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Publications & Conferences

Staff from CHT regularly contribute to academic journals and books and present papers at national and international conferences on psychology, psychotherapy and mental illness. These include:

  1. Cotton, T. and Loewenthal, D. (2011). Laing and the treatment is the way we treat people Post-Existentialism and the Psychological Therapies. Towards a therapy without foundations 87-114 (ed.) D. Loewenthal. London: Karnac.
  2. Felices, A. (2005). Humour as an ingredient of the treatment in a therapeutic community for psychosis Therapeutic Communities 26 (1): 33-40. 
  3. Freestone, M et al. (2010). An Achieveable Standard fir In-house TC Evaluation? Service, Individual and Group-level Outcome Data for CHT Therapeutic Communities Therapeutic Communities 31 (4): 372-92. 
  4. Gale, J. (2003). The natural environment as an element in a therapeutic community treatment programme Therapeutic Communities 24 (3): 205-15. 
  5. Gale, J. et al. (2005). Reflections on the Treatment of Psychosis Therapeutic Communities 26 (4): 433-47. 
  6. Gale, J. et al. (2005). The meaning and function of silence in psychotherapy with particular reference to a therapeutic community treatment programme Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy 19 (3): 205-20. 
  7. Gale, J., Vidaña Márquez, I., Al-Khydhairy, N., Saftis, T., Knottley, K. and Azua, V. (2006). A Three Year Study of The Treatment of Psychologically Disturbed Homeless Ex-Military Personnel Therapeutic Communities 27 (4): 505-22. 
  8. Gale, J. (2007). Xenophon and Psychoanalysis: Lessons in Management Organisational and Social Dynamics 7 (1): 1-19.
  9. Gale, J. et al. (2008). A Psychological Treatment Programme for Traumatised ex Military Personnel in the UK Avances en psicología Latinoamericana 26 (2): 119-234. 
  10. Gale, J., Realpe, A. and Pedriali, E. (Eds.) (2008). Therapeutic Communities for Psychosis London: Routledge. 
  11. Gale, J. (2010). Some psychoanalytic and philosophical reflections on the signification of residence in the therapeutic care of people with schizophrenia Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy 24 (2): 154-67. 
  12. Gale, J. et al. (2011). Tradition, Psychoanalysis and the Therapeutic Community British Journal of Psychotherapy 27 (2): 175-92. 
  13. Green, H. (2008). Ideology and Belief in the 21st Century Therapeutic Community Therapeutic Communities 29 (4): 425-34. 
  14. Paget, S. (2000). Delusions as discourse in a therapeutic community Therapeutic Communities 21 (4): 253-59.
  15. Paget, S., White, T. (2004). Connecting with the natural environment From Toxic Institutions to Therapeutic Environments. Residential settings in mental health services 79-87 (eds.) P. Campling, S. Davies and G. Farquharson. London: Gaskell. 
  16. Salway, A. (2000). Can we afford the extras? A Creative Response to Care in the Community Therapeutic Communities Therapeutic Communities 21 (4): 261-70. 
  17. Salway, A. (2001). The Sacred and the Therapeutic Community Therapeutic Communities 22 (3): 175-182. 
  18. Tucker, S. (1998). Dialogue: Training for active citizenship Therapeutic Communities 19 (1): 41-53. 
  19. Tucker, S. (1999). Community Care: The Therapeutic Approach and Learning to Care Therapeutic Communities. Past, Present and Future (eds.) P. Campling and R. Haigh. London: Jessica Kingsley. 
  20. Tucker, S. (Ed.) (2000). A Therapeutic Community Approach to Care in the Community London: Jessica Kingsley. 
  21. Tucker, S. (2001). Psychosis and The Therapeutic Community: Beyond the User Involvement? Therapeutic Communities 22 (3): 233-47. 
  22. White, T., Brown, K., Wolff, N. (2003). A report on a therapeutic summer camp for residents of mixed diagnosis from four therapeutic households run by Community Housing and Therapy Therapeutic Communities 24 (3): 217-25.

Publications by CHT staff can be requested in the Publications section.