Now I See A Person

Article Vault

Welcome to the Vault. Here you will find our stack of engaging and informative articles and book chapters.

Some of the articles, chapters, and book contributions shared on this website were originally published in:

  • Metalogos: International Journal of Systemic Therapy
  • Journal of Systemic Therapies
  • Mad in America

and in several edited volumes within the systemic, dialogical, and collaborative practice traditions.

They are posted here for educational and training purposes with full attribution to their original publishers and publication years. We ask you to read only and not download.

To view additional articles or obtain official versions to download, please visit:

Metalogos: metalogos-systemic-therapy-journal.eu
Journal of Systemic Therapies: (via Guilford Press)
Mad in America: madinamerica.com


Feel free to visit often, as we are constantly adding new material.

NOW I SEE A PERSON INSTITUTE: MASTER REFERENCE LIBRARY

A BEACON OF HOPE: COHESIVENESS AND COLLABORATION

WHEN THERAPY HEALS

A FOREWORD OF THOUGHTS

ETHICS AND UNCERTAINTY: BRIEF UNFINISHED THOUGHTS

ETHICS BEFORE ONTOLOGY: A FEW WORDS

From Horse Ranch to Home Ground: Healing Families via Telehealth

MULTIPLE VOICES: STORIES OF REBIRTH, HEROINES, NEW OPPORTUNITIES AND IDENTITIES

Now I See a Person: A New Model for Breaking Free of Mental Health Labels

PROCESS ETHICS: A COLLABORATIVE PARTNERSHIP

RELATIONAL PROCESS FOR ETHICAL OUTCOMES

SACRED CONVERSATIONS: A TALK WITH SUSAN AND A FATHER WHOSE DAUGHTER FOUND HEALING.

Stories of Natural and Sustainable Healing from Trauma, Symptom Recidivism, and Despair at Now I See A Person Institute

THE DIS-DISEASING OF MENTAL HEALTH

ARTICULATION OF COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT: A COLLABORATIVE RECOVERY MODEL (CEACRM)

Critical Perspectives of Addiction

SUPERVISION AS COLLABORATIVE CONVERSATION: CONNECTING THE VOICES OF SUPERVISOR AND SUPERVISEE.

Process Ethics: A collaborative partnership

THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA LIBRARY INTERLIBRARY LOAN DOCUMENT DELIVERY SERVICE

Unpublished Manuscript Sacred Voices: Incorporating God and Spirituality in Therapy

MULTIPLE VOICES: STORIES OF REBIRTH, HEROINES, NEW OPPORTUNITIES AND IDENTITIES

Normalizing Ourselves For The Other – Inviting Humanitarian Conversations Beyond Formulaic Relationships – Part 1

Normalizing Ourselves For The Other – Inviting Humanitarian Conversations Beyond Formulaic Relationships – Part 2

Reflecting Processes: Acts of Informing and Forming. YOU CAN BORROW MY EYES, BUT YOU MUST NOT TAKE THEM AWAY FROM ME!

The Poetics of Learning Therapy – A Supervision Story

A Sea of Ideas on the Reflecting Process. Reflective Techniques in Community Engagement: A Collaborative Recovery Model

Response to Reflections on Our Presentation

Discussion After S. Swim’s Presentation

Colleen’s Healing Journey 

MOTHER’S JOURNEY V1

MY STORY TO WELLNESS

RESURRECTION OF HOPE

Now I See a Person Institute: Equine Assisted Psychotherapy

Extraordinarily Normal: A Journey of Breaking Free from the Limits of Labels

Metalogos Issue 48: Continuing the Tradition of Collaborative-Dialogical Practice

Metalogos Issue 48 is now available, featuring our two-part article Normalizing Ourselves for the Other. These pieces continue the long tradition of Collaborative-Dialogical Practice and the dis-diseasing of mental health.

Part I revisits systemic therapy’s core commitments—uncertainty, curiosity, linguistic attentiveness, and sincere presence—drawing on transcripts and research from 2022–2025.
Read Part I: https://metalogos-systemic-therapy-journal.eu/en/issue/article/48-10

Part II explores case studies and practitioner–client partnerships that highlight how humanizing ourselves as practitioners supports dignity, agency, and life.
Read Part II: https://metalogos-systemic-therapy-journal.eu/en/issue/article/48-11

Issue 48 also includes our conference reflections and video dialogue on medications, economics, lived experience, violence, and the commercialization of mental health.

We extend appreciation to our NISAPI faculty and all contributors whose collaboration sustains this work.

Join us on January 11, 2026, for the next Humanizing Ourselves for the Other gathering. Your voice matters.

Some of the articles shared on this website were originally published in:

They are posted here for educational and training purposes with full attribution to their original publishers and publication years.

To view additional articles or obtain official versions to download, please visit: