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Draper, Ana and Marcellino, Elisa (2023) Continuing Bonds Enquiry: when your name is trafficked: A framework from Improved Futures. Child Psychotherapy Matters, 283 . pp. 14-15.

Draper, Ana and Marcellino, Elisa (2022) Curating therapeutic practice: Therapeutic artistry in the act of supervision. Metalogos, 42 . ISSN 2241-6773

Draper, Ana, Marcellino, Elisa and Ogbonnaya, Comfort (2022) Fast Feet Forward: Early intervention protocol using bilateral movements to reduce stress and increase positive cognitions in adopted children with complex trauma presentation. Counselling and Psychotherapy Research, 22 (3). pp. 818-826. ISSN 1746-1405

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Book Section

Draper, Ana and Marcellino, Elisa (2020) An early intervention framework for emotional health and wellbeing of unaccompanied minors. In: Oxford Textbook of Migrant Psychiatry. Oxford Textbooks in Psychiatry . Oxford University Press, Oxford, pp. 589-596. ISBN 978-0198833741