Narrative Medicine Bibliotherapist or writer? Australia Council funded writer-in-residence Fiona Place examines the use of literature in therapeutic communities. Informed by social semiotics her perspective is unique. Writing or therapy? Size: 705 KB Bibliotherapist or Community Writer? These complex issues are explored in depth. Motherhood and genetic screening Size: 2 MB Motherhood and genetic screening published in DownsEd online Research and Practice. Cardboard Chapter One Size: 58 KB Chapter 1 from the award-winning novel Cardboard; a narrative of recovery from anorexia nervosa Deconstructing medical texts Size: 98 KB Textual analysis of the language used in a psychiatric article concerning the NSW Mental Health Act Creative writing for nurses Size: 81 KB Why a course in creative writing is of great benefit for student nurses The medical history Size: 564 KB Textual analysis of 'how to take a history' from the classic nursing text Whaley and Wong Hysteria Size: 222 KB A social semiotic analysis of articles on eating and brain disorders in the popular press. Slimming down, Speaking less Size: 108 KB This paper examines the language of anorexia nervosa using narrative theory