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ANZJFT Volume 21 Number 3

September 2000

Contents

Editorial - The Courage to Enter Dialogue
Dialogues of Diversity in Therapy: A Virtual Symposium	Carmel Flaskas, Glenn Larner, Brian Stagoll, Bruce Hart, Robert Doan, Kathy Weingarten, Wolfgang Loth, Mark Hayward and David Pocock
Collaborative Influence	Tom Strong
A Critique of 'Collaborative Influence' - Is there a Role for Expertise?	Peter Churven
About Expertise: Response to Peter Churven's Critique	Tom Strong
Family Therapy into the 21st Century: Can we Work our Way out of the Epistemological Maze?	David Mellor, Shane Storer, Lucy Firth
Can Clinical Research Lead to Social Change?	Simon Kennedy
Letter to the Editors	Bruce McNatty
Network News - News from NSW, Conference Report
Letter from Argentina	Rosal?a Bikel and Eduardo Cazabat
Legacy - People and Poets in Northern Ireland	Isobel Reilly
Reviews
In Appreciation of Mara Selvini Palazzoli: 1916-1999.	Bebe Speed
Annual Training Directory	Julia Hutchinson

Abstracts & Sample Articles

Dialogues of Diversity in Therapy: A Virtual Symposium

by Carmel Flaskas, Glenn Larner, Brian Stagoll, Bruce Hart, Robert Doan, Kathy Weingarten, Wolfgang Loth, Mark Hayward and David Pocock
View article. [PDF format - 338KB]

Therapists from Australia, New Zealand, the US, Germany and the UK discuss the relationship between systemic and narrative therapy.

Collaborative Influence

by Tom Strong
View article. [PDF format - 133KB]

Collaborative therapists acknowledge their role in influencing clients and the outcomes of therapy. But the word 'influence', for many new to the collaborative therapies, can be mistakenly connoted as an undue exercise of therapist power. From a dialogic and social constructionist perspective, this article reflects on how therapists can be influential in collaborative ways. Negotiating 'shared intentionalities' with clients, while privileging their preferences in meaning-making and change[m]as part of respecting their primary authorship over their lives[m]assists therapists to employ their influence in ways that stay collaborative. Furthermore, by regarding client 'resistance' and misunderstanding as instructive, therapists can enhance their efforts to stay collaborative.

A Critique of 'Collaborative Influence' - Is there a Role for Expertise?

by Peter Churven
View article. [PDF format - 39KB]

About Expertise: Response to Peter Churven's Critique

by Tom Strong
View article. [PDF format - 32KB]

Family Therapy into the 21st Century: Can we Work our Way out of the Epistemological Maze?

by David Mellor, Shane Storer, Lucy Firth
View article. [PDF format - 126KB]

Can Clinical Research Lead to Social Change?

by Simon Kennedy
View article. [PDF format - 47KB]

Legacy - People and Poets in Northern Ireland

by Isobel Reilly
View article. [PDF format - 119KB]

In Appreciation of Mara Selvini Palazzoli: 1916-1999.

by Bebe Speed
View article. [PDF format - 304KB]