Notes on Contributors

Liz Greenway (MA, MSc, PGCE) works across private, public, and voluntary sectors as a psychotherapist and organisational consultant. This includes working with the arts, political arenas, and with those on the edge of society who are homeless. Listening and giving voice to the excluded has been an integral part of her work. She worked as a literacy tutor and learning support co-ordinator in adult education for over a decade; teaching students and training staff. As an integrative psychotherapist and cognitive analytic therapy practitioner, with a psychoanalytic focus, she has worked in primary care in NHS GP surgeries, homeless charities, and also in private practice for over nine years.

Marie Kane is an organisational consultant (Marie Kane & Associates); Associate of Real World Group (the internationally known centre for excellence in leadership research and development); Associate of Tavistock Consulting; member of OPUS (Organisation for Promoting Understanding of Society); and member of the organisational consultancy service, Scottish Institute of Human Relations. She is project leader of the SIHR Working below the Surface Scotland project, which provides Conferences and seminars on ‘below surface’ work with individuals, teams, and organisations

Marion McCollom Hampton, PhD., is a Senior Partner at Banyan Family Business Advisors in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She was formerly a board member of the A. K. Rice Institute and an Associate Professor of Organizational Behavior at the Boston University School of Management. She has taught and published on group dynamics and unconscious processes in organisations.

Gerard van Reekum is an organisation scientist and consultant, working from Amsterdam (NL). He is an associate of OPUS, a board member of Group Relations Nederland, and has participated in group relations events in the Netherlands, the UK, France, and the USA.

Stuart Stevenson is an organisational consultant and psychoanalytic psychotherapist in private practice. H