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| Editorial Board: | Dawn Darlaston-Jones Heather Gridley Lynne Cohen |
| Editor: | Dawn Darlaston-Jones Email: ddarlaston-jones@nd.edu.au |
| Production Editor: | Anne Sibbel Email: asibbel@westnet.com.au |
| Associate Editors: | Lauren Breen Email: l.breen@ecu.edu.au Sharon McCarthy Email: sharon@creatingcommunities.com.au |
Contents
Editorial: Introduction to the special issue on place based research and intervention
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Colleen Turner
Special Edition Papers
Download Volume 20 No. 1 June 2008
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Papers
Download Volume 19 No. 2 December 2007
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Editorial: The complexities, challenges, and successes of applied, innovative, and community-based research: Introduction to the special issue on applied research methodologies
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Lauren Breen & Dawn Darlaston-Jones
Download Volume 19 No 1 May 2007
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Editorial: Heather Gridley
Special Edition Papers
- Less talking’, more walkin’: Community psychology in practice
Abstracts from the Tenth Trans-Tasman Conference in Community Psychology
- Journeys with young adult mental health consumers: A narrative research project
Hilary Lapsley, Heather Barnett and Shona Clarke
- What can self-help support groups offer young people who experience mental health issues?f
Ann Dadich
- Walking together: Facilitating participation of disabled people on voluntary committees
Rosemary Pynor
- The Personal Support Programme: ‘Where we walk the walk’
Gerda Alberts Muller and Celeste Galton
- Working in partnership with Indigenous communities: A pilot program
Shelley O'Keefe and Sheree Freeburn
- Knowing where you are walking? The benefits and hazards of using theoretical roadmaps to guide practice
Grace Pretty
- There is nothing so practical as … : Building myths in community psychology
Brian Bishop and Alison Browne
- Iatrogenesis, community psychology and natural resource management
Alison Browne and Brian Bishop
- The use of psychological theories of development and adjustment in the broader culture to support the political agenda: A critical view
Jennifer Sharples
Download Volume 18 No 3 December 2006
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Contents
- Editorial: Dawn Darlaston-Jones & Lynne Cohen
Papers
Listening with the third ear and other expertises’: A case analysis of social work discourse in the context of the multidisciplinary palliative care team. Colleen Fisher, Andrew Guilfoyle, & Moira O’Connor
Understanding of persons in community psychology: A grounded holism? Brian Bishop, Karen Johnson, & Alison Browne
Towards a culturally appropriate mental health research process for Indigenous Australians. Brian Bishop, David Vicary, Henry Andrews, & Glen Pearson
Media framing of dissent: The case of initial anti-nuclear protests following the Three Mile Island accident. Holly Angelique, & Ken Cunningham
In search of community in Western Australia: A qualitative study of adults’ conceptualisations of their communities. Andria Green, Lynne Cohen, & Julie Ann Pooley
Lessons drawn from the Enhancing relationships in school communities project. Eleanor H. Wertheim, Elizabeth Freeman, Margot Trinder, & Ann Sanson
Book Reviews
Rob Riley: An Aboriginal Leader’s Quest for Justice Author: Quentin Beresford. Neil Drew
Promoting Wellbeing: Linking Personal, Organizational and Community Change. Authors: Isaac and Ora Prilleltensky. Katie Thomas
Insight
How irresistible is the seagull imperative?: Countering the ‘dead hand of academe’. Brian Bishop Preparation, Submission and Publication of Manuscripts
The first issue of the Australian Community psychologist is a special issue which considers how psychologists can and should work for and with Indigenous Australians.
The journal includes five papers from two symposia of the 2005 APS. The journal represents a revival of interest, enthusiasm and activism within psychology for the long term challenge of developing more culturally inclusive, respectful and competent psychology. The papers explore the discomfort that learning and developing and change can provoke.
Contents
- Editorial: From Network to The Australian Community Psychologist: A new name, a new look, and new
directions. Dawn Darlaston-Jones & Lynne CohenArticles
- Talking about sharing - Ongoing conversations about how psychology can and should work for and with Indigenous Australia. Colleen Turner
- Strengths and challenges: Working towards family well-being in Tasmania. Marlene Burchill
- Turning Indigenous Secondary Students' Educational Disadvantage Around: How Psychologists can Begin to Make a Real Difference. Rhonda Craven
- Benchmarking the teaching of Australian Indigenous content in undergraduate psychology. Rob Ranzjin, Keith McConnochie, Andy Nolan & Wendy Nolan
- Discomfort: The university student and Indigenous peoples. Rebecca Gerrett-Magee
- "I'm White! Oh I See!" An international student perspective on National Curriculum Guidelines for Indigenous issues in psychology. Harriet Radermacher
Insight
- The Seagull Imperative. Neil Drew
A discussion paper written by:
Grace Pretty, PhD, The University of Southern Queensland
Brian Bishop, PhD, Curtin University
Adrian Fisher PhD, Christopher Sonn, PhD, Victoria University