In Ethical and Aesthetic Explorations of Systemic Practice, the four co-authors come together
to rhizomatically consider how systemic theories can be reinvigorated in the present day …

“What is happening with this word 'systemic'?” someone asks at a workshop, in supervision,
over coffee.“Isn't it enough to just say,'relational'or 'dialogical'or 'collaborative'or 'eco …

A critical review of some of the historical debates among systemic therapists suggests that
the enactment of systemic practice has largely been eclipsed by an over-emphasis on …

Much more than an obligation to protect our clients' rights, ethics is better understood as the
very fabric that underpins and supports our most basic efforts in working with clients and …

I should like to thank James C. Coyne, Bruce Denner, Donald C. Ransom, Paul Watzlawick,
and Carol Wilder for their reactions to the paper I wrote with Douglas Sprenkle entitled," …

Although Buddism bas actually been present in North America for well over one hundred
years (Fields, 1981), its influence in North America has become much more apparent over …

2 Suvi Salmenniemi, Harley Bergroth, Johanna Nurmi and Inna Perheentupa understanding
of how people engage with these discourses and practices. This book addresses this lacuna …

This paper seeks to extend the narrative metaphor for therapy through further considerations
of the relationship between ethics and aesthetics in narrative practice. This is a story …

The idea that ethical practice lays within the individual has tended to hold predominance in
the fields of social, education, and health care (Hugman, 2005; Kinsella, 2005; Shaw, 2011) …

Ethics is a subject that is self‐evidently important for systemic therapy, as for therapy
generally, yet arguably it is one that has not received nearly as much attention in the …