This edited volume may be the definitive text on methods and content in teaching psychology from an international and critical perspective. Chapters from internationally renowned contributors working clinically, educationally and in the community with a range of client groups, outline critical teaching by and for professionals and service recipients.
This edited volume may be the definitive text on methods and content in teaching psychology from an international and critical perspective. Chapters from internationally renowned contributors working clinically, educationally and in the community with a range of client groups, outline critical teaching by and for professionals and service recipients.
Craig Newnes is a Consultant Critical Psychologist, editor and author. He has published numerous works and is Editor of The Journal of Critical Psychology, Counselling and Psychotherapy. For 19 years he was the Editor of Clinical Psychology Forum, the in-house practice journal of the Division of Clinical Psychology of The British Psychological Society and Director of Psychological Therapies for Shropshire¿s Community and Mental Health Services (NHS) Trust. Laura Golding is Programme Director of the University of Liverpool's Doctorate in Clinical Psychology and chair of the British Psychological Society¿s Division of Clinical Psychology Conference Committee. Much of her career has been spent working in the National Health Service (NHS) in the North West of England with adults with intellectual disabilities.
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Contents Preface: On critical pedagogy Peter McLaren Chapter One: Teaching psychology critically David Fryer & Rachael Fox Chapter Two: Ten suggestions for critical teaching John Cromby Chapter Three: Towards coherence in teaching critical Psy Craig Newnes Chapter Four: Teaching disability, teaching critical disability studies Dan Goodley, Katherine Runswick-Cole and Michael Miller Chapter Five: Fear and loathing in the education system Robbie Piper Chapter Six: What can teachers of critical and community psychology learn from their learners? Olivia Fakoussa, Gemma Budge, Mandeep Singh Kallu, Annie Mitchell and Rachel Purtell Chapter Seven: Teaching indigenous psychology: A conscientisation, de-colonisation, and psychological literacy approach to curriculum Pat Dudgeon, Dawn Darlaston-Jones, & Abigail Bray Chapter Eight: Psy and the law: The Law Project for Psychiatric Rights' public education approach Jim Gottstein Chapter Nine: Teaching withdrawal of antipsychotics and antidepressants to professionals and recipients Peter Lehmann Chapter Ten: Human rights and critical psychology Beth Greenhill & Laura Golding Chapter Eleven: Children¿s experiences of domestic violence: A teaching and training challenge Jane Callaghan, Lisa Fellin & Joanne Alexander Chapter Twelve: Supervision: A principles based approach Sara Tai Chapter Thirteen: Training that domesticates or education that liberates? Tensions and dilemmas related to teaching critical psychology in the context of UK clinical psychology training Anne Cooke Contributors Name Index Subject Index
Contents Preface: On critical pedagogy Peter McLaren Chapter One: Teaching psychology critically David Fryer & Rachael Fox Chapter Two: Ten suggestions for critical teaching John Cromby Chapter Three: Towards coherence in teaching critical Psy Craig Newnes Chapter Four: Teaching disability, teaching critical disability studies Dan Goodley, Katherine Runswick-Cole and Michael Miller Chapter Five: Fear and loathing in the education system Robbie Piper Chapter Six: What can teachers of critical and community psychology learn from their learners? Olivia Fakoussa, Gemma Budge, Mandeep Singh Kallu, Annie Mitchell and Rachel Purtell Chapter Seven: Teaching indigenous psychology: A conscientisation, de-colonisation, and psychological literacy approach to curriculum Pat Dudgeon, Dawn Darlaston-Jones, & Abigail Bray Chapter Eight: Psy and the law: The Law Project for Psychiatric Rights' public education approach Jim Gottstein Chapter Nine: Teaching withdrawal of antipsychotics and antidepressants to professionals and recipients Peter Lehmann Chapter Ten: Human rights and critical psychology Beth Greenhill & Laura Golding Chapter Eleven: Children¿s experiences of domestic violence: A teaching and training challenge Jane Callaghan, Lisa Fellin & Joanne Alexander Chapter Twelve: Supervision: A principles based approach Sara Tai Chapter Thirteen: Training that domesticates or education that liberates? Tensions and dilemmas related to teaching critical psychology in the context of UK clinical psychology training Anne Cooke Contributors Name Index Subject Index
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