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Publications

Williams, B. & Martin, A. (2024), Coordinating support groups for wellbeing. In Practice, 46: 264-268. https://doi.org/10.1002/inpr.451

 

Williams, B. (2023) What is the therapeutic relationship in mental health practice. Mental Health Practice.  Williams, B. (2022) Understanding the effects of adverse childhood experiences in older people. Nursing Older People. doi: 10.7748/nop.2022.e1416

 

Williams, B. (2022) Understanding loneliness and its relationship with mental health issues. Mental Health Practice. 

Williams, B, Harris, P. & Gordon, C. (2020)  What is equine hoarding and can ‘motivational interviewing’ training be implemented to help enable behavioural change in animal owners? Equine Veterinary Education. 


Williams B. (2018) Animal Hoarding in Self-Neglect in Older Adults a Global, Evidence-Based Resource for Nurses and Other Healthcare Providers. Day, McCarthy, Fitzpatrick (Eds.). Springer. 

Williams B. (2016)The Impact Of Animals on Patients' Wellbeing.  Nursing Times112 (25) 12-13.

Williams B. & Green, R. (2016) Experiences of bereavement following the death of animals. Mental Health Practice. 19 (9) 29-33

Williams B. & Green, R. (2016) Understanding Bereavement in Animal Owners In Practice38, 140-146.

Williams B. (2015) Enhancing Teaching Relationships Through Therapeutic Use of Self.  The Journal of Mental Health Training, Education and Practice. 10 (1) 61-70. 

Williams B. (2015) Support for Nurses in Writing for Publication. Nursing Times111 (9) 15-17. 

Williams B. & Morris, L. (2015) Importance of Co-Working in Family InterventionsMental Health Practice 19 (2) 14-20.

 

Williams B. (2015) Service users and their animals - practical considerations for Mental Health Workers.Mental Health Practice18 (7) 32-37.

Williams B. (2014) Animal hoarding: devastating, complex and everyone’s concern. Mental Health Practice. 17 (6) 35-30.  

Williams B. (2014) Animal hoarding - recognition and possible interventions

In Practice36 (4) 199-205.

 

Williams B. (2014) Delivering Training with a Colleague: How to Make Co-training Work. Mental Health Practice. 17 (9) 14-19.

Williams, B. (2013) The Place of Animals in Recovery. The Approach (Journal of the Care Programme Approach Association). 3 (15) 6-9. 

Williams, B. (2013) Tick-Box Exercise. Mental Health Practice. 16 (6) 9. 

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