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Disability Psychotherapy: What it is and Why it Matters

Editor : Angelina Veiga, Editor : Valerie Sinason

Table of Contents

Introduction
Angelina Veiga and Valerie Sinason

Section A: History of Disability Psychotherapy
1. Implications for Training: How the Principles of Disability Psychotherapy Can Be Integrated Into Mainstream Psychotherapy Training
David O'Driscoll

2. Three Magnificent Women and One Lovestruck Man: The Professionalism of Disability Psychotherapy
Brett Kahr

3. How Working with Disabled People Can Make Us Better Psychotherapists
Shula Wilson

Section B: Working as a Disability Psychotherapist
4. Du Sei Wie Du about Love and Passion
Johan De Groef

5. Seeking Custody, Post Custody: Applying Disability Psychotherapy Thinking in the Criminal Justice System
Richard Curen

6. The Respond Model of Disability Psychotherapy: The Attachment-Based Systems Approach
Noelle Blackman, Jess Lammin, Jasmine Hill and Rosie Creer

7. From Trauma to Creative Integration: Disability Psychotherapy and the Evolution of a Systemic Model of Trauma Treatment for Vulnerable Children and Adults
Eimir McGrath

8. Becoming a Disability Psychotherapist
Angelina Veiga

Section C: Applications of Disability Psychotherapy
9. Understanding the Effects of Trauma in People with Intellectual Disability: Looking at Diagnosis of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Georgina Parkes

10. Relationship, Imagination, Justice and Hope: Throughlines in Child Psychotherapy, Trauma, Learning Disability and Social Exclusion
Tamsin Cottis

11. In Search of Eclecticism as a Means to Navigate the Complexities of Disability Psychotherapy
Nancy Sheppard

12. Treating Psychosis with Respect
Elspeth Bradley

13. Therapy with Dr Alan Corbett
François Marshall and Marvin Marshall-Springer

Epilogue
Valerie Sinason