Notes on Contributors

John Adlam is consultant psychotherapist at Bethlem Hospital with responsibility for Reflective Practice across the Forensic and Offender Health Pathway. He is also principal adult psychotherapist at Springfield Hospital and previously with the Henderson Outreach Service Team. He is co-editor of Violent States and Creative States: From the Global to the Individual , Forensic Music Therapy , and The Therapeutic Milieu Under Fire: Security and Insecurity in Forensic Mental Health , all published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers.

Rob Allen is a business advisor and researcher. His interests include strategic leadership and change and entrepreneurship in disadvantaged communities.

Matthieu Daum, MSc, is founder and director of Nexus, an international boutique consultancy based in France, specialised in helping organisations and their staff “work together differently”. He consults to a wide range of situations: coaching business executives, leveraging on diversity in the workplace, co-creating organisational transformation, regenerating leadership. Over the last few years, he has developed his work with green businesses, intending to contribute more actively to a regenerative economy.

Angela Eden is based in the UK and works as organisation consultant, executive coach, and group supervisor. She is also a member of ISPSO. Among many interventions she uses social dreaming, as diagnostic and group experience in a range of different settings. Her contribution to social dreaming, over the last twenty years, is as member, host, and trainer, in Italy, UK, and Serbia. In addition to developing the training programme for the Gordon Lawrence Foundation for Social Dreaming, she is also a practising artist.

Robert French was a writer and organisational consultant and visiting research fellow in organisation studies at Bristol Business School. He published widely in international journals on group dynamics, change management, and education. He co-edited Rethinking Management Education (wi