Teresa Hagan
Biographic Data
| ID | 2126589 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Teresa Hagan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Teresa |
| FAMILY NAME | Hagan |
| SIGNATURE | HAGAN T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of East Anglia |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6216-1406 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Don't wait for permission
Black intellectualism, particularly in the public sphere, tends to be associated with male figures from the academy. This trend risks excluding a broader range of viewpoints and traditions - particularly the contributions of Black women, artists and community organisers whose intellectual praxis has been wrought from experiences outside the academic paradigm. This article argues that filmmaker and activist Ava DuVernay should be recognised as a B…
Exploring the impact of group work and mentoring for multiple heritage children's self-esteem, well-being and behaviour
Findings are reported from a study of an innovative Multiple Heritage Service in Sheffield (UK) which provides, inter alia, individual mentoring for young people and school-based group sessions on cultural heritage, dealing with racism and enhancing well-being. Group work, undertaken between November 2005 and December 2006, was evaluated by a before/after design with 43 children aged from 8 to 15 attending five different groups (response rate 77%…
Rescuer and rescued
Asthma is a life‐threatening and disabling condition in which medication is the major form of management. However, there is widespread evidence that asthmatic patients do not comply with their medical regimens which increases the likelihood of relapse, crisis, hospital admission and can represent a threat to the patient's life. A phenomenological qualitative study was designed which integrated the framework of cognitive analytic therapy. The aim …
Social power
Practitioners of cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT), are faced by real dilemmas when having to take into account the consequences of unequal power relations in society. Whilst a perspective on social power is not new in psychology, its implications for therapeutic practice have yet to be fully worked out. The problem becomes most acute when clinicians have to confront the shortcomings of individually focused therapeutic models in, for example, inn…
Power‐mapping—I. Background and basic methodology
Clinical and community psychology have yet to work out the full implications of taking seriously the structuring by power of the individual's social environment. Even the factor of social class has received little more than superficial attention. Some suggestions are offered as to why this might be so, and a theoretical framework for understanding psychological distress strictly as the result of the operation of social power is developed. A simpl…
Power-mapping—I. Background and basic methodology
Clinical and community psychology have yet to work out the full implications of taking seriously the structuring by power of the individual's social environment. Even the factor of social class has received little more than superficial attention. Some suggestions are offered as to why this might be so, and a theoretical framework for understanding psychological distress strictly as the result of the operation of social power is developed. A simpl…
Power-mapping—II. Practical application
Some of the problems associated with the phenomena of child sexual abuse (CSA) are considered from the perspective of the ‘terrain of power’ (see Hagan and Smail, 1997) in which individuals are located, and the use of power-mapping is exemplified by means of a single-case study. Group work with survivors of CSA currently being developed in Sheffield is described, throwing into relief the way in which the misuse of power, both past and present, is…
Exploring the impact of group work and mentoring for multiple heritage children's self-esteem, well-being and behaviour
Findings are reported from a study of an innovative Multiple Heritage Service in Sheffield (UK) which provides, inter alia, individual mentoring for young people and school-based group sessions on cultural heritage, dealing with racism and enhancing well-being. Group work, undertaken between November 2005 and December 2006, was evaluated by a before/after design with 43 children aged from 8 to 15 attending five different groups (response rate 77%…
Rescuer and rescued
Asthma is a life‐threatening and disabling condition in which medication is the major form of management. However, there is widespread evidence that asthmatic patients do not comply with their medical regimens which increases the likelihood of relapse, crisis, hospital admission and can represent a threat to the patient's life. A phenomenological qualitative study was designed which integrated the framework of cognitive analytic therapy. The aim …
Power‐mapping—I. Background and basic methodology
Clinical and community psychology have yet to work out the full implications of taking seriously the structuring by power of the individual's social environment. Even the factor of social class has received little more than superficial attention. Some suggestions are offered as to why this might be so, and a theoretical framework for understanding psychological distress strictly as the result of the operation of social power is developed. A simpl…
Power-mapping—I. Background and basic methodology
Clinical and community psychology have yet to work out the full implications of taking seriously the structuring by power of the individual's social environment. Even the factor of social class has received little more than superficial attention. Some suggestions are offered as to why this might be so, and a theoretical framework for understanding psychological distress strictly as the result of the operation of social power is developed. A simpl…
Power-mapping—II. Practical application
Some of the problems associated with the phenomena of child sexual abuse (CSA) are considered from the perspective of the ‘terrain of power’ (see Hagan and Smail, 1997) in which individuals are located, and the use of power-mapping is exemplified by means of a single-case study. Group work with survivors of CSA currently being developed in Sheffield is described, throwing into relief the way in which the misuse of power, both past and present, is…
Social power
Practitioners of cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT), are faced by real dilemmas when having to take into account the consequences of unequal power relations in society. Whilst a perspective on social power is not new in psychology, its implications for therapeutic practice have yet to be fully worked out. The problem becomes most acute when clinicians have to confront the shortcomings of individually focused therapeutic models in, for example, inn…
Rescuer and rescued
Asthma is a life‐threatening and disabling condition in which medication is the major form of management. However, there is widespread evidence that asthmatic patients do not comply with their medical regimens which increases the likelihood of relapse, crisis, hospital admission and can represent a threat to the patient's life. A phenomenological qualitative study was designed which integrated the framework of cognitive analytic therapy. The aim …
Exploring the impact of group work and mentoring for multiple heritage children's self-esteem, well-being and behaviour
Findings are reported from a study of an innovative Multiple Heritage Service in Sheffield (UK) which provides, inter alia, individual mentoring for young people and school-based group sessions on cultural heritage, dealing with racism and enhancing well-being. Group work, undertaken between November 2005 and December 2006, was evaluated by a before/after design with 43 children aged from 8 to 15 attending five different groups (response rate 77%…
Don't wait for permission
Black intellectualism, particularly in the public sphere, tends to be associated with male figures from the academy. This trend risks excluding a broader range of viewpoints and traditions - particularly the contributions of Black women, artists and community organisers whose intellectual praxis has been wrought from experiences outside the academic paradigm. This article argues that filmmaker and activist Ava DuVernay should be recognised as a B…
Psychology (5 works) · Power (physics (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Community Health and Development (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Artificial Intelligence (2 works) · Cognition (2 works) · Perspective (graphical (2 works)