In order to highlight our member’s latest achievements, only the three most recent publications are listed under their selected publications section of their profiles. However, many important publications have been put forth by the members of the Centre for Response-Based Practice and their friends and colleagues. Here you can access a more comprehensive bibliography.
Books
Major authored and edited volumes contributing to Response-Based Practice and related fields.
- Hyden, M., Gadd, D., & Wade, A. (2016): Response-Based Approaches to Interpersonal Violence. Palgrave Macmillan.
- Carriere, J. & Richardson, C. (2016): Calling our families home: Métis peoples’ experiences of child welfare. Vernon, B.C.: John Charlton Publishing. Download PDF
- Richardson, C. (2016): Belonging Métis. Vernon, B.C.: John Charlton Publications. Download PDF
- Dean, S., McIntosh, K., Richardson, C. (2021): Stanley on the shoulders of giants: how children respond to violence. (T. Eberts, Illus). Tellwell Talent. Download PDF
- Gurr, E. & Richardson, C. (2025), in press. Life course, missive and methodology: Conversations about health and wellness from the Indigenous collective. Vernon: JCharlton Publishing.
- Carriere, J. & Richardson, C. (2025). Stitching our findings together: Indigenous graduate student research. Regina: University of Regina Press.
- Richardson, C. (2021). Facing the mountain: Indigenous healing in the shadow of colonialism. Vernon, B.C.: JCharlton Publishing.
Book Chapters
Selected contributions to edited collections and collaborative scholarly works.
- Richardson, C., Fast, E. (2018): Victim-blaming and the crisis in representation in the violence prevention field. In C. Richardson & E. Fast (Eds). Life Matters: Acknowledging victim resistance and the power of social responses. International Journal of the Child, Youth and Family Studies. Read More
- Coates, L., Bonnah, S. & Richardson, C. (2018): Beauty and the Beast: Misrepresentation and Social Responses in Fairytale Romance and Redemption. In C. Richardson & E. Fast (Eds). Life Matters. Read More
- Richardson, C., Fast, E., Boldo, V., Dolan-Cake, J., Salas, J. and Giacobbi, K. (2020): Domestic homicide within Indigenous communities. In Preventing Domestic Homicides: Lessons Learned from Tragedies. Elsevier.
- Carriere, J., Mann-Johnson, J., Richardson, C. (2018): In the spirit of Wahkootowin. In Calling our families home.
- Carriere, J. & Richardson, C. (2009): From longing to belonging. In Passion for action in child and family services. Download PDF
- Kinewesquao [Richardson, C.] (2015): Acknowledging Metis aspirations. In Walking this path together. Download PDF
- Ney, T., Richardson, C., & Maloney, M. (2015): Family group decision making. In Walking this path together. Download PDF
- Richardson, C. (2009): Metis experiences of social work practice. In Walking this path together.
- Richardson, C. (2009): A word is worth a thousand pictures. In Feminist counselling: Theories, issues and practice.
- Richardson, C., & Bonnah, S. (2015): Taking children’s resistance seriously. In Walking this path together. Download PDF
- Richardson, C., & Wade, A. (2009): Taking resistance seriously. In Walking this path together.
- Richardson, C., McInerney, B., Carrier, R.C. & Maje-Raider, A. (2017): Creating safety and social justice for women in the Yukon. In Social Justice and Counseling. Download PDF
- Todd, N. & Wade, A. (2004): Coming to terms with violence and resistance. In Furthering talk. Download PDF
- Wade, A. (2007): Despair, resistance, hope. In Hope and despair in narrative and family therapy. Download PDF
- Wade, A. (1997): Resistance knowledge. In Persistent spirit. Download PDF
- Dean, S. & Richardson, C. (2024): Taking children’s resistance even more seriously. In S. Strenga & J. Carriere (Eds.), Walking this path together; Anti racist and anti-oppressive child welfare practice (3rd ed.). Winnipeg: Fernwood Publishing.
Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles
Research and theoretical articles published in academic and professional journals.
- Richardson, C. & Lowenborg, C. (2019): Ellen Maria Ekström and the stories that connect us. Genealogy.
- Richardson, C. (2018): Relating to illness in therapy. Murmurations. Read More
- Gabriel, W., Goebé, B., Laliberté, A., Richardson, C., Shem M., Hordyk, S. (2019): Supporting the dignity and restoration of Indigenous families through decolonizing social work.
- Carriere, J., & Richardson, C. (2013): Relationship is everything. First Peoples Child & Family Review. Download PDF
- Coates, L. (1997): Causal attributions in sexual assault trial judgments. Journal of Language and Social Psychology. Download PDF
- Coates, L., Bavelas, J. B., & Gibson, J. (1994): Anomalous language in sexual assault trial judgments. Discourse & Society. Download PDF
- Carriere, J., & Richardson, C. (2013): Language and violence. Journal of Family Violence. Download PDF
- Richardson, C. (2012): Witnessing life transitions with ritual and ceremony. Journal of Systemic Therapies. Download PDF
- Richardson, C. (2006): Metis identity creation and tactical responses to oppression. Download PDF
- Richardson, C. (2005): Cultural stories and the creation of the self. Relational Child and Youth Care Practice. Download PDF
- Richardson, C. (2002): Embodying both oppressor and oppressed. International Journal of Narrative Therapy & Community Work. Download PDF
- Richardson, C., & Blanchet-Cohen, N. (2000): Postsecondary education programs for Aboriginal peoples. Canadian Journal of Native Education. Download PDF
- Richardson, C., & Nelson, B. (2007): A change of residence. First Peoples Child & Family Review. Download PDF
- Richardson, C., & Reynolds, V. (2014): Structuring safety in therapeutic work. Canadian Journal of Native Studies. Download PDF
- Richardson, C., & Reynolds, V. (2012): Here we are, amazingly alive in the work. Download PDF
- Richardson, C., & Wade, A. (2010): Islands of safety. First Peoples Child and Family Review. Download PDF
- Wade, A. (2002): From a language of effects to responses. Download PDF
- Wade, A. (1997): Small acts of living. Contemporary Family Therapy. Download PDF
- Richardson, C. & Kinman, C. (2026). Living as if we all mattered: Kinship and other gifts in community. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy.
- Richardson, C. (2025) Moving from two-eyed to three-eyed seeing: My perspective as a Métis therapist. Moving Beyond Binaries Part II, Murmurations: Journal of Systemic Therapy. Issue 8.2.
- Richardson, C. & Kinman, C. (2026): Living as if we all mattered: Kinship and other gifts in community. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy.
- Richardson, C. (2025): Moving from two-eyed to three-eyed seeing: My perspective as a Métis therapist. Moving Beyond Binaries Part II, Murmurations: Journal of Systemic Therapy. Issue 8.2.
Reports and Practice Papers
Practice-based reports and applied research contributions.
- Richardson, C. (2013): Indigenous women, RCMP and service providers work together for justice. Research to Practice Network. Download PDF
Translations and Special Publications
Translations and specialized publications supporting international knowledge sharing.
- Hanbert, A. (Ed. & Trans.) (2014): Att tala om motstånd. Gothenburg, Sweden. Download PDF
