Twenty-Five Years of Walk-In Single-Sessions at the Eastside Family Centre

Stewart, Janet; McElheran, Nancy; Park, Harry; Oakander, Margaret; MacLaurin, Bruce; Fang, Cindy Jing; Robinson, Alexandra Dawn

doi:10.4324/9781351112437-5

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“…to the widespread implementation of walk‐in services across Canada, where the second symposium was held: (from Janet Stewart et al, 2018, p. 73): ‘Eastside Family Centre (EFC) of Wood’s Homes [in Calgary] has been providing immediate accessible, no‐cost, self‐referred, walk‐in single‐session therapy (SST) for 25 years.’ …”

Section: Three International Symposiamentioning

confidence: 99%

Single Session Thinking 2020

Hoyt

Young

Rycroft

2020

ANZ J of Family Therapy

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This update presents key developments since Talmon's original (1990) publication, including an account of the three international symposia which have taken place since the last ANZJFT special edition on single session therapy in 2012, and the major compilations that followed the symposia. Underlying elements that unite different single session approaches are explored, and an attempt is made to provide a terminology that is inclusive and coherent. As reflected in the title, the term 'single session thinking' is suggested as an over-arching term for the approach that is no longer limited to the therapy room, but reaches into many different contexts. In conclusion, possible future clinical and research developments in the field of single session thinking and practice are reflected upon, and the implications for contemporary health care delivery considered.

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Section: Three International Symposiamentioning

confidence: 99%