parenting Teenagers, 47 Autism, 30 Managing Sex Offender Risk, 43 Music, Music Therapy and Trauma, 53 Parenting the ADD Child, 36 Learning to Live with Huntington's Disease, Managing with Asperger Syndrome, 32 Mutative Metaphors in Parents’ Education as Autism 48 Manual Handling in Health and Social Care, Psychotherapy, 59 Therapists, 34 Learning to Practise Social Work, 40 50 My Brain Tumour Adventures, 63 Participation Rights of the Child, Learning, Practice and Assessment, 39 Marching to a Different Tune, 36 My Social Stories Book, 29 The, 46 Leaving Care, 47 Matter of Security, A, 60 My Son Fred – Living with Autism, 34 Partnerships in Social Care, 39 Legislating for Harmony, 50 Mediation in Context, 39 Narrative Approaches to Working with Adult Passionate Medicine, 63 Lesbian and Gay Fostering and Adoption, 48 Medical Art Therapy with Adults, 54 Male Survivors of Childhood Sexual Past Trauma in Late Life, 41 Letters to Children in Family Medical Art Therapy with Children, 54 Abuse, 57 Pediatric Dramatherapy, 54 Therapy, 46 Medicine of the Person, 63 Narrative Identities, 62 People in a Girl’s Life, The, 49 Life Behind Glass, 32 Meeting the Needs of Ethnic Minority Chil- Narratives in Psychiatry, 59 People Skills for Young Adults, 49 Life Well Lived, A, 60 dren – Including Refugee, Black and Natural Genius, 34 People with Autism Behaving Badly, 29 Life, Psychotherapy and Death, 60 Mixed Parentage Children, 45 Nearing Death Awareness, 14 Performance Review and Quality in Social Lifelong Learning, 64 Mental Health and Social Work, 43 Nearest Relative Handbook, The, 25 Care, 43 Lifemaps of People with Learning Disabili- Mental Health Aspects of Autism and Negotiation for Health and Social Service Permanent Family Placement for Children of ties, 50 Asperger Syndrome, 29 Professionals, 40 Minority Ethnic Origin, 48 Like Colour to the Blind, 32 Mental Health Assessments, 51 Neither Bad Nor Mad, 61 Person-Centred Dementia Care, 42 Lisa and the Lacemaker, 36 Mental Health Services for Minority Ethnic New Approaches to Preventing Person Centred Planning and Care Manage- Listen To Me, 50 Children and Adolescents, 51 Suicide, 50 ment with People with Learning Disabili- Listen Up! Speak Up!, 49 Mental Illness, 50 New Developments in Autism, 29 ties, 49 Listening Reader, The, 59 Metaphoric Body, The, 56 New Families, Old Scripts, 48 Persona and Performance, 55 Listening to Young People in School, Youth Microanalyses in Music Therapy, 28 New Perspectives on Bullying, 37 Personal Guide to Living with Progressive Work and Counselling, 47 Middle Childhood, 46 Next Steps in Parenting the Child Who Memory Loss, A, 16 Little Class with the Big Personality, The, 38 Miller MethodÒ, The, 33 Hurts: Tykes and Teens, 48
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Personal Hygiene? What’s that Got to Do Project-Based Group Work Facilitator’s Reparation and Victim-Focused Social Work, Simplicity of Dementia, The, 41 with Me?, 33 Manual, 45 42 Simultaneous Treatment of Parent and Child, Personality Disorder: Temperament or Promoting the Emotional Well Being of Replays, 37 55 Trauma?, 60 Children and Adolescents and Preventing Research in Social Care and Social Welfare, Six Theories of Child Development, 62 Perspectives of People with Dementia, The, Their Mental Ill Health, 51 40 Small Steps Forward, 33 42 Providing Practical Support for People with Researching the Arts Therapies, 56 Snapshots of Autism, 35 Perspectives on Rehabilitation and Dementia, Autism Spectrum Disorders, 18 Residential Child Care, 21 So Odd a Mixture, 5 41 Psyche and the Social World, The, 61 Residential Child Care, 48 Social Awareness Skills for Children, 35 Pervasive Developmental Disorder, 37 Psychiatric Aspects of Justification, Excuse Restorative Justice, 20 Social Capital and Mental Health, 50 Pied Piper, 53 and Mitigation in Anglo-American Crimi- Revealing Image, The, 54 Social Care and Housing, 43 Pits and the Pendulum, The, 51 nal Law, 61 Revealing the Hidden Social Code, 35 Social Cognition Through Drama and Litera- Planning and Costing Community Psychiatric Assessment, 61 Reviewing Care Management for Older ture for People with Learning Disabilities, Care, 43 Psychodrama, 55 People, 41 55 Planning Care for Children in Respite Set- Psychodrama, 54 Reweaving the Autistic Tapestry, 30 Social Construction of Confused Profession- tings, 49 Psychodrama with Trauma Rhythm and Timing of Movement in Perfor- als, The, 42 Planning and Support for People with Intel- Survivors, 55 mance, 55 Social Devaluation and Special Education, 38 lectual Disabilities, 23 Psychodynamic Perspectives on Risk and Risk Taking in Health and Social Social Perspectives in Mental Health, 50 Planning to Learn, 18 Abuse, 40 Welfare, 39 Social Play Record, The, 35 Play Therapy, 56 Psychological Aesthetics, 54 Risk Assessment in Social Care and Social Social Skills Game, The, 44 Play Therapy with Abused Children, 56 Psychology and Social Care, 39 Work, 43 Social Skills Groups for Children and Ado- Playing, Laughing and Learning with Chil- Psychology of Ageing, The, 62 Roots of Musicality, 52 lescents with Asperger’s Syndrome, 35 dren on the Autism Spectrum, 33 Psychosis, 59 Rules and Standards, 44 Social Skills Training for Playing the Other, 54 Psychotherapy and Spirituality, 57 Running with Walker, 34 Adolescents with General Moderate Learn- Poiesis, 56 Public Inquiries into Abuse of Children in Safe Place for Caleb, A, 51 ing Policy and Practice in Higher Residential Care, 47 Safeguarding and Promoting the Well Being Difficulties, 35 Education, 64 Public Services Inspection in the U.K, 21 of Children, Families and their Communi- Social Symbolism of Grief and Mourning, Pool Activity Level (PAL) Instrument for Quality of Life, 40 ties, 45 The, 59 Occupational Profiling, The, 24 Quality of Life and Disability, 49 Sambadrama, 54 Social Unconscious, The, 61 Positive Approach to Autism, A, 29 Quantity and Quality in Higher Education, Sand, Water, Silence – Embodiment of Spirit, Social Work and Dementia, 42 Post-Qualifying Handbook for Social Work- 49 53 Social Work and Disadvantage, 39 ers, 22 Race, Culture and Ethnicity in Secure Psychi- School Phobia, Panic Attacks and Anxiety in Social Work and the European Community, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and atric Practice, 61 Children, 38 43 Dramatherapy, 55 ‘Race’, Housing and Social School Years, The, 45 Social Work and Evidenced Based Practice, Post-Compulsory Education and the New Exclusion, 40 Screening for Perinatal Depression, 62 42 Millennium, 64 Racism and Mental Health, 51 Seduction of Children, The, 47 Social Work in the British Isles, 39 Practical Approaches to Raising a Child with Autism, 34 See You in Court, 22 Social Work Management and Dramatherapy, 54 Raising NLD Superstars, 36 Seeing Through New Eyes, 31 Practice, 40 Practical Art Therapy, A, 53 Raising Responsible Teenagers, 47 Self Experiences in Group, 62 Social Work Theories in Action, 49 Practical Guide to Forensic Psychotherapy, Reaching the Vulnerable Child, 46 Self on the Page, The, 57 Social Work with Children and A, 61 Realizing the College Dream with Autism or Self-Determined Future with Asperger Syn- Families, 45 Practical Guide to Teaching People with Asperger Syndrome, 32 drome,A, 12 Social Work, Immigration and Learning Disabilities, A, 38 Rebels with a Cause, 54 Self-Esteem Games for Children, 39 Asylum, 39 Practical Sensory Programmes for Students Receptive Methods in Music Self-Healing Through Visual and Verbal Art Social Work: Disabled People and Disabling with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Other Therapy, 52 Therapy, 53 Environments, 43 Special Needs, 31 Reconceptualising Work with Self-Help Guide for Special Kids and their Social Workers, the Community and Social Practical Strategies for Living with Dyslexia, ‘Carers’, 42 Parents, The, 34 Interaction, 40 37 Rediscovering Groups, 62 Self-Mutilation and Art Therapy, 54 Sociodrama and Collective Trauma, 28 Practice Teaching – Changing Social Work, Reducing Stress-Related Behaviour in People Sensory Perceptual Issues in Autism, 31 Somebody Somewhere, 32 40 with Dementia, 41 Sensory Smarts, 31 Someone Very Important Has Just Practitioners’ Tool for Child Protection and Reflections on Therapeutic Storymaking, 55 Sensory Stimulation, 48 Died, 58 the Assessment of Parents, A, 44 Reflective Professional in Education, The, 38 Setting Up New Services in the NHS, 60 Something to Draw On, 54 Pre-Schoolers with Autism, 33 Regulation Disorders of Sensory Processing Settlements, Social Change and Community Songwriting, 52 Pretending to be Normal, 29 in Children, 11 Action: Good Neighbours, 40 Source Book for Literacy Work, A, 37 Preventing Violence in Reforming Higher Education, 64 Sex, Sexuality and the Autism Special Brothers and Sisters, 34 Relationships, 39 Rehabilitation Counselling in Physical and Spectrum, 31 Special Children, Challenged Prevention and Coping in Child and Family Mental Health, 57 Sexual Abuse, 40 Parents, 49 Care, 45 Relational Group Psychotherapy, 61 Sexuality and Fertility Issues in Ill Health and Special Kind of Brain, A, 36 Primary Care and Dementia, 42 Relational Social Work, 39 Disability, 48 Special Stories for Disability Principles and Practice of Expressive Arts Relationship Development Intervention with Sexuality and Women with Learning Disabil- Awareness, 37 Therapy, 56 Children, Adolescents and Adults, 35 ities, 49 Special Talents, Special Needs, 55 Printmaking as Therapy, 53 Relationship Development Shakespeare as Prompter, 59 Specialist Support Approaches to Autism Prison Theatre, 61 Intervention with Young Children, 35 Shakespeare Comes to Broadmoor, 59 Spectrum Disorder Students in Mainstream Process in the Arts Therapies, 56 Relative Grief, 58 ‘Share the Care’, 40 Settings, 38 Profiles of Play, 55 Reminiscence Theatre, 54 Shattered Lives, 2 Spirit and Psyche, 59 Remorse and Reparation, 61 Silent Grief, 58 Spirit of the Child, The, 37
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Spiritual Caregiving as Secular Supporting the Child and the Family in Pae- Thinking About Institutions, 60 Understanding Your One-Year-Old, 9 Sacrament, 63 diatric Palliative Care,25 Third Party Assisted Conception Across Cul- Understanding Your Three-Year-Old, 9 Spiritual Dimension of Ageing, The, 41 Supporting Women after Domestic Violence, tures, 48 Understanding Your Two-Year-Old, 9 Spiritual Dimensions of Pastoral 20 Through the Eyes of Aliens, 30 Understanding Your Young Child with Spe- Care, 63 Supportive Parenting, 10 Tics and Tourette Syndrome, 36 cial Needs, 9 Spiritual Healing with Children Survival Strategies for Parenting Children Tictionary, 36 Urville, 31 with Special Needs, 17 with Bipolar Disorder, 51 Time of the Therapeutic Communities, The, Use of Art in Counselling Child and Adult Spiritual Growth and Care in the Fourth Age Survival Strategies for People on the Autism 60 Survivors of Sexual Abuse, The, 53 of Life, 41 Spectrum, 29 Tiny Bites, 52 Use of Performance Indicators in Higher Spirituality and Ageing, 41 Surviving Fears in Health and Social Care, Touch and Go Joe, 37 Education, The, 64 Spirituality and Art Therapy, 53 39 Toss of the Dice, A, 63 User Guide to the GF/CF Diet for Autism, Spirituality and Mental Health Care, 63 Surviving Post-Natal Depression, 51 Training and Development for Dementia Asperger Syndrome and AD/HD, Spirituality and Social Care, 39 Surviving the Special Educational Needs Care Workers, 42 A, 33 Spirituality and the Autism Spectrum, 30 System, 34 Training Manual for Working with Older User Involvement and Participation in Social Spirtuality Ethics and Care, 26 Syphilis in Shakespeare’s England, 52 People in Residential and Day Care Set- Care, 40 Spirituality in Health Care Contexts, 63 Systemic Treatment of Bulimia Nervosa, A, tings, 41 Using Interactive Imagework with Children: Spirituality, Healing and Medicine, 63 52 Transfer Boy, 33 Walking on the Magic Mountain, 58 Spirtuality, Values and Mental Systemic Supervision, 58 Transforming Universities, 64 Using Voice and Movement in Health, 25 Systems-Centered Approach to Inpatient Transition and Change in the Lives of People Therapy, 56 Staff Supervision in a Turbulent Group Psychotherapy, A, 60 with Intellectual Disabilities, 43 Using Voice and Theatre in Therapy, 56 Environment, 40 Tai Chi Chuan and the Code of Life, 8 Trauma, Attachment and Family Permanence, Valuing and Educating Young Standards & Quality in Higher Taking the Group Seriously, 62 48 People, 37 Education, 64 Talent, Teaching and Achievement, Trauma, Drug Misuse and Transforming Verbal Behavior Approach, The, 17 Standing On His Own Two Feet, 63 Tales from the Table, 33 Identities, 19 Victims of Crime and Community State Child Care, 48 Talking About Domestic Abuse, 47 Trauma, the Body and Justice, 40 Still Here with Me, 58 Talking About Spirituality in Health Care Transformation, 57 Video Modelling and Behaviour Stephen Harris in Trouble, 36 Practice, 63 Traumatic Experience in the Unconscious Analysis, 35 Stepping Out, 33 Talking Teenagers, 33 Life of Groups, 61 Views and Experiences of Disabled Children Story So Far, The, 55 Talking To My Mum, 47 Traveller Children, 46 and their Siblings, The, 49 Storymaking and Creative Groupwork with Talking with Children and Young People Troubles of Children and Violence, 61 Older People, 59 about Death and Dying, 58 Adolescents, 51 Violence and Mental Disorder, 61 Storymaking in Education and Tapestry of Cultural Issues in Art Therapy, Trust and Power, 55 Violence in Children and Therapy, 55 54 Truth is Longer Than a Lie, The, 47 Adolescents, 51 Storymaking in Bereavement, 59 Teacher’s Handbook of Death, A, 58 Understanding 4-5 Year-Olds, 9 Voices from the Spectrum, 34 Storytelling with Children in Crisis, 56 Teaching at Home, 35 Understanding 6-7 Year-Olds, 9 Visual Perception Problems in Children with Strange World – Autism, Asperger’s Syn- Teaching Children with Autism and Related Understanding 12–14-Year-Olds, 9 AD/HD, Autism and Other Learning, 29 drome and PDD-NOS, A, 29 Spectrum Disorders, 38 Understanding and Supporting Children with Vital Breath of the Dao, 7 Strengthening Emotional Ties through Teaching Pupils with Severe and Complex Emotional and Behavioural Vulnerability and Resilience in Human Parent – Child-Dyad Art Therapy, 53 Difficulties, 38 Difficulties, 51 Development, 62 Stress in Social Work, 40 That’s Life with Autism, 34 Understanding and Working with the Spec- Washing My Life Away, 37 Stroke Survivor, 49 Theory and Practice of Action and Drama trum of Autism, 29 Welfare and Culture in Europe, 52 Structuring the Therapeutic Process, 59 Techniques, 55 Understanding Attachment and Attachment What did you say? What do you Students’ Mental Health Needs, 50 Theory of Mind and the Triad of Perspective Disorders, 51 mean?, 35 Studio Art Therapy, 53 of Autism and Asperger Syndrome, The, Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorders, What Do You See?, 54 Succeeding in College with Asperger Syn- 29 29 When a Family Pet Dies, 58 drome, 32 Therapeutic Approaches in Work with Trau- Understanding Children’s Experiences of When Babies Read, 33 Succeeding with Autism, 29 matized Children and Young People, 60 Parental Bereavement, 58 When I’m Away From Succeeding with Interventions for Asperger Therapeutic Art Directives, 54 Understanding Dementia, 42 Home, 50 Syndrome Adolescents, 33 Therapeutic Communities, 60 Understanding Drug Issues, 47 Why Do You Do That?, 36 Suicidal Behaviour, 59 Therapeutic Communities for Children and Understanding How Asperger Children and Wholeness in Later Life, 41 Suicide, 51 Young People, 60 Adolescents Think and Learn, 38 Will of His Own, A, 10 Supervision and Dramatherapy, 55 Therapeutic Communities for the Treatment Undersatnding Learning Disability and Wishing On the Midnight Star, 36 Support Groups for Older People Who Have of Drug Users, 60 Dementia, 23 Without You – Children and Young People Been Abused, 41 Therapeutic Community Approach to Care in Understanding Looked after Growing Up with Loss and its Effects, 58 Supported Employment Workbook, the Community, A, 60 Children, 19 Women Who Offend, 42 A, 32 Therapeutic Dimensions of Autobiography in Understanding Motor Skills in Children with Women with Intellectual Disabilities, 49 Supporting Children in Public Care Creative Writing, 57 Dyspraxia, ADHD, Autism, and Other Workbook of Group-Analytic Interventions, in Schools, 37 Therapeutic Interventions for Forensic Learning Disabilities, 11 A, 62 Supporting Parents, 43 Mental Health Nurses, 61 Understanding Nonverbal Learning Disabili- Working Ethics, 39 Supporting Parents of Teenagers, 47 Therapeutic Potential of Creative Writing, ties, 11 Working of Social Work, The, 40 Supporting South Asian Families with a The, 57 Understanding Sensory Dysfunction, 31 Working Relationships, 63 Child with Severe Disabilities, 43 Therapeutic Presence, 59 Understanding Street Drugs, 47 Working Therapeutically with Women in Supporting Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse, Therapeutic Voicework, 56 Understanding the Nature of Autism and Secure Mental Health Settings, 61 46 Therapist’s Encounters with Revenge and Asperger’s Disorder, 29 Working to be Someone, 44 Forgiveness, The, 59 Understanding Your Baby, 9 Working Towards Independence, 50
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Working with Adult Alexander, Mary, 35 Blackwell, Dick, 57 Camis, Jean, 50 Corker, Mairian, 58 Abuse, 23 Altiero, Joann, 39 Blakemore-Brown, Lisa, 30 Campbell, Alastair, 63 Cornish, Ursula, 35 Working with Anger and Young Anderson, Liz McKendry, 31 Bland, Rosemary, 42 Campito, Jan, 10 Cossa, Mario, 54 People, 47 Anderson, Margaret, 33 Blee, Tony, 63 Campling, Penelope, Cowlishaw, Kitt, 35 Working with Carers, 40 Andersen-Warren, Madeline, 54 Bleiklie, Ivar, 64 Canavan, John, 44, 46 Cox, John, 59, 63 Anderson, Ray S., 63 Bliss, Veronica E, 12 Carey, Lois, 56 Cox, Murray, 59, 61 Working with Children Andron, Linda, 35 Bloor, Mick, 43 Carnaby, Steven, 49 Cox, Sylvia, 42 in Need, 46 Ansdell, Gary, 52, 53 Blom, Rinda, 55 Carr, Janet, 38, 50 Coyte, Mary Ellen, 25 Working with Elder Arber, Sara, 41 Blumenthal, Stephen, 61 Caracciolo, Federica, 41 Craig, Yvonne Joan, 39 Abuse, 41 Arcelus, Jon, 36 Blyth, Eric, 48 Cassity, Julia, 52 Crawshaw, Marilyn, 38 Working with Gangs and Young Archer, Caroline, 48 Bogdashina, Olga, 29, 30, 31 Cassity, Michael, 52 Crichton-Hill, Yvonne, 44 People, 47 Archibald, Carole, 41 Bolton, Gillie, 26, 57 Castillo, Heather, 60 Crimmens, Paula, 38, 55 Working with Offenders, 42 Ariel, Cindy N., 34 Bonner, Chris, 41 Cattanach, Ann, 27, 55, 56 Crissey, Pat, 33 Working with People Arnold, Eileen, 35 Boon, Maureen, 36 Cave, Martin, 64 Croft, Suzy, 63 with Learning Disabilities, 49 Askling, Berit, 64 Borland, John, 50 Chakrabarti, Mono, 48 Cross, Melanie, 37 Working with Schizophrenia, 51 Aspinall, Ann, 29 Borland, Moira, 46 Chalfont, Garuth, 24 Csóti, Márianna, 35, 38, 49 Working with Sex Offenders in Asquith, Stewart, 42 Boswell, Gwyneth, 43 Chamberlayne, Prue, 52 Cumella, Stuart, 46 Prisons and Through Release to Aston, Maxine, 31 Boswell, Sophie, 9 Chand, Ashok, 45 Cuomo, Nicole, 8 Atkinson, Jacqueline, 25 Boughtwood, Desiree, 15 Chapman, Alan, 42 Cutcliffe, John, 58 the Community, 61 Attwood, Tony, 29, 30 Bouras, Nick, 50 Chapman, Rohhss, 49 Dahllöff, Urban, 64 Working with Victims of Crime, Aves, Corinne, 9 Boushéy, Ann, 33, 34 Chalfont, Garuth, Dalal, Farhad, 62 40 Ayelet, 51 Bouzoukis, Carol E., 54 Chara, Christian P., 31 Dance, Ruth, 58 World Within Me, The, 63 Backer, Jos De, 53 Boyce-Tillman, June, 53 Chara, Kathleen A., 31, 33, Daniel, Brigid, 45 Wounded Bird of Bacon, Heather, 46 Boyd, Brenda, 34 51, 55 Darley, Suzanne, 27 Paradise, 35 Baker, Claire, 42, 48 Boyer-Quick, Sara, 31 Chara, Karston J., 33 Darnley, Barbara, 55 Writing My Way Through Cancer, Baker, Felicity, 52 Bradley, Jonathan, Chara, Paul J., 31, 33, 51, 55 Davies, Alison, 52 57 Baldwin, Clive, Bray, Madge, 46 Chazan, Rachael, 62 Davies, Richard L., 40 Writing Skills in Practice, 63 Balen, Rachel, 48 Breakey, Christine, 32, 38 Chazan, Saralea E., 55 Davis, Bill, 30, 35 Writing Well, 57 Ball, Morven F., 36 Brennan, John, 64 Chedd, Naomi, 33 Davis, Howard, 21 Writing Works, 57 Bannister, Anne, 54, 56 Brereton, Avril V., 33 Cheetham, Juliet, 40 Davis, Lynn, 22 Yoga for Children with Autism Barnard, Marina, 44 Briggs, David, 40 Chesner, Anna, 55, 60 Dearden, Chris, Barnard, Paul, 58 Briggs, Dennie, 60 Cheston, Richard, 42 De Vries, Susanna, 46 Spectrum Disorders, 36 Barnes, Gill Gorell, 58 Briggs, Freda, 38 Chivers, Maria, 37 Deane, Ruth, 37 Young Adults with Special Needs, Barnett, Elizabeth, 42 Briggs, Stephen, 46 Chodorow, Joan, 56 Debbaudt, Dennis, 30 50 Barnhill, Anne Clinard, 13 Bright, Ruth, 41, 59 Chowdhury, Uttom, 36, 38 Deckmar, Maud, 34 Young Children’s Rights, 47 Baron-Cohen, Simon, 3, 30, 31 Broad, Bob, 48 Chretien, Kristina, 33 Delfos, Martine F., 29, 51 Young People in Care and Crimi- Bartal, Leah, 56 Broadhurst, Sarah, 18 Clapham, David, 43 Dempsey, Sharon, 63 nal Behaviour, 47 Bartram, Pamela, 9 Brodie, Isabelle, 47 Clapton, Gary, 48 Denmark, John C., 51 Young People Leaving Bateman, Neil, 39 Brogden, Mike, 14 Clark, Chris, 43 Dillenburger, Karola, 33, 34 Care, 40 Batmanghelidjh, Camila, 2 Brooker, Dawn, 42 Clarke, Alan, 62 Distin, Kate, 38 Younger People with Dementia, Bauer, Marianne, 64 Brosen, Sofie Koborg, 35 Clarke, Ann, 62 Dixon, Janet, 31 42 Baxter, Holly Tuesday,28 Brown, Christine, 60 Clarke, Gaynor, 45 Dixon, Jo, 47 Youth Justice and Child Protec- Bean, John, 53 Brown, Dennis, 61 Clarke, Liam, 60 Djuric, Zoran, 54 tion, 44 Bear, Zetta, 44 Brown, Erica, 25 Cleaver, Deborah, 19 Doel, Mark, 39, 40 Beauchamp-Parke, Saundra, 52 Brown, Ivan, 49 Cleaver, Hedy, 19, 45 Dogra, Nisha, 51 Beaver, Rick, 38 Brown, Jane, 46 Clements, Luke, 50 Doherty-Sneddon, Gwyneth, 45 Beecham, Jennifer, 44 Brown, Roy I., 49 Clements, John, 29, 30 Doig, Alan, Bender, Michael, 42 Brown, Valerie Anne, 61 Clifford, Sara, 55 Dokter, Ditty, 56 Bentley, Katrin, 6 Bruce, Elizabeth J., 58 Clough, Nick, 46 Dolan, Pat, 44, 46 Beresford, Peter, 63 Bryant-Jefferies, Richard, 57 Coates, Sheila, 30 Dolva, Gun, 49 Index Berg, David N., 62 Bryden, Christine, 41 Cobley, Cathy, 44 Donaldson, Morag L., 49 Berg, Grethe, 41 Buchalter, Susan, 53 Coe, Cassandra, 33 Douglas, Gillian, 45 Berger, Dorita S., 36, 52 Buchanan, Alec, 61 Cohen, Judith H., 29 Down, Gwynneth, 58 of Authors Berghofer, Julie Allis, 28 Buckley, Helen, 45 Cohen, Steve, 39, 50 Downey, Martha Kate, 49 Berke, Joseph H., 60 Buijssen, Huub, 41 Cohn, Anthony, 34 Downs, Murna, 42 and Editors Berridge, David, 48 Bull, Ruth, 49 Coleman, John, 47 Dowty, Terry, 35 Betensky, Mala, 54 Burford, Elizabeth, 56 Colley, Mary, 36 Doyle, Paddy, 40 Betts, Dion E., 34, 36, 37 Burgen, Arnold, 64 Collins, Mick, 61 Drennan, Vari, 42 Abrahams, Hilary,20, 47 Betts, Stacey W, 36, 37 Burgener, Sandy, 16 Collins, Suzanne, 38, 50 Dubin, Nick, 4, 32, 38 Adams, Brian, 51 Beyer, Jannik, 38 Burger, Nancy, 36 Colwell, Jim, 58 Dubowski, Janek, 53 Adler, Michael, 52, 56 Bhola, H. S., 37 Burke, Peter, 39, 49 Connolly, Marie, 44 Duffy, David, 50 Adshead, Gwen, 60 Bhui, Kamaldeep, 51 Burnell, Alan, 48 Connor, Anne, 43 Duggan, Mary, 55 Adshead, Lesley, 63 Bigby, Christine, 23, 49 Burrows, Helen, 39 Connors, Clare, 49 Durham, Christine, 37 Agazarian, Yvonne M., 59, 60 Biggs, Victoria, 36 Butler, Ian, 45 Cook, Katherine Tapscott, 31 Durham, Mary Sherrill, 59 Aiken, Cara, 51 Billow, Richard M., 61 Byford, Sarah, 19 Cooper, Andrew, 52 Durig, Alexander, 30 Aitken, Kenneth, 30 Bilson, Andy, 40 Calderwood, Lynsey, 49 Cooper, Jeremy, 50 Dwivedi, Kedar Nath, 45, Akram, Yasmeen, 43 Birch, Jen, 32 Caldwell, Phoebe, 5, 29 Cooper, Myra, 52 47, 51 Alderson, Priscilla, 47 Black, Kristina, 46 Calisch, Abby C., 54 Cooper, Paul, 37, 51 Dyrbjerg, Pernille, 37 Aldgate, Jane, 39, 44, 45 Black, Stewart, 43 Cambridge, Paul, 49 Corby, Brian, 46, 47 Dyer, Christopher, 38 Aldridge, David, 51, 52, 53, 63 Blackman, Lucy,32 Camilleri, Vanessa A., 56 Cordess, Christopher, 59, 61 Dyregrov, Atle, 59
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Edelson, Marshall, 62 Gabriels, Robin L., 30 Hall, Chris, 39 Hill, Malcolm, 43, 44, Jenkins, Richard, 51 Edmonds, Genevieve, 12 Gale, Fiona, 51 Hall, John T., 38 45, 46, 48 Jennings, Carmel, 38 Edwards, Denise, 18 Gallup, Caroline, 1 Hall, Kenneth, 30 Hinshelwood, R.D., 60 Jennings, Sue, 55, 56 Eiser, Christine, 51 Gammeltoft, Lone, 33, 38 Halprin, Daria, 56 Hinz, Lisa D, Jensen, Audra., 33 Elder, Jennifer, 14, 35 Gantt, Susan P., 59 Halse, Christine, 15 Hiscox, Anna R., 54 Jewell, Albert, 41 Elfick, Hilary, 63 Gerada, Claire, 50 Hames, Annette, 34 Hodge, John, 60 Jeyarajah, Dent Renuka, Elliot, Amanda, 38 Gerber-Eckard, Lisa N., 37 Hamilton, Lloyd, 19 Hogan, Susan, 53 Johansson, Irene, 49 Elliott, Geoffrey, 64 Gerity, Lani, 54 Hancock, Marianne, 48 Hogenboom, Marga, 49 John, Mary, 46, 47 Elliot, Sandra, 62 Gerland, Gunilla, 38 Hanney, Stephen, 64 Hoksbergen, R.A.C., 48 Johns, Christopher, 63 Ellwood, Jane, 59 Gersie, Alida, 55, 59 Harding, Nancy H., 42 Holden, Cathie, 46 Johnson, Kelley, 49 Emerson, Eric, 43 Ghate, Deborah, 43 Hardy, Steve, 50 Holland, John, 37, 58 Johnson, Malcolm, 32 Emanuel, Louise, 9 Ghaziuddin, Mohammad, 29 Harland, Kelly, 10 Holland, Olga, 34, 35 Johnson, Paul, 27 Emmett, David, 47 Gibbs, Ian, 19, 43, 48 Harlow, Elizabeth, 39 Holowenko, Henryk, 36 Jolly, Kelly Ann, Emmons, Polly Godwin, 31 Gibson, Andy, 45 Harper, Peter Brinley, 51 Holt, Geraldine, 50 Jones, David, 44 Eschen, Johannes Th., 52 Gilbert, Peter, 25 Harper-Hill, Keely, 18 Honey, Anne, 15 Jones, Eileen H., 58 Estay, Irene A, 12 Gilchrist, Ruth, 40 Harpham, Trudy, 50 Hooper, Carol-Ann, 40 Jones, Fiona, 39 Essinger, Mary, 35 Gilligan, James, 61 Harpur, John, 32, 33 Hoopmann, Kathy, 35, 36 Jones, Jenny, Etherington, Kim, 19, 57 Gilligan, Robbie, 48 Harris, John, 40, 45, 64 Hopker, Stephen, Joughin, Carol, Ettin, Mark F., 62 Gilroy, Andrea, 54 Harrison, Jill, 1 Hopkins, Belinda, 37 Jouriles Ernest N., 47 Evandrou, Maria, 41 Glaser, Danya, 51 Harrison, Tom, 60 Hopper, Earl, 61 Joyce, Teresa, 50 Evans, Emma, 39 Goddard, Chris, 47 Hart, Angie, 48 Horwath, Jan, 44 Juhila, Kirsi, 39 Evans, John, 62 Goddard, Jim, 48 Hart, Stuart, 46 Horwood, Graham, 8 Kaganas, Felicity, 50 Evans, Kathy, 53 Goldman, Linda, 58 Hartnett, Martha Kennedy, 35 Horwood, Jane, 5 Kaplan, Frances, 53, 54 Evans, Norman, 64 Goldsmith, Malcolm, 42 Harvey, Jeremy, 37 Hostaker, Roar, 64 Kaplan, Melvin, 31 Fabricius, Johannes, 52 Gooch, Tess, 40 Harwin, Nicola, 47 Houghton, Peter, 63 Kasinski, Kajetan, 60 Fachner, Jörg, 52 Goodill, Sharon W., 56 Harwood, Irene N. H., 62 Howe, Gwen, 51 Katz, Ilan, 48, 62 Fagan, Margaret, 60 Goodridge, Janet, 65 Hassan, Judith, 57 Howley, Marie, 35 Kaufman, Natalie Hevener, 46 Fairclough, Philip L., 49 Gordon, Christine, 48 Hatfield, Karen, 42 Hoy, Rory, 30 Kaye, Charles, 61, 63 Farmer, Elaine, 43 Gordon, Jacki, 51 Hatton, Chris, 43 Hudgins, M.K., 55 Kaye, Gillian, 40 Farrell Erickson, Martha, 46 Gordon, Rosemary, 59 Hawkins, Gail, 32 Hudson, Bob, 43 Kayrooz, Carole, 52 Farrelly-Hansen, Mimi, 53 Gore, Sally, 63 Hawton, Keith, 39, 51 Hughes, F.M., 42 Kazi, Mansoor A. F., 40 Fast, Yvona, 32 Gorin, Sarah, 48 Hay, David, 37 Hughes, Julian C., 42 Keady, John, 24, 42 Fattore, Toby, 47 Gorman, Kevin, 40 Hayden, Carol, 48 Hughes, Lynette, 40 Keane, Lisa, 58 Fawcett, Mary, 45 Graham, Helen, 62 Hayes, Debra, 39 Hughes, Marilyn, 44 Keenan, Mickey, 33, 34, 35 Feiner, Arthur H., 59 Graham, S. A., Hayles, Michelle, 40 Hughes, Robert, 34 Kellermann, Peter Felix, 28, 55 Feinstein, Jessie, 47 Grainger, Roger, 54, 55, 56, 59 Haynes, Jane, 59 Hultquist, Alan M, 37 Kelly, Greg, 48 Ferguson Bottomer, Phyllis, 5 Granot, Tamar, 58 Hays, Natasha T., 63 Humphreys, Cathy, 47 Kemshall, Hazel, 40, 43, 44 Ferrara, Nadia, 54 Grant, Gillian, 51 Hazel, Neal, 43 Humphries, Beth, 39, 40 Kendrick, Andrew, 21 Ferrari, Michel, 33 Grant, Gordon, 50 Head, David, 63 Hundal, Ppinder, 30 Kennard, David, 38, 60, 62 Field, Evelyn M, 4 Grant, Sue, 63 Heal, Margaret, 53 Hungerland, Beatrice, 44 Kennedy, Elizabeth, Field, John, 64 Gratsa, Anatasia, 50 Healy, Lynne, 39 Hunnisett, Fran, 38 Kennelly, Jeanette, Field, Victoria, 57 Gray, Barry, 50 Heath, Wende, 27 Hunt, Celia, 57 Kennington, Roger, 40 Figusch, Zoltán, 54 Gray, Carol, 29 Heaton-Harris, Nicolette, 15 Hunt, Linda, 41 Kerr, Diana, 23 Fitton, Pat, 50 Gray, David E., 64 Heery, Gerry, 39 Hunter, Susan, 21, 42 Kerr, Ken P., 33, 34 Fitzgerald, Michael, 31, 32, 33 Gray, Penny, 50 Henderson, Mary, Huntington, Annie, 54 Kettles, Alyson M., 61 Fleisher, Marc, 29, 32 Green, Jennifer, 50 Henkel, Mary, 41, 64 Hurst, Sheila, 58 Kiddle, Cathy, 46 Flekkøy, Målfrid Grude, 46 Green, Michael, 50 Hénault, Isabelle, 33 Hyatt-Foley, DeAnn, 34 Kiker, Painter Kim, 35 Fletcher, Jacky, 36 Greenberg, Maurice, 59 Henderson, Mary, 33 Hyland Moon, Catherine, 53 Kinchin, David, 26 Fletcher, Keith, 39, 40 Gregory, Jane, 34 Henderson, Matthew, 1 Iliffe, Steve, 42, 50 Kind, Jürgen, 59 Fling, Echo R., 34 Gregory, Karl, 50 Hendrickx, Sarah, 6 Ingham, Nigel, 49 Kindlen, Margaret, 59 Foley, Matthew G., 34 Gregory, Marilyn, 40 Henley, David, 53 Innes, Anthea, 41, 42 King, Michael, 50 Folgheraiter, Fabio, 39 Greig, Deidre N., 61 Henshaw, Carol, 62 Irwin, Janet, 46 King, Nancy, 55 Foote, Christopher, 41 Griffin, Colin, 64 Hermelin, Beate, 31 Isanon, Abe, 30 Kingston, Anna Karin, 17 Forrester-Jones, Rachel, 18 Griffith, Rhys, 46 Hernandez de Tubert, Ives, Martine, 34 Kinsella, Caroline, 50 Fowler, Jeff, 44 Grocke, Denise, 52 Reyna, 61 Iwaniec, Dorota, 45 Kinsella, Connor, 50 Fowler, Susan, 48 Gröhn, Mirka, 45 Heron, Christine, 40 Jackson, Eve, 50 Kirby, Amanda, 36 Fox, Claudine, 51 Grove, Nicola, 55 Herrmann, Anna, 55 Jackson, Jacqui, 34 Klaw, Rebecca, 38 Fox Eades, Jennifer M., 37 Guishard-Pine, Jeune, 19 Hesmondhalgh, Matthew, Jackson, Luke, 29, 31, 33 Knights, Ben, 59 Frake, Clay, 51 Gulbenkoglu, Hrepsime, 48 32, 38 Jackson, Maggie, 58 Knill, Paolo J., 56 France, Jenny, 59 Gunzburg, John C., 59 Hester, Marianne, 47 Jackson, Neil, 50 Kogan, Maurice, 64 France, Richard, 58 Gustavus-Jones, Sarah, 9 Hewetson, Ann, 34 Jackson, Robin, 50 Kramer, Edith, 54 Franey, Alan, 61 Gutstein, Steven E., 35 Hewitt, David, 25 Jacobs, Barbara, 31 Kroll, Brynna, 45 Freeman, Richard, 53 Hadcroft, Will, 31, 35 Hewitt, Sally, 38 Jacobsen, Fay W., 59 Kurtz, Lisa A., 11, 29, 36 French, Sally, 49 Hadley, Susan, 62 Heywood, John, 64 Jacobsen, Paula, 30, 38 Kutscher, Martin, 3 Frender, Sam, 34 Hagell, Ann, 44 Hicks, Leslie, 19 James, Ioan, 31 Kuumba, Nia Imani, 47 Friedman, Robi, 62 Hagiliassis, Nick, 48 Hicks, Stephen, 48 Japp, James, 49 Lacher, Denise B., 48 Friel, John, 50 Hagood, Maralynn M., 53 Hieb, Marianne, 53 Jeffcote, Nikki, 61 Lahad, Mooli, 56 Fulford, Bill, 63 Hahn, Herb, 60 Higgins, Robin, 56 Jeffery, Carole, 44 Lambert, Susan, 43 Fuller, Cynthia, 63 Haigh, Rex, 60 Higgs, Annie, 50 Jeffs, Tony, 40 Landau, Ruth, 48 Fyffe, Chris, 23 Hale, Sheila, 16 Hill, Dina E, 30 Jenkins, Clare, 58 Landy, Robert J., 55
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Langslow, Anne Karin, 64 Mak-Pearce, George, 60 Mór, Caiseal, 13 Palfrey, Colin, 42 Radford, Lorraine, 47 Lapsley, Irvine, 43 Malchiodi, Cathy, 53, 54 Morant, Nicola, 60 Pallaro, Patrizia, 54 Ramcharan, Paul, 50 Larkey, Sue, 31, 38 Malek, Mhemooda, 51 Morgan, Kevin, 41 Palmer, Ann, 32, 34 Ramsay, Rosalind, 50 Lars Bonde, Ole, Mallon, Brenda, 58 Morland, Ian, 58 Papoudi, Despina, 30 Randerson, Catherine, 37 Lartey, Emmanuel Y., 63 Malone, Anthony, 37 Morrell, Maureen F., 34 Paradiz , Valerie, 34 Rankin, Kate, 35 Lathe, Richard, 29 Mamen, Maggie, 11 Morris, Ann, 48 Park, Keith, 55 Rasmussen, Tracy, 17 Lavender, Tony, 61 Mandelstam, Michael, 50, 52 Morris, Mark, 60 Parker, Jackie, Rawlings, Barbara, 60 Laverty, Helen, 49 Manning, Nick, 60 Morrison, Diane, 39 Parker, Michael, 60 Raynor, Peter, 21 Lawlor, Maria, 32, 33 Manor, Oded, 40 Morton-Cooper, Alison, 31 Parkin, Andrew, 51 Read, Janet, 50 Lawson, Hilary, 40 Manthorpe, Jill, 50 Moyers, Sue, 43 Parsloe, Phyllida, 43 Reddie, Anthony G., 63 Lawson, Wendy, 29, 30, 31, 32 Markell, Mary Jane, 53 Moyes, Rebecca A., 38 Parton, Nigel, 39, 40 Reebye, Pratibha, 11 Laybourn, Ann, 46 Marl, Katie, 49 Mudaly, Neerash, 47 Parvez Rashid, Stephen, 48 Rees, Elizabeth, 57 Leach, Kathy, 57 Marner, Torben, 46 Müeller White, Lucy, 53 Patrick, Nancy J., 34 Reet, Mary, 49 Leach, Steve, Maroni, Lesley, 9 Muir, Niki, 59 Patterson, Ken, 36 Richards, Eleanor, Le Blanc, Sophie, 58 Marrone, Mario, 62 Mullender, Audrey, Pattison, Stephen, 63 Richardson, Joanna, 20 Le Breton, Marilyn, 33 Mars, Sarah, 50 Munden, Alison, 36 Pavlicevic, Mercédès, 52, 53 Richardson, Sue, 46 Ledger, Sue, 49 Marshall, Mary, 41, 42 Munford, Robyn, 39 Payne, Helen, 40, 56 Richer, John, 30 Le Riche, Pat, 40 Martin, Marilyn, 17 Munro, Emily, 45 Payne, Malcolm, 39 Richman, Shira, 34, 35 Leach, Kathy, Martin, Neil, 30 Munro, Nell, 34 Paxton, Katherine, 12 Ridden, Geoff, 50 Leach, Steve, 32 Martin, Steve, 21 Murch, Mervyn, 45 Pearson, Chris, 47 Rigby, Ken, 37 Lees, Jan, 60 Martinovich, Judith, 33 Murphy, Charlie, 41 Pearson, Jenny, 55 Riley, Shirley, 54 Legge, Brenda, 31 Marton, Ference, 64 Murray, Dinah, 29 Pearson, Mark, 37 Ringer, T. Martin, 60 Lehman, Jill Fain, 38 Marton, Susan, 64 Myers, Bob, 47 Pecora, Peter, 45 Rinner, Louann, 31 Leiba, Tony,39 Mason, Christina, 63 Myers, Peter, 31 Pedersen, Ernst W., Ripa di Meana, Gabriella, Leicester, Mal, 37, 38 Mason, Jan, 47 Nagy, Julie, 58 Pedersen, Inge Nygaard, 52 Ritchie, Pete,21 Leigh White, Abbie, 29 Matthews, Joan, 34 Naseef, Robert A., 34, 49 Peers, Jessica, 32 Ritvo, Edward R., 29 Leventhal-Belfer, Laurie, 33 May, David, 43 Nash, Mary, 39 Pembroke, Neil, 63 Roan-Yager, Linda, 33 Levine, Caroline, 35 McAuley, Colette, 45 NCH Children and Families Project, Pengelly, Paul, 40 Robarts, Jacqueline, 30 Levine, Ellen G., 56 McCabe Family, The, 34 47 Penhale, Bridget, 41 Robbins, Arthur, 53, 54, 59 Levine, Karen, 37 McCabe, Louise, 34 Ne’eman, Nira, 56 Penman, Debra, 57 Robbins, Lisa A., 31 Levine, Stephen K., 56 McCaffrey, Monica, 34 Nelson, Judy, 28 Pennells, Sister Margaret, 59 Roberts, Gwenda, 45 Lewis, Jane, 52 McCall, Suzanne, 19 Neri, Claudio, 62 Pentecost, David, 36 Roberts, Gwyneth, 50 Lewis, Pamela, 30 McCann, Andy, 49 Newburn, Tim, 41 Perez, Juan Martos, 29 Roberts, Jeff, 62 Liabø, Kristin, 20 McCann, Damian, 58 Newham, Paul, 56 Perlman, Daniel, Roberts, Marian, 39 Liebmann, Marian, 20, McCarthy, Dennis, 27 Newman, Sarah, 33 Perret, Daniel, 52 Roberts, Penny, 28 39, 54, 56 McCarthy, Michelle, 49 Newton, Keith, 6 Perry, T. M, 38 Roberts, Vicki, 47 Lingiah, Tony, 61 McCluskey, Una, 40 Nice, Graeme, 47 Petrie, Stephanie, 45 Robertson, Janet, 43 Linnington, Liz, 57 McCully, Chris, 57 Nichol, Tim, 36 Peters, Kasi, 28 Robertson, Mary, 36 Lipgar, Robert M., 61 McCurrach, Ian, 55 Nichols, Todd, 48 Pfäfflin, Friedemann, 60 Robinson, Carol, 43 Lipscombe, Jo, 43 McDermott, Janet, 48 Nicholson, Don, 19 Philips, Deborah, 41 Robinson, David, 61 Lishman, Joyce, 22 McGee, Caroline, 47 Nicholls, Vicky, 25 Phillips, Judith, 41 Robinson, Margaret, 45 Little, Brenda, 64 McIvor, Gill, 21, 42, 43 Nieto, Carmen, 29 Phillips, Julie, 40 Robinson, Simon, 26 Littlechild, Brian, 40 McKenzie, Kwame, 50 Nikopoulos, Christos, 35 Philpot, Terry, 46 Robson, Meredith, 58 Littlechild, Rosemary, 40 McLellan, Lindsay, 63 Nolan, Mike, 41 Pierce, Rachel, 40 Rodman, Karen E., 31, 39 Llorente Comi, Maria, 29 McMahon, Linnet, 46 Nolan, Patricia, 37 Pierides-Müller, Stella, 60 Rogers, Cheryl, 49 Lloyd, Greg, 40 McMurran, Mary, 60 Norford, Liz, 48 Pilling, Doria, 41 Røine, Eva, 55 Lockyer, Andrew, 44 McNeilly, Gerry, 53, 54 Norton, Kingsley, 60 Pines, Malcolm, 61, 62 Roker, Debi, 47 Lorbach, Caroline, 48 McNiff, Shaun, 54 Nye, Rebecca, 37 Pinkerton, John, 44, 46 Romkema, Craig, 32 Lord, Stephanie, 18 McSherry, Wilfred, 63 Nyman, Anders, 46 Piper, Christine, 50 Ronen, Tammie, 51 Lorenzato, Kathy Irvine, 52 Meadows, Pamela, 45 O’Brien, Carol, 50 Player, Chris, 39 Rose, Richard, 45 Lovecky, Deirdre, 30 Meekums, Bonnie, 54 O’Donoghue, Kieran, 39 Plummer, Deborah M., 39, 58 Rose, Wendy, 39, 44, 45 Lovett, Herbert, 30 Menzies, Diana, 60 O’Hagan, Kieran, 22, 40 Pointer, Bren, 38 Ross, Carol, 54 Loxley, Ann, 40 Merry, Judy, 58 O’Neill, Catherine, 58 Pool, Jackie, 24 Ross, Donna Satterlee, 34 Luckock, Barry, 48 Mertz, Gretchen, 34 O’Neill, Jasmine Lee, 30 Pooley, Jane, 60 Ross, Fiona, 35 Lukas, Christopher, 58 Messer, David, 39 O’Neill, Teresa, 44, 47 Pösö, Tarja, 39 Ross, Sue, 40 Lukey, Pauline, 30 Meyer, Roger N., 32 O’Reilly, Dermot, 44 Potter, Carol, 38 Rowe, Nick, 54 Lundine, Vicki, 32 Mihail, Teodor, 33 Ochiai, Midori, 38 Price Cohen, Cynthia, Row, Sandy, 34 Luxmoore, Nick, 47 Milia, Diana, 54 Offer, John, 40 Priestley, Mark, 49 Rowlings, Cherry, 41 Lynch Barbera, Mary, 17 Miller, Arnold, 33 Ogaz, Nancy, 36 Prince, Katie, 40 Rowson, Richard, 39 Lynn, Joanne Barrie, 36 Miller, Lisa, Oldfield, Amelia, 52 Prior, Vivien, 51 Rubinstien, Marcia Brown, 36 Lynn, George T., 36, 51 Miller, Nancy E., 31 Ole Bonde, Lars, 52 Pritchard, Jacki, 23, 41, 44, 57 Rubinyi, Susan, 34 Lyon, Kate, 49 Milne, Brian, 44 Oliver, Michael, 43 Procter, Joanne, 45 Ruebain, David, 50 MacDermott, Mercia, 57 Minde, Åse, 56 Orbach, Ann, 57, 60 Proulx, Lucille, 53 Runberg, Marianne, MacDonald, James D., 30 Mitchell, Duncan, 49 Orchard, Helen, 63 Pughe, Billy, 46 Ruscombe-King, Gillie, 58 MacEwan, Lesa, 28 Molenaar-Klumper, Marieke, 36 Ottinger, Becky, 36 Purkis, Jeanette, 31 Ryan, Tony, 50 MacKinlay, Elizabeth, 41 Molloy, Harvey, 33 Overton, Jennifer, 35 Pyles, Lise, 34, 35 Ryan, Virginia, 56 MacLagan, David, 54 Mont, Daniel, 35 Owen, Hilary, 44 Quinn, Barbara, 37 Ryden, Michael, 37 MacManus, Nic, 58 Mood, Pat, 58 Owen, Sue, 45 Quinton, David, 43 Rymaszewska, Janie, 46 Magnusen, Christy L., 38 Mooney, Ann, 46 Ozanne, Elizabeth, 23 Raaheim, Kjell, Saari, Salli, 58 Makin, Susan R., 54 Moor, Julia, 33 Pain, Helen, 63 Radford, John, 37 Safran, Diane Stein, 53
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W., 53 St Thomas, Bruce, 27 Tunstill, Jane, 44 Wigram, Tony, 28, 52, 53 Schaverien, Joy, 54 Stalker, Aileen, 11 Turner, Mary, 58 Wilder, Rosilyn, 56 Schermer, Victor L, 59, 62 Stalker, Kirsten, 40, 42, 43, 49 Turp, Maggie, 57 Wilkinson, Heather, 42 Schiffmiller, Robin, 34 Stanford, Ashley, 31 Tuzeo-Jarolmen, Jo-Ann, 58 Willey, Liane Holliday, 29, Schmidt Neven, Ruth, 62 Stanley, Nicky, 47, 50 Twigg, Prudence, 16 33, 34 Schneck, Daniel J., 52 Stanners, Christine, 41 Ulas, Marion, 43 Williams, Brian, 40, 42 Schneider, Cindy B., 37 Stanton, Mike, 30 Vabo, Agnete, 64 Williams, Christine, 18, 29 Schneider, Edgar, 32 Staropoli, André, 64 Van den Berg, Wilma, 61 Williams, Christopher, 50 Schneider, Myra, 57 Statham, Daphne, 43 Van Der Spek, Niki, 48 Williams, Diana, 32, 63 Schneider, Stanley, 61 Statham, June, 46 Van Marle, Hjalmar, 61 Williams, Donna, 34 Schnetz, Martina, 53 Steele, Andy, 40 Van Velsen, Cleo, 61 Williams, James, 34 Schreurs, Agneta, 57 Steinhardt, Lenore, 54 Varma, Ved, 51, 62 Williams, Ruth, 64 Schroder, Deborah, 53 Stein, Mike, 47 Vasil, Latika, 33 Willows, David, 63 Schultz, Cynthia L., 58 Stein, Samuel, 38 Vasta, Ross, 62 Willson, Jean, 50 Schunick, Wendy Stewart, Bruce, 39 Vedel, Maria, 37 Wilson, Kate, 43, 48, 56 Goldband, 30, 35 Stewart, William, 58 Vedfelt, Ole, 59 Wilson, Stephen, 61 Schweitzer, Pam, 54 Stillman, William, 30 Veld, Roelandin’t, 64 Wilson, Susan Stratigos, 46 Scott, Jane, 45 Stitt, Carole, 58 Veljkovic, Jasna, 54 Winn, Linda, 55 Searle, Yvonne, Stradmeijer, A.M., 44 Verhofstadt-Denève, Leni, 55 Winter, David A., 62 Seddon, Diane, 24 Streeter, Elaine, 53 Vermeulen, Peter, 30, 38 Winter, Matt, 38 Seden, Janet, 39 Streng, Isabelle, 44 Victor, Pamela, 35 Wood, Fiona, 43 Sederholm, Gudrun Helga, 57 Stoddart, Kevin P., 29 Vincent, John P., 47 Woods, Bob,24 Seed, Philip, 40 Stone, Florica,30 Virag, Terez, 59 Woods, Honor, 49 Seftel, Laura, 53 Stone, Fred, 44 Vittorini, Candace, 31 Woods, John, 60 Seiden, Henry M., 58 Stradmeijer, Margreet, Vostanis, Panos, 46 Woods, Phil, 61 Segal, Julia, 46 Stuart-Hamilton, Ian, 26, 29, 62 Vries, Peter de, 64 Woodward, Bob, 17 Shah, Robina, 43 Sulaiman, SAndy, 48 Vuletic, Lijiljana, 33 Worthington, Alan, 60 Shah, Sonali, 48 Sutton, Julie P., 53 Waddell, Margot, 9 Wosch, Thomas, 28 Shardlow, Steven M., 39, 40 Svedin, Carl, 46 Wahidin, Azrini, 41 Wright, Barry, 18, 29 Shattock, Michael, 64 Svensson, Börje, 46 Walker, Steve, 45 Wu, Master Zhangxion, 7 Shaw, Ian, 43 Swain, John, 49 Walmsley, Jan, 49 Yancy, George, 62 Shaw, Jean, 34 Swinton, John, 63 Walsh, Danny, 41 Yapko, Diane, 29 Sheely, Rachelle K., 35 Szmukler, George, 50, 59 Ward, Adrian, 46, 60 Yates, Rowdy, 60 Shelley, Rosemary, 52 Tamplin, Jeanette, 52 Ward, Barbara, 58, 59 Yelloly, Margaret, 41 Sheppard, Michael, 39, 45 Tanguay, Pamela B., 36 Ward, Harriet, 45 Yoshida, Yuko, 33 Shergill, Sukhwinder Singh, 59 Tanner, Karen, 40 Ward, Tony, 44 Zarkowska, Ewa, 30 Shoemark, Allison, 59 Tantam, Digby, 59 Warnes, Tony, 41 Ziglio, Erio, 52 Shohet, Robin, 63 Tarr, Sukey, 19 Warr, Brian, 25 Zinkin, Hindle, 59 Silver, Kate, 29 Taylor, Andy, 45 Warren, Lorna, 41 Zinkin, Louis, 61 Silverstone, Liesl, 54 Taylor, Claire, 47 Wasilewska, Ewa, 57 Simkins, John, 46 Taylor, Julie, 45 Wason, Armorer, 34 Simon, Dave, 57 Taylor, Shirley, 37 Wassell, Sally, 45 Simon, R. M., 53 Tew, Jerry, 50 Waterhouse, Lorraine, 42 Sinclair, Ian, 43, 44, 48 Theilgaard, Alice, 59 Waterhouse, Stella, 29 Sjoqvist, Suzanne, 58 Thiara, Ravi K., 47 Waterman, Barbara, 48 Skamballis, Agnes, 47 Thoburn, June, 45, 48 Watson, Florence, 39 Skinner, Julie, 46 Tholstrup, Margaret, 59 Watson, Graham, 41 Skultans, Vieda, 59 Thomas, David, 49 Watson, Tessa, 61 Slade, Peter, 55 Thompson, James, 55, 61 Watt, D. Alison, 34 Slater-Walker, Christopher, 31 Thompson, Kate, 57 Weatherly, Helen, 19 Slater-Walker, Gisela, 31 Thompson, Sheila, 62 Webb, Stephen A., 39 Smith Myles, Brenda,31 Thomsen, Per Hove, 37 Wedge, Peter, 43 Smith, Carolyn, 57 Tibbs, Margaret Anne, 42 Weinstein, Jenny, 39, 40 Smith, Catherine, 32 Tiknaz, Yonca, 37 Weisberg, Naida, 56 Smith, David, 42, 64 Titterton, Mike, 39, 40 Welldon, Estela V., 61 Smith, Gina, 50 Tizard, Barbara, 62 Wells, Adrian, 52 Smith, Martin, 39 Todd, Gillian, 52 Wells, Joe, 37 Smith, Susan C., 58, 59 Tomic, Miomir, 54 Welton, Jude, 35 Smith, Walter, 58 Tomlinson, Patrick, 60 Wethered, Audrey G., 55 Somerville, Peter, 40 Tonge, Bruce J., 33 Wheelwright, Sally, 31 Tovey, Wade, 22 White, Chris, 35
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