Issues

Special Issue: Stalking: What do we know, and where do we go?. Guest Editor: David Keatley

Introduction “stalking: what do we know about working with people who stalk and where do we go?”

Rachael Wheatley
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Special Issue on stalking: commentary

Lorraine Sheridan
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Stalking, narcissistic vulnerability and the application of schema therapy “I was punishing her for me not being good enough”

Rachael Wheatley; Clare Conway
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Stalking and the impact of labelling “There’s a difference between my offence and a stalker”

Rachael Wheatley; Alan Underwood
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A comparison of public perceptions of cisgender male and transgender male stalking perpetrators

Lydia Caroline Cook; Simon C. Duff
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Stalking and the role of occupational therapy “you’re not living life to the full if you’re stalking”

Rachael Wheatley; Sam Baker
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Stalking: Issues of deterrence “When I was stalking, I was so dedicated to it. Nothing would stop me. It was my focus.”

Rachael Wheatley; Sara Henley; Frank Farnham
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