Notes on Contributors

C. JAMA ADAMS, PhD, is an Associate Professor and Chairperson of the Department of African American Studies at John Jay College of Criminal Justice at the City University of New York. He is a practising psychologist, organizational consultant, and graduate of the Program in Organizational Development, William Alanson White Institute.

THE VERY REVD DR WESLEY CARR, KCVO, was, until he retired in February 2006, Dean of Westminster. For nine years he served there, presiding over many royal and national occasions. He collaborated with Edward Shapiro in a number of ventures, including Lost in Familiar Places. He also had a long association with group relations through the Tavistock Institute. He has directed conferences in both the UK and the USA and has written extensively on group relations, with special emphasis on their significance for the church's pastoral ministry.

RUTH DUEK has been a supervising clinical psychologist for twenty-two years and a group analyst since 2005. She is among the founding members of the Israeli Institute of Group Analysis and served on the executive committee of the Institute. She worked for fifteen years in the Public Mental Health Service, serving for six years as Head Psychologist of the Centre for Mental Health in the Israeli Prison System. She works in private practice with individuals, couples, and groups. She has taught courses for group consultation and also courses for the treatment of survivors of sexual abuse. She has been active in Peace Now and Women in Black during the past twelve years. She has been active in the Besod Siach Organization for the Promotion of Dialogue between Conflict Groups in Israeli Society since 1991, serving as a member of the Besod Siach Board for six years, directing and serving on staff of conferences and consulting to long-term and one-time dialogue groups.

M. GERARD FROMM, PhD, is the Evelyn Stefansson Nef Director of the Erikson Institute for Education and Research at the Austen Riggs Center in Stockbr