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* A good enough migration experience

by Cathy Aymer

* Arriving at a conclusion on the likelihood of attachment disorder: People of mixed race heritage with comparisons to other groups

by Dr Aggrey Burke

* Attachment issues between a Carribean mother and daughter
by Lennox Thomas

* Attachment of black mixed parentage children in a racialised society

by Beverley Prevatt-Goldstein

* Choosing identities in a globalised world: South Asians in Britain

by Begum Maitra

* Coming home to self reflections on identity in trans-racial and inter-cultural adoption and fostering

by Michael Mallows

* Difficulties in black carers forming attachments with black children

by Samantha Bishop

* Ghosts at the scene of the crime: Loss, trauma and abandonment in the histories of young people in trouble

by Rachel Wingfield

* Identity

by John Koromoa

* Identity, formation and the collective self

by Hilary Dowber

* Identity, history and the therapeutic process

by Isha Mckenzie-Mavinga

* Identity, mockery and democracy

by Larry O'Carroll

* Inner conflict in traumatic bereavement

by Ricky Emanuel

* Intergenerational transmission of attachment & parenting styles

by Pauline Riley-Hunte

* It really takes a village to provide a secure base for children, our sacred trust

by Hazel Thompson-Ahye

* Legacies of loss - The black child in focus

by Gerry Germain

* My experience of separation and reunion

by Philroy Forte



* Resilience and the experience of loss

by Elaine Arnold

* Securing a sense of identity: An African-Caribbean perspective

by Lennox Thomas

* Separation and loss, sadness and survival: A Caribbean legacy?

by Jacqueline Sharpe

* Separation and the sense of self

by Cathy Aymer and Toyin Okitikpi

* The children of vulnerable black parents brought in care: A comparison study

by Aggrey Burke

* The effects of my family relationships

by Ryan Carty

* The Golly in the cupboard: The emergence of identity - imposed or self absorbed

by Phil Frampton

* The impact of separation and loss on children whose parents were left behind

by Lennox Thomas

* The psycho-historical relationships between people of mixed heritage and diaspora Africans

by Lennox Thomas

* What is your experience on separation and/or loss?

by Gillian Paul

* Windrush children and broken attachments

by Joan Anim-Addo

* Young people in crisis: The need for secure relationships in the family and in the society

by Dr. Rev. Jason Gordon