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menu skip to content home writings the journal fraiberg remembered : part one selma fraiberg’s magic years: part two comments counselling therapeutic care & social pedagogy links featured post home is an arena for the discussion of issues of interest to parents, foster parents, residential child care workers, counsellors, youth support workers, social workers, teachers, mentors, social pedagogues, educateurs and to young people who are, and adults who have been, in care. if you are interested in, or involved in the care,upbringing and education of children and young people or in the nurturing of children and young people who are unable to live with their own families is a site for you. the website welcomes thoughtful views – personal, practical or theoretical – about the care of children and young people. if you want to comment about child care or about then e mail: [email protected] the site is archived at the british library. the goodenoughcaring journal is an online publication which invites anyone wishing to publish papers and articles about parenting, nurture, child care work and related fields or those wishing to write about their child care experiences to submit as e mail attachments papers or articles for publication to the editors at [email protected] . the members of the editorial group are cynthia cross, evelyn daniel, siobain degregorio, jeremy millar, jane kenny, ariola vishnja, mark smith, john stein and charles sharpe. the current issue was published online on 18th, june, 2014 and the next issue will be published on december 15th, 2014. the journal index can be found at http://www./the-journal/ this entry was posted in on april 15, 2014 by charles sharpe . a shared experience john cross, his life, thoughts and writing a shared experience john cross, his life, thoughts and writing by charles sharpe is now published. following his national service, john cross was heading for a career in politics until, in the early 1950s he arrived as a summer volunteer at bodenham manor school, a therapeutic community established by david wills, which educated children who had suffered early deprivation. at once john knew that what was going on at the school was what he wanted to do for the rest of his life. in 1965, he with others of kindred spirit founded a therapeutic community where the children and adults lived together. the community flourished until 1992 when the school closed in controversial circumstances and some members of the therapeutic team were put on trial. they were found not guilty but the pain of these events is still felt today. john cross knew and conferred with those who were considered pioneers of the therapeutic community movement. he eschewed the role of charismatic leader. he believed in the essential goodness of groups and teams of people. given what the children, the adults and john achieved in their shared experience, it might be argued that the community of new barns deserved the accolade “pioneering”. throughout his life john enjoyed sustenance and support from his family. he was a quaker, a psychotherapist and served for many years as a magistrate in the youth justice system. after the closure of new barns he became the executive of the planned environment therapy trust at the barns centre. john retired in 2011and still spent most of his days helping at the trust until the his final illness. this book details the story of john’s life and records some of his thinking and his writing. a shared experience john cross, his life, thoughts and writing : by charles sharpe, published by abbeyhill press, totnes; isbn 978-0-9560438-1-8 ,327pp,, £7.95. to order a copy of this book or to express an interest in it email [email protected] this entry was posted in on august 1, 2018 by charles sharpe . remembering john cross: news of a book about his life, thoughts and writing. just over a year ago on july 10th, 2017, john cross, the former principal of new barns school and the one time executive director of the planned environment therapy died. to mark his life and his ideas, a new book, a shared experience john cross, his life, thoughts and writings is to be published soon. it has been compiled and written by charles sharpe who met with john in conversation on a number of occasions during the last eight years of his life. the book is based upon these conversations. the exact date of the book’s publication will be announced here within the next few weeks. to express an interest in this book email [email protected] this entry was posted in on july 20, 2018 by charles sharpe . news from limbus – rex haigh – therapeutic communities: the radical edge farhad dalal has sent us news of the next limbus lecture which will be presented on september 15th, 2018 by rex haigh and is entitled therapeutic communities: the radical edge . the venue is studio 3 dartington hall the cost is £20. on-line booking for this lecture is now open. abstract therapeutic communities: the radical edge abstract in the 1300s, the village of geel in flanders used to welcome ‘mentally afflicted pilgrims’ and supported them to work on the land, saving them from early death as outcasts from society; in the 1790s, william tuke founded the retreat in york and started the ‘moral treatment’ movement, in which people with mental illness were no longer chained up and kept as animals. in the second world war, the group therapy experiments with battle-shocked soldiers brought the name ‘therapeutic communities’ into psychiatric practice. all these endeavours challenged the established exercise of power and the traditional nature of relationships. this paper will explain what therapeutic communities are standing up for and challenging in contemporary times: why they are still at the radical edge of psychiatry and mental health services – and need to be. it will cover themes including the politics of data and evidence; biomedical and pharmaceutical dominance; fluid hierarchies; immersive training experiences; how patient safety can become a health hazard; taking control of quality; and toxic environments. rex haigh studied social sciences as well as medicine as an undergraduate, being particularly interested in critical theories of psychiatry. after working as a gp, he trained as psychiatrist, then as an nhs medical psychotherapist and group analyst – and became a consultant in berkshire in 1994, where he has been based since. he received a mid-career award from the health foundation in 2002, and became clinical advisor to the english personality disorder development programme until it closed in 2011. at the royal college of psychiatrists, he was the founder of ‘community of communities’ quality network in 2002 and the ‘enabling environments’ award in 2008. he was on the nice guideline development group for borderline personality disorder, and is involved with several third sector organisations in the personality disorder field. his particular clinical interests are modified therapeutic communities, ecotherapy, critical psychiatry, and service user partnership. the social enterprise he chairs, ‘growing better lives’ won the 2014 sustainability award from the royal college of psychiatrists. he was appointed as honorary professor of therapeutic environments and relational health at nottingham university’s school of sociology and social policy in 2015. this entry was posted in on june 28, 2018 by charles sharpe . childhood : alice miller gives us pause for thought. “every life and every childhood is filled with frustrations; we cannot imagine it otherwise, for even the best mother cannot satisfy all her child’s wishes and needs. it is not the suffering caused by frustration, however, that leads to emotional illness but rather the fact that the child is forbidden by the parents to experience and articulate this suffering, the pain felt at being wounded; usually the purpose of this prohibition is to protect the parents’ defence mechanisms. adult

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