Binaries create single stories which individualise and separate people from each other, from other lifeforms and the context of their production. Binary “truths” find their way into the everyday, reinforced through professional theory, policy and practice. Beyond Binaries - Call for Papers.  

Papers from the 4th Autism and Systemic Practice Conference.

This special issue is on the experiences of systemic practitioners who live with serious health conditions, life threatening or life shortening illnesses and how it affects their lives and practice.

Systemic practitioners use different kinds of storytelling to show how every breath or intonation is a decision, infused with ethical, cultural, aesthetic and practical considerations in relational contexts. 

Autism and Intersectionality: Implications for Systemic and Relational Psychotherapeutic Practice and Research papers from the 3rd Autism and Systemic Practice Conference.

This issue explores the forgotten ecological roots of systemic practice and shares ideas and experiences. The EcoSystemic Return is an invitation to reclaim our relationship with subjugated Indigenous ecological wisdom and epistemologies to build a future based on both ecological and social justice.

The Pandemic as Systemic Flux writing project on the systemic life and work during the Covid-19 pandemic era was an initiative by the Murmurations Journal of Transformative Systemic Practice: systemicflux.com