This introduction to the themed section on attunement explores the varied practices, politics,
and aesthetics of attuning to more-than-human voices, temporalities, and material …

Aim As drama therapy has become increasingly important in healthcare, the number of
scientific publications has increased, complicating the orientation in the research field …

Objective: Psychotic experiences, such as hearing voices that others do not hear, being
afraid of threats that others do not perceive, or believing in ideas that others find implausible …

Recent years have seen a renewed interest in integrating creative activities into statutory
mental health practice in high‐income countries. In this article, we offer an exploratory …

We propose a geography that pluralizes the sites, practices and politics of authority. We
defend an approach that tracks less perceptible forms of authority emerging through …

This article draws on the power of creative methods to call for a more collaborative,
ecological approach to awareness, education, and research analysis of Borderline …

University–community collaborations are often complex, fraught, emotional affairs.
Participants devote a lot of time, energy and emotion to bridging differences, improvising …

Health inequalities research has shown a growing interest in participatory ways of working.
However, the theoretical ideas underpinning mainstream approaches to participation remain …

This doctoral thesis introduces compulsivity as an empirical, conceptual and theoretical
phenomenon to human geography. Compulsivity as mobilised here is associated with the …

The call above appeared in early January 2011 in an email circulated on a Londonbased
social centres mailing list. As is often the case with new occupations, the message set out …