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I am a child and adolescent psychotherapist and a practitioner researcher at The Mulberry Bush, a residential therapeutic special school for children aged 5 -13. Between 2004 and 2017 I was the clinical lead, and in 2017 I set up Mulberry Bush Research after completing my doctorate at The University of Exeter. My research looked at the experiences of parents and carers having a child in a residential setting. Before coming to the Mulberry Bush I worked in CAMHS, and various social and healthcare settings primarily with looked after children and their families. I also have a clinical interest in parent-infant psychotherapy, teaching and clinical supervision, plus a long association with Oxpip (the Oxford parent-infant project). My research interest is in therapeutic residential child care, particularly what is it that makes a setting therapeutic.
This is the opportunity to hear the Keynotes and presenters respond to the various questions that have been asked during the event timeframe and to discuss with each other the contributions from...
From research to practice at a residential special school: The Mulberry Bush - Caryn Onions The presentations were drawn from those people who had either submitted abstracts on the topic for...