PUBLISHED ARTICLES
BOOK CHAPTERS
Madison, G (2004) ‘Hospital
Philosophy: The Frame in Hospital Therapy’
in The Therapeutic Frame in Clinical Contexts, M. Luca,
Ed. London: Brunner-Routledge
--- (2004) ‘Focusing-Oriented
Supervision’ in Freedom to Practice K. Tudor and
M. Worrall, Eds. London: PCCS Books
--- (2005) ‘Bereavement
and Loss’ in Existential Perspectives on Human Issues,
A Handbook for Therapeutic Practice, E. van Deurzen and C. Arnold-Baker,
Eds. London: Palgrave-MacMillan
--- (in press) two articles re-printed from the Journal of EA
in Further Challenges: Existential-Phenomenological Psychotherapy.
Simon du Plock (Ed.). SEA Publs.
ARTICLES IN REFEREED
JOURNALS
Swartz, Paul and Madison, Greg (1987)
Contributions to Psychohistory: Betwixt and Between. J. of Perceptual
and Motor Skills, Vol. 65: 3-18
Kuiken, Don and Madison, Greg (1987) The Effects
of Death Contemplation on Meaning and Purpose in
Life, Omega. J of Death and Dying, Vol 18:
99-108
Madison, Greg (1999) HIV
and Human Being, Folio. J. of Focusing and Experiential Therapy,
Vol 18: 78-9
(This summary is based upon an MA thesis, offering a Heideggerian
analysis of what might be learned from the experience of HIV+ gay
men. The full thesis is available by emailing me directly)
--- (2000) Existential, not Pathological., J of Existential
Analysis, Vol. 11.2: 124-138
--- (2001) Focusing,
Intersubjectivity, and ‘therapeutic intersubjectivity. Rev.
of Existential Psychology and Psychiatry. Vol.XXVI, No1: 3-16
--- (2001) Framing
Death - Existential and Communicative Therapy. J. of Exist.
Anal. Vol. 12: 85-101
--- (2002) Illness…
and its Human Values. J of Existential Analysis, Vol.
13.1: 10-30
--- (2003) One
of Us – Community Care Policy. J of Existential Analysis.
14.2: 320-33
--- (2005) Habermas,
Psychoanalysis and Emancipation. J. of Existential Analysis 16.2:
208-20
--- (2006) Existential
Migration.
Existential Analysis 17.2: 238-60
--- (2007) Unsettling Thought. Existential Analysis 18.2: 220-29
OTHER ARTICLES
Madison, Greg
(2001) ‘Strain Spotting’ in The Health Service
Journal. Issue Sept.6: 7-8
--- (2001) ‘What is Being in Hospital?’ in Hermeneutic
Circular, Issue January: 8-9
--- (2001) ‘Becoming and Being a Doctor’ in Hermeneutic
Circular, Issue May:7
--- (2001) ‘General Hospital Therapy’ in Univ. Assoc.
of Couns. and Psychoth. Newsletter. Issue 6, Spring: 13-6
--- (2002) ‘Bereavement and Bereavement Counselling’ in Inside
the Human Body, Part 161:9-12
--- (2003) 'Focusing
as Therapy for the Therapist’ in The Focusing Connection,
November: 1-2
--- (2003) ‘Post-Human
Future, Post-Dasein Therapy’ in Hermeneutic Circular,
July: 4-5
--- (2003) ‘Focusing and Therapeutic Intersubjectivity’
in Staying in Focus, The Focusing Institute Newsletter,
Vol.III,No.1 (Jan): 5-6
Articles without
full references
psychotherapy
support consultancy
a brief description of the innovative model of therapeutic
support for patients, family, and staff developed
by the author at a major london teaching hospital,
based upon existential principles
analyst
resistance
is all resistance in psychotherapy really that of
the analyst?
focusing
as a way of being
focusing, as described by Eugene Gendlin, is not a
technique but a way of being with others.
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