Jude, Julia (2026) Decolonising NVR. Context (207). pp. 43-46. ISSN 0969-1936 Full text available

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Abstract

Across child and family services and education, practitioners increasingly work with families facing multiple layers of distress: economic precarity, migration, racism, intergenerational trauma, and the cumulative effects of austerity. Yet many of the therapeutic models we rely on, however well-established, were developed in contexts that assumed stability, resources, and normative family life. This article asks what happens when one such model, non-violent resistance (NVR), is used with families whose lives are shaped by structural inequality and ongoing histories of harm.

Item Type:	Article
Subjects:	Families > Families - Psychology Race and Culture > Culture and Psychotherapy Race and Culture > Race- Sociology
Department/People:	Department of Education and Training
URI:	https://repository.tavistockandportman.ac.uk/id/eprint/3151

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