For the last two years I've been the academic leader of a team of psychologists and psychotherapists. Part of my reason for taking the role was to move away from physiotherapy for a while, and one of the things I've learnt is how much of what the 'pay' disciplines do should be a standard part of the physiotherapy curriculum and scope of practice. How on earth physiotherapists managed to survive for 100 years without exploring transference and counter-transference is beyond me. But one of the things that characterises many of the psy approaches to health and wellbeing is that they will look to the psyche and the mind for the answers to people's despair, anger and confusion. Today I … [Read more...] about Desperate, angry, confused? Sociology can help
30 Days of September: Day 12
Today's image was suggested by Jenny Setchell. Click on the image to open it to full size. You can then save it and turn it into a desktop background by following these brief instructions. … [Read more...] about 30 Days of September: Day 12
On openings and closings, choice and change
From Brian Massumi, via Mary Zournazi, via Prof Liz Smythe Zournazi, M. (2002). Hope. New philosophies for change. Annandale, NSW, Austalia: Pluto Press. … [Read more...] about On openings and closings, choice and change