Ann Carrington
Biographic Data
| ID | 4596144 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ann Carrington |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ann |
| FAMILY NAME | Carrington |
| SIGNATURE | CARRINGTON A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Deakin University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4712-7327 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Interprofessional Collaboration to Develop and Deliver Domestic Violence Curriculum to Dental Students
Domestic violence (DV) is a serious social problem that impacts significantly on communities globally. While dentists are uniquely positioned to identify patients who experience DV, there is limited content specifically addressing the issue in their undergraduate training. James Cook University (JCU) dental students revealed this gap, and, in response, an interprofessional collaboration between JCU Social Work, JCU Dentistry and the Cairns Region…
Making sense of the social work field education liaison role and impacts of neoliberalism
The social work field education liaison role is fraught with tensions, contradictions and role ambiguity, causing confusion about the role, functions and responsibilities of the liaison across individual staff, students and universities, resulting in students’ divergent experiences and liaison staff floundering in the mire of uncertainty. As an academic, my experiences of undertaking the liaison role across different institutions observing collea…
Conscious spiritual theory
Critical practice is often used to create space for the inclusion of knowledge and practice that has been marginalized. In this piece, it is argued that while critical practice can create the space for spiritual knowledge and practice, there may be a spiritual alternative to general critical social work practice. This paper presents Conscious Spiritual Theory/Practice as an alternative practice approach to Critical Theory/Practice for social work…
Critical Spirituality
Critical Spirituality: A Holistic Approach to Contemporary Practice." Australian Social Work, 68(2), pp. 275–276
Expanding the debate
Purpose – The current exploration and inclusion of spirituality across disciplines has, up to this point, focused largely on defining spirituality and creating practice and assessment tools. Little has been done in building the foundational structures at the level of paradigm, theory, methods, measures and research methodology. The paper aims to discuss these issues. Design/methodology/approach – This paper presents a section of findings resultin…
The Vortex of Violence
This article introduces the conceptual practice tool of 'The Vortex of Violence' and one suggested practice model for utilizing the vortex of violence in practice with women who have experienced a domestic violence relationship. The practice tool and model are an expansion of 'The Cycle of Violence' that shifts the focus from explanation of the dynamics of abusive relationships to the exploration of the lived experience of women and the developme…
An Integrated Spiritual Practice Framework for Use Within Social Work
Social work continues to move towards the incorporation of spirituality within social work theory and practice, yet gaps remain at many levels. The current dearth of theorization of spirituality in social work has created a situation where individual social workers wishing to include spirituality in their practice are forced to rely on their own initiative and inventiveness, with no clear theoretical, practical, or ethical guidelines. This articl…
Spiritual Paradigms
The current exploration to incorporating spirituality within social work has left many unanswered questions. This paper explores four identified spiritual paradigms articulated and authenticated through the survey of literature of three spiritual ideologies (Hinduism, Islam, and Buddhism) using the process of meta-triangulation. This paper offers the beginnings of a possible answer to some of the central questions, through the articulation of spi…
The horseman and the falcon
Three examples of mounted falconers in Pictish sculptures -at St Andrews, Elgin and Fowlis Wester -are considered in terms of the origins of this tradition in the Mediterranean and Germanic worlds. These images reinforced the power and status of the secular aristocracy, but may also be interpreted as images of Christian redemption
Lecture summaries
Six lecture summaries:The Castle Complex revisited: recent research on the Atlantic Iron AgeThe Newstead excavations: a Roman frontier post and its people revisitedThe Iceman - a mountaineer of 5000 years agoEnclosing, planting and building: the contribution of the Montgomery Act of 1770 on the agriculture and landscape of the Border countiesThe Auld Stane ManA typology of the equestrian chase motif in early medieval Pictish sculpture
The Vortex of Violence
This article introduces the conceptual practice tool of 'The Vortex of Violence' and one suggested practice model for utilizing the vortex of violence in practice with women who have experienced a domestic violence relationship. The practice tool and model are an expansion of 'The Cycle of Violence' that shifts the focus from explanation of the dynamics of abusive relationships to the exploration of the lived experience of women and the developme…
Interprofessional Collaboration to Develop and Deliver Domestic Violence Curriculum to Dental Students
Domestic violence (DV) is a serious social problem that impacts significantly on communities globally. While dentists are uniquely positioned to identify patients who experience DV, there is limited content specifically addressing the issue in their undergraduate training. James Cook University (JCU) dental students revealed this gap, and, in response, an interprofessional collaboration between JCU Social Work, JCU Dentistry and the Cairns Region…
The horseman and the falcon
Three examples of mounted falconers in Pictish sculptures -at St Andrews, Elgin and Fowlis Wester -are considered in terms of the origins of this tradition in the Mediterranean and Germanic worlds. These images reinforced the power and status of the secular aristocracy, but may also be interpreted as images of Christian redemption
Lecture summaries
Six lecture summaries:The Castle Complex revisited: recent research on the Atlantic Iron AgeThe Newstead excavations: a Roman frontier post and its people revisitedThe Iceman - a mountaineer of 5000 years agoEnclosing, planting and building: the contribution of the Montgomery Act of 1770 on the agriculture and landscape of the Border countiesThe Auld Stane ManA typology of the equestrian chase motif in early medieval Pictish sculpture
Spiritual Paradigms
The current exploration to incorporating spirituality within social work has left many unanswered questions. This paper explores four identified spiritual paradigms articulated and authenticated through the survey of literature of three spiritual ideologies (Hinduism, Islam, and Buddhism) using the process of meta-triangulation. This paper offers the beginnings of a possible answer to some of the central questions, through the articulation of spi…
An Integrated Spiritual Practice Framework for Use Within Social Work
Social work continues to move towards the incorporation of spirituality within social work theory and practice, yet gaps remain at many levels. The current dearth of theorization of spirituality in social work has created a situation where individual social workers wishing to include spirituality in their practice are forced to rely on their own initiative and inventiveness, with no clear theoretical, practical, or ethical guidelines. This articl…
Expanding the debate
Purpose – The current exploration and inclusion of spirituality across disciplines has, up to this point, focused largely on defining spirituality and creating practice and assessment tools. Little has been done in building the foundational structures at the level of paradigm, theory, methods, measures and research methodology. The paper aims to discuss these issues. Design/methodology/approach – This paper presents a section of findings resultin…
The Vortex of Violence
This article introduces the conceptual practice tool of 'The Vortex of Violence' and one suggested practice model for utilizing the vortex of violence in practice with women who have experienced a domestic violence relationship. The practice tool and model are an expansion of 'The Cycle of Violence' that shifts the focus from explanation of the dynamics of abusive relationships to the exploration of the lived experience of women and the developme…
Critical Spirituality
Critical Spirituality: A Holistic Approach to Contemporary Practice." Australian Social Work, 68(2), pp. 275–276
Conscious spiritual theory
Critical practice is often used to create space for the inclusion of knowledge and practice that has been marginalized. In this piece, it is argued that while critical practice can create the space for spiritual knowledge and practice, there may be a spiritual alternative to general critical social work practice. This paper presents Conscious Spiritual Theory/Practice as an alternative practice approach to Critical Theory/Practice for social work…
Making sense of the social work field education liaison role and impacts of neoliberalism
The social work field education liaison role is fraught with tensions, contradictions and role ambiguity, causing confusion about the role, functions and responsibilities of the liaison across individual staff, students and universities, resulting in students’ divergent experiences and liaison staff floundering in the mire of uncertainty. As an academic, my experiences of undertaking the liaison role across different institutions observing collea…
Interprofessional Collaboration to Develop and Deliver Domestic Violence Curriculum to Dental Students
Domestic violence (DV) is a serious social problem that impacts significantly on communities globally. While dentists are uniquely positioned to identify patients who experience DV, there is limited content specifically addressing the issue in their undergraduate training. James Cook University (JCU) dental students revealed this gap, and, in response, an interprofessional collaboration between JCU Social Work, JCU Dentistry and the Cairns Region…
Sociology (8 works) · Political science (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Epistemology (5 works) · Religion, Spirituality, and Psychology (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Engineering (4 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Social Work (4 works)