Monthly Archives: May 2007
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy in the United Kingdom
For the past 6 months or so I have been working on a committee to set up a Special Interest Branch of the BABCP that focuses on Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). It has been good to get involved again … Continue reading
The enduring legacy of cluster bombs
The April 16 2007 edition of ABC Radio National’s Late Night Live had a disturbing interview with John Rodsted, an Australian campaigner against landmines and cluster bombs (it is the back third of the podcast). The interview was quite instructive … Continue reading
Filed under Politics
The US on the slippery slope to fascism?
An alarming piece in the Guardian last week by Naomi Wolf, regarding the actions of the Bush administration who appear to be “using time-tested tactics to close down an open society”. Worth a read, here. I recently asked a senior colleague (who … Continue reading
