Jim Wilson is a UKCP registered systemic psychotherapist with over thirty years experience in working in mental health and social care fields in the UK. He provides provides training, consultation, and practice projects in the UK, Europe, and the Far East. He is also a regular presenter at national and international conferences in mental health services and is known for his creative approaches to therapy and social practices with families. His articles and books are popular and prescribed texts texts in many training courses in family therapy, and related disciplines in the UK and elsewhere.

• Series Editors' Foreword , Foreword , Prologue , Introduction , Systemic humanism and the ethics of practice , Hope, and doing what is possible , Exploring creativity in context , Listening and responding: ethical practices and constraints , Co-creative, supervision and practice: experiment, improvise, and perform , Forces that push us from behind , How do we keep on keeping on? , Epilogue

Jim Wilson is a UKCP registered systemic psychotherapist with over thirty years experience in working in mental health and social care fields in the UK. He provides provides training, consultation, and practice projects in the UK, Europe, and the Far East. He is also a regular presenter at national and international conferences in mental health services and is known for his creative approaches to therapy and social practices with families. His articles and books are popular and prescribed texts texts in many training courses in family therapy, and related disciplines in the UK and elsewhere.

• Series Editors' Foreword , Foreword , Prologue , Introduction , Systemic humanism and the ethics of practice , Hope, and doing what is possible , Exploring creativity in context , Listening and responding: ethical practices and constraints , Co-creative, supervision and practice: experiment, improvise, and perform , Forces that push us from behind , How do we keep on keeping on? , Epilogue