This article explores ideas about threes and the triadic space of reflection. Early family
therapy theory offered rich ideas about triadic relationship patterns. Contemporary practice …

A historical account of reflexivity in relation to cultural differences in systemic psychotherapy
must begin with Gregory Bateson and particularly with his several postscripts to his …

Despite Gregory Bateson's interest in emotion and culture, the potential for understanding
emotion systemically and culturally was lost very early in the mainstream development of …

This chapter aims to protect against the cultural essentialism and subsequent objectification
of the other; it is helpful to deconstruct the category differences between relationship, sub …

This article offers a contribution to systemic thinking and practice in relation to emotions. It
suggests that emotions are crucial in considering the relationship between individuals and …

This paper1 takes the shape of a diptych. The first part explores the ancestors as embodied
ghosts, internal objects or as mediated through ancestral heritage, as these aspects …

In this chapter, the author begins to see an Aboriginal family in a child and family mental
health service which was a good referral route, for the therapeutic mandate is clearer when …

This chapter wants to argue that not only does anthropology have much to offer systemic
psychotherapists, but systemic psychotherapy can also assist anthropologists and …

This research study aims to explore the historical, social, political, economic and cultural
origins of the drug misuse meaning through the way that Greek families and clinicians …

The author discusses the foreword to his book" Culture & Reflexivity in Systemic
Psychotherapy: Mutual Perspectives," written by Peter Rober and Lucia De Haene, who …