John Lees is Senior Lecturer in Mental Health at the University of Leeds and counselling and psychotherapy practitioner in private practice in London and Sussex. He is editor of a Routledge journal, Psychodynamic Counselling (now Psychodynamic Practice), a Routledge book series, co-editor of four books and has published numerous book chapters and professional articles. He designed an MSc in Therapeutic Counselling, was programme leader of that course for twelve years and co-designed three other therapy-orientated postgraduate courses at the University of Greenwich. He has spoken at conferences in the United States, Japan and Australia, has been visiting scholar at colleges or universities in Japan, Australia and India, and has designed a course on anthroposophic psychotherapy in Japan.
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Samuels Foreword. Lees Introduction. Part I: Mainly Context. Loewenthal Therapy as Cultural Politically Influenced Practice. Morgan-Ayrs Regulation Institutionalized Ethics and the Therapeutic Frame. Bento Managed Mental Healthcare in the USA and the Care of the Soul. Part II: Mainly IAPT. Simpson Containing Anxiety in Social Care Systems and Neoliberal Management Dogma. Rizq States of Abjection in Managed Care. Watts IAPT and the Ideal Image. Nuttall IAPT in Action: The Experience of Working in the IAPT Scheme. Part III: Mainly Practice. Lees Psychotherapy in an Age of Managed Care. Totton The Risk-Taking Practitioner:Implementing Freedom in Clinical Practice. House Alternatives to Managed Care in Research and Practice. Lees Concluding Thoughts.
Samuels Foreword. Lees Introduction. Part I: Mainly Context. Loewenthal Therapy as Cultural Politically Influenced Practice. Morgan-Ayrs Regulation Institutionalized Ethics and the Therapeutic Frame. Bento Managed Mental Healthcare in the USA and the Care of the Soul. Part II: Mainly IAPT. Simpson Containing Anxiety in Social Care Systems and Neoliberal Management Dogma. Rizq States of Abjection in Managed Care. Watts IAPT and the Ideal Image. Nuttall IAPT in Action: The Experience of Working in the IAPT Scheme. Part III: Mainly Practice. Lees Psychotherapy in an Age of Managed Care. Totton The Risk-Taking Practitioner:Implementing Freedom in Clinical Practice. House Alternatives to Managed Care in Research and Practice. Lees Concluding Thoughts.
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