Isabel Menzies-Lyth
Some observations on her life and work, and the struggle with primitive anxieties
Some observations on her life and work, and the struggle with primitive anxieties
The search for a model of training that makes both practical and academic sense
The professional formation of psychiatrist Donald Winnicott, and a crucial lost episode in the history of therapeutic residential child care
Are the two approaches compatible?
A classic observation of what made residential therapy work
The classic example of a self-governing community for children
One of the great names of child care writing about another
In the course of his career, Roy has seen changes of law, provision and philosophy.
I recently spent some time in Australia and contributed to three child care conferences with a particular focus on residential care. It was striking to discover that many agencies wanted to explore what constituted ‘therapeutic’ residential care. This was a particular focus for the people in Victoria State (which includes Melbourne). There the Government has … Read more