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Laura Fruggeri reflects with Gail Simon on her upbringing in a politicised family, in an Italy that was attuned to both workers' rights and challenging mainstream psychiatry. She describes the development of systemic therapy as arising in response to both of these influences and the coherence with her own
socio-psychologica analysis.
Centro Bolognese di Terapia della Famiglia
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Murmurations. Journal of Transformative Systemic Practice
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Murmurations: Journal of Transformative Systemic Practice and Everything is Connected Press are pleased to host the SYSTEMIC LIVES PODCAST.
In this episode, Peter Stratton talks with Gail Simon about his early years, key influences, the development of the systemic practice field and SCORE that he was key in developing.
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SCORE refers to the Systemic Clinical Outcome and Routine Evaluation, which is a reliable and valid index of therapeutic change
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Monica McGoldrick talks with Gail Simon about early influences from her family and the many colleagues with whom she pioneered work with families.
Monica McGoldrick Researchgate page
The Multicultural Family Institute
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Join us in this insightful episode of Systemic Lives as Arlene Healey engages in a profound conversation with Imelda McCarthy, focusing on Arlene's impactful work during a challenging time in Northern Ireland.

About Arlene Healey:
With over 45 years of experience as a Consultant Psychotherapist and Family Therapist, Arlene has made significant contributions to child and family services, particularly during The Troubles—a violent conflict rooted in religious and ethnic tensions in Northern Ireland from the late 1960s to the late 1990s. Following the Belfast/Good Friday Peace Agreement, she founded the Family Trauma Centre, pioneering a culturally sensitive approach to trauma care for families affected by the conflict. Arlene's work has been instrumental in addressing intergenerational trauma and continues to influence the field through teaching, consultation, and her role with the Historical Institutional Abuse Redress Board.

About Imelda McCarthy:
Imelda is a distinguished figure in systemic therapy, co-founding the Family Therapy Association of Ireland and introducing the innovative Fifth Province Approach. With a rich background in academia and international presentations, she has authored influential works and shaped the future of systemic practices.

Discover their journeys and insights into systemic therapy, trauma, and the critical importance of culturally informed care during one of the most turbulent periods in Irish history.

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Welcome to key social constructionist contributor, Sheila McNamee talking with Shila Rashid. Listen in to Sheila reflecting with Shila on her family, early influences and how her life in social construction unfolded.
Taos Institute
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Murmurations. Journal of Transformative Systemic Practice
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