The central question that Seu and Heenan have posed to contributors to this book is to explore critically how their feminist beliefs, understandings and commitments inform their work as psychotherapeutic practitioners and researchers. What we are offered is a multiplicity of feminist and psychotherapeutic narratives... The book raises a very serious issue about the nature of the feminist project within psychotherapy... The editors and contributors have created a brave book which articulates the dilemmas of feminist thought and practice within the contexts of therapeutic engagement' -
British Journal of Guidance and Counselling
Challenging the notion that one model of therapy or one model of feminism c
I Bruna Seu is a lecturer in the Department of Human Sciences at Brunel University and a psychotherapist in private practice.
M Colleen Heenan is also a psychotherapist in private practice and a university lecturer.
CONTRIBUTORS OUTSIDE WESTERN HEMISPHERE
Tessa Adams Goldsmith¿s College, University of London
Aileen Alleyne Goldsmith¿s College, University of London
Jocelyn Chaplin Private Practice London
Elsa Jones Private Practice Cardiff
Joy Schavieren Private Practice Oakham
Vanessa Swan
Pam Trevithick Womankind Bristol
Moira Walker University of Leicester
CONTRIBUTORS OUTSIDE WESTERN HEMISPHERE
Tessa Adams Goldsmith¿s College, University of London
Aileen Alleyne Goldsmith¿s College, University of London
Jocelyn Chaplin Private Practice London
Elsa Jones Private Practice Cardiff
Joy Schavieren Private Practice Oakham
Vanessa Swan
Pam Trevithick Womankind Bristol
Moira Walker University of Leicester
CONTRIBUTORS OUTSIDE WESTERN HEMISPHERE
Tessa Adams Goldsmith¿s College, University of London
Aileen Alleyne Goldsmith¿s College, University of London
Jocelyn Chaplin Private Practice London
Elsa Jones Private Practice Cardiff
Joy Schavieren Private Practice Oakham
Vanessa Swan
Pam Trevithick Womankind Bristol
Moira Walker University of Leicester