Examines the relationship between gender, madness and silence together with the history and development of social and subjective perceptions of these. The meanings of madness are created and re-created by the ways in which women are silenced through their everyday experiences.

Photographs of glaciers and ice caves in Iceland depicting the changes due to global warming.

Behavioural measures confirmed a greater teaching focus in early videoconferenced sessions, while speech style was consistently less interactive, compared with face-to-face. Overall supervision relationships felt closer in person, but some participants preferred the protection of distance. A positive attitude facilitated adaption to the videoconferencing modality for effective supervision.

Catalogue of paintings with descriptions on the theme of climate change.