The "good enough" community: power and knowledge in South African community psychology

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Tomlinson, M. & Swartz, L.P. (2002) The "good enough" community: power and knowledge in South African community psychology. In: Swartz, L.P., Gibson, K. & Gelman, T. (eds).Reflective practice: psychodynamic ideas in the community. Cape Town: Human Sciences Research Council. 99-112. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11910/8439

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Abstract:
In order to interrogate issues of power as they relate to professional involvement in community work, this chapter discusses a mother-infant intervention project I an information settlement near Cape Town, South Africa. The project is a research endeavour devised almost entirely by mental health professionals and the presented to the community for their approval and participation.
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25 Aug 2015
 
COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION
MOTHER-INFANT RELATIONSHIP
PRIMARY HEALTH CARE
PSYCHOLOGY
THULA SANA PROJECT
POWER DYNAMICS
 
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