This groundbreaking book explores the psychodynamics and socio-politics of the forensic therapeutic milieu. Contributors describe the ethical, intellectual and emotional challenges of their work, providing readers with a theoretical and practical understanding of factors that help and hinder the development of effective therapeutic relationships.
This groundbreaking book explores the psychodynamics and socio-politics of the forensic therapeutic milieu. Contributors describe the ethical, intellectual and emotional challenges of their work, providing readers with a theoretical and practical understanding of factors that help and hinder the development of effective therapeutic relationships.
Foreword by Kingsley Norton Consultant Psychotherapist WLMHT UK. Editorial Commentary. Part I: The Interpersonal Minefield: The Psycho-Social Dynamics of Engagement. 1. Nursing at the Scene of the Crime. Rebecca Neeld Group Psychotherapist Cassel Hospital West London Mental Health NHS Trust UK and Tom Clarke Associate Director of Nursing South London and St George's Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust and Honorary Lecturer Kingston University UK. 2. The Dynamics of Difference. Anne Aiyegbusi Deputy Director of Nursing Specialist and Forensic Services West London Mental Health NHS Trust UK. 3. Life on the Borders of Thought. Alan Corbett Clinical Director of Immigrant Counselling and Psychotherapy (ICAP) UK. 4. Complaints as a Tool for Bullying. Celia Taylor Vice-President International Association for Forensic Psychotherapy. 5. Your Friends and Neighbours: Professional Boundary Violations - A Review of Perpetrator Typologies and Impact on Clients. Jonathan Coe Managing Director Clinic for Boundary Studies UK. Part II: 'Shot By Both Sides': The Therapeutic Milieu Under Attack. 6. 'Mirror Mirror': Parallel Processes in Forensic Institutions. Gwen Adshead Consultant Forensic Psychotherapist Broadmoor Hospital UK. 7. Single-Sex Units as a Defence Against Anxiety? Anna Motz Consultant Clinical and Forensic Psychologist Thames Valley Forensic Mental Health Services UK. 8. Annihilating the Other: Forensic Aspects of Organisational Change. Martin Wrench Associate Director of Social Work Specialist Services Directorate South West London and St George's NHS Mental Health Trust UK. 9. How to (Almost) Murder a Profession: The Unsolved Mystery of British Social Work. Andrew Cooper Professor of Social Work Tavistock Clinic and University of East London UK. 10. Couples Who Kill: The Malignant Bonding. Estela Welldon Founder and Honorary Elected President for Life International Association for Forensic Psychotherapy. Part III: Courage Under Fire: Resilience Reflection and Reparation. 11. Infanticide and Paedophilia as a Defence Against Incest: Work with a Man with a Severe Intellectual Disability. Valerie Sinason President Institute for Psychotherapy and Disability and Director Clinic for Dissociative Studies UK. 12. The Bereaved Families Forum: Finding the Other Within. Pam Kleinot Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist and Group Analyst City and Hackney Psychotherapy Department UK. 13. What Makes a Secure Setting Secure? Stanley Ruszczynski Consultant Adult Psychotherapist and Clinical Director Portman Clinic UK. 14. The Traumatised Organisation-in-the-Mind: Opening Up Space for Difficult Conversations in Difficult Places. Christopher Scanlon Consultant Psychotherapist SLAM UK and John Adlam Adult Psychotherapist SWL&SG UK. 15. Challenges to the Capacity to Think Link and Hope. Earl Hopper Psychoanalyst Group Analyst and Organisational Consultant in private practice London UK. List of Contributors. References. Index.
Foreword by Kingsley Norton Consultant Psychotherapist WLMHT UK. Editorial Commentary. Part I: The Interpersonal Minefield: The Psycho-Social Dynamics of Engagement. 1. Nursing at the Scene of the Crime. Rebecca Neeld Group Psychotherapist Cassel Hospital West London Mental Health NHS Trust UK and Tom Clarke Associate Director of Nursing South London and St George's Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust and Honorary Lecturer Kingston University UK. 2. The Dynamics of Difference. Anne Aiyegbusi Deputy Director of Nursing Specialist and Forensic Services West London Mental Health NHS Trust UK. 3. Life on the Borders of Thought. Alan Corbett Clinical Director of Immigrant Counselling and Psychotherapy (ICAP) UK. 4. Complaints as a Tool for Bullying. Celia Taylor Vice-President International Association for Forensic Psychotherapy. 5. Your Friends and Neighbours: Professional Boundary Violations - A Review of Perpetrator Typologies and Impact on Clients. Jonathan Coe Managing Director Clinic for Boundary Studies UK. Part II: 'Shot By Both Sides': The Therapeutic Milieu Under Attack. 6. 'Mirror Mirror': Parallel Processes in Forensic Institutions. Gwen Adshead Consultant Forensic Psychotherapist Broadmoor Hospital UK. 7. Single-Sex Units as a Defence Against Anxiety? Anna Motz Consultant Clinical and Forensic Psychologist Thames Valley Forensic Mental Health Services UK. 8. Annihilating the Other: Forensic Aspects of Organisational Change. Martin Wrench Associate Director of Social Work Specialist Services Directorate South West London and St George's NHS Mental Health Trust UK. 9. How to (Almost) Murder a Profession: The Unsolved Mystery of British Social Work. Andrew Cooper Professor of Social Work Tavistock Clinic and University of East London UK. 10. Couples Who Kill: The Malignant Bonding. Estela Welldon Founder and Honorary Elected President for Life International Association for Forensic Psychotherapy. Part III: Courage Under Fire: Resilience Reflection and Reparation. 11. Infanticide and Paedophilia as a Defence Against Incest: Work with a Man with a Severe Intellectual Disability. Valerie Sinason President Institute for Psychotherapy and Disability and Director Clinic for Dissociative Studies UK. 12. The Bereaved Families Forum: Finding the Other Within. Pam Kleinot Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist and Group Analyst City and Hackney Psychotherapy Department UK. 13. What Makes a Secure Setting Secure? Stanley Ruszczynski Consultant Adult Psychotherapist and Clinical Director Portman Clinic UK. 14. The Traumatised Organisation-in-the-Mind: Opening Up Space for Difficult Conversations in Difficult Places. Christopher Scanlon Consultant Psychotherapist SLAM UK and John Adlam Adult Psychotherapist SWL&SG UK. 15. Challenges to the Capacity to Think Link and Hope. Earl Hopper Psychoanalyst Group Analyst and Organisational Consultant in private practice London UK. List of Contributors. References. Index.
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