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Learning collectively to collectively learn training for Emergency Duty Teams

Martin Smith, 1999 .

Practice teaching in the dark: Student placements at an Emergency Duty Team

P. Dell, Martin Smith, C. Moody, 1998 .

THE DIVINE OR THE PHYSICIAN? FEARS OF GHOSTS AND THE SUPERNATURAL IN APPROVED SOCIAL WORK

Martin Smith, 2008 .

The terrors of night and the arrows of day. Social workers' processes in the aftermath of murder

Martin Smith, 2001 .

Looking into the seeds of time. Visual imagery in Macbeth and its relevance to social work practice, supervision and research

Martin Smith, 2017, Social Work and the Visual Imagination.

Supervision of fear in social work. A re-evaluation of reassurance

Martin Smith, 2000 .

Social Workers' Experience of Distress—Moving Towards Change?

J. Nursten, Martin Smith, 1998 .

Containment and its Failure in an out of Hours Emergency Social Work Team

Martin Smith, 2010 .

Making a monster? Nineteenth-century British horror novels and their relevance to the counselling process

Martin Smith, 2000 .

Wounding Healers. Killing with kindness on the road to hell

Martin Smith, 2019, Journal of Social Work Practice.

SMOKE WITHOUT FIRE? SOCIAL WORKERS' FEARS OF THREATS AND ACCUSATIONS

Martin Smith, 2007 .

The framework for the assessment of children in need and their families: Implications for emergency duty teams

Martin Smith, 2001 .

Social Workers’ Responses to Experiences of Fear

J. Nursten, Martin Smith, Linnet McMahon, 2004 .

The readiness is all. Planning and training for post-disaster support work

David Lees, Martin Smith, David Lees, 2003 .

Single-Parent Hope: A Local Outreach Ministry Incarnating God’s Care to Those of Rancho Cucamonga

Martin Smith, 2018 .

Learning along the Way. Further reflections on psychoanalysis and psychotherapy

Martin Smith, 2020 .

Metaphors for mental distress as an aid to empathy: looking through The Bell Jar

Martin Smith, 2012 .

The fears of the counsellors: A qualitative study

Martin Smith, 2003 .

TOO LITTLE FEAR CAN KILL YOU. STAYING ALIVE AS A SOCIAL WORKER

Martin Smith, 2006 .

Believe or Disbelieve? With Particular Reference to Satanist Abuse

J. Nursten, Martin Smith, 1996 .

Half in love with easeful death? Social work with adolescents who harm themselves

Martin Smith, 2002 .

‘Only connect’ ‘nearest relative's’ experiences of mental health act assessments

Martin Smith, 2015 .

Social Workers' Experiences of Fear

J. Nursten, Martin Smith, Linnet McMahon, 2003 .

Decentralisation and central-local relations: the case of policing and mental health in England

Carlos Solar, Martin Smith, 2020, British Politics.

Social workers praised by service users! What the climbié report doesn't say

Martin Smith, 2003 .

Keeping the customer satisfied? Service users' perceptions of an Emergency Duty Team

Martin Smith, 2000 .

Telling it like it was. Audio-taping stories told by mental health service users and carers

Martin Smith, 1999 .

Psychotherapeutic approaches in health, welfare and the community

L. Froggett, S. Briggs, Martin Smith, 2012 .

Who’s to blame? Rational and irrational reflections on responsibility following the suicide of a service user

Martin Smith, 2020 .

KILLING THE ANGEL IN A ROOM OF ONE'S OWN. BEING AS UNCONSCIOUS AS POSSIBLE WHEN WRITING UP QUALITATIVE RESEARCH

Martin Smith, 2004 .

Mentalizing and epistemic trust. The work of Peter Fonagy and colleagues at the Anna Freud Centre

Martin Smith, 2023, Journal of Social Work Practice.

Researching memories of The Exorcist: An introduction to grounded audience studies

Martin Smith, 2019 .