Vol. 19 No. 2 (2021): Special Section: Indigeneity in Europe

Published: 2023-03-17

EDITORIAL

• Editorial

  Keith Tudor

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PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES

• The image of the tree: Indigenous thinking about psychotic functioning

  Dion Van Werde

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• Psychotherapy and indigenous people in the Kingdom of Denmark

  Niels Bagge, Peter Berliner

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• Sicily in the therapy room

  Gaetano Sisalli

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• Introduction to the special section: Indigeneity in Europe

  Keith Tudor

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• The Hoffman report: The lesson we learned (?)

  Kirill Kryuchkov

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• Confronting racism in counselling and therapy training—Three experiences of a seminar on racism and whiteness

  Liz Smith, Gillian Proctor, Dania Akondo

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• Therapists' experiences of working with the intergenerational impact of troubles-related trauma

  Natalie Day, Netalie Shloim

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• The emotional heritage of postwar Germany: The transgenerational transmission of a guilt conflict

  Susanne Schade

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• ‘And we are a human being’: Coproduced reflections on person-centred psychotherapy in plural and dissociative identity

  Nicola Blunden, Billie Billie

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• The impact of power dynamics when counselling clients with problematic substance use

  Louise Wilson

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• Psychotherapy in an age of stupidity

  Manu Bazzano

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NOTES FROM THE FRONT LINE

• Beyond the ‘sticking plaster’? Meaningful teaching and learning about race and racism in counselling and psychotherapy training

  Liz Smith, Gillian Proctor, Dania Akondo

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COMMENTARY

• ‘Stay a while with your own ones’: A reflective commentary on ‘indigeneity in Europe’

  Helena Hargaden

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• Here is my heart: A reflective response to ‘Indigeneity in Europe’

  Hinewirangi Kohu-Morgan

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