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University of Huddersfield RepositoryYeadon-Lee, TraceyStylists and their clients: work, status and identity in the service relationshipOriginal CitationYeadon-Lee, Tracey (2010) Stylists and their clients: work, status and identity in the service relationship. In: Personal and Public Lives: Exploring Relationships, Roles, and Responsibilities: An international and interdisciplinary conference, 7th - 9th September 2010, University of Huddersfield, UK. (Unpublished)This version is available at http://eprints.hud.ac.uk/8535/The University Repository is a digital collection of the research output of theUniversity, available on Open Access. 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Title of the session: “Living as a Midwife: Living as a Woman” 2.00 – 3.30 Concurrent session 1 Social and organisational contexts Room CW2/17 Chair: Ruth Deery Diversity Room CW3/19 Chair: Sharon Wray Negotiating relationships Room CW5/19 Chair: Mavis Kirkham Cheryl Fletcher, University of New South Wales Sydney, Australia. ‘Single mothers by choice: Public and private narratives’. Harriet Westcott, University of Sydney, Australia. ‘Back to Blighty: An application of Goffman’s social rituals to English migrants to Australia visiting their old friends in England’.  King Odor, University of Ibadan, Nigeria. ‘Intimate partner violence (PIV) among women attending primary health care centres in Ibadan Nigeria’. Aaron Reeves, University of Essex, UK. ‘Cultural participation and the status order’  . Kate Smith, University of Huddersfield, UK. ‘The effects of detention on women seeking asylum in the United Kingdom’. Tayebeh Zandipour, Azzahra University, Iran. ‘The relationship between forgiving husband’s marital infidelity and women’s mental health’. Jean Nhemachena, University of Huddersfield, UK. ‘The move of nurse education from the NHS into HEI: impact of policy on nurse teachers’. Michael Ferreira Machado, University of Alagoas, Brazil ‘Between land and sea: women’s work in fishing communities in Brazil’.  Berenice Golding, University of Huddersfield, UK. ‘Exploring the ‘lived’ experiences of egg share donors: revealing relationships using voice-centred relational methodology’  3.30-4.00       Coffee (CWG/01) Personal and Public Lives: Exploring Relationships, Roles and Responsibilities 7-9 September 2010  University of Huddersfield 2   Personal and Public Lives: Exploring Relationships, Roles and Responsibilities 7-9 September 2010  University of Huddersfield  DAY 1  7th SEPTEMBER 2010 4.00 - 5.30 Concurrent session 2  Social and organisational contexts Room CW2/17 Chair: Mari Phillips Diversity Room CW3/19 Chair: Sharon Wray Negotiating relationships Room CW5/19 Chair: Ruth Deery Yvonne Jarvis, University of Huddersfield, UK. ‘Exploring relationships within a midwife-led unit in the North of England’. Mehdi Damali Amiri, Bu-Ali Sina University, Hamedan, Iran. ‘The generation without a past’. Gayle Letherby, University of Plymouth, UK. ‘Researching relationships, relationships in research: reflections on multidisciplinary work on pregnancy, birth and early motherhood’. Margaret Fry, University of Technology Sydney, Australia. ‘A culture of emergency department care: understanding the context of practice’. Maria Papapolydorou, University of London, UK. ‘Relationships and identities: An exploration of the influence of class and ethnicity on students’ friendships and attitudes’. Deborah Davidson, York University, Ontario, Canada. ‘Grief work: The shared labour of negotiating grief in perinatal loss’. Rosie Ilett, Glasgow Centre for Population Health, Scotland, UK. ‘Is it possible to be an integrated radical in the twenty-first century NHS? Exploring the personal and political and negotiating boundaries’. Michael Keenan, Nottingham Trent University, UK. ‘Believing and desiring: exploring the interconnections of religion and sexuality in the lives of young religious adults’.  Sharon Prentis, University of Huddersfield, UK.  ‘Rewriting the prescription: obfuscation and cultural deliberations around taking medicines’.         3   Personal and Public Lives: Exploring Relationships, Roles and Responsibilities 7-9 September 2010  University of Huddersfield  DAY 2 8th SEPTEMBER 2010  9.00 -10.30   Concurrent session 3  Social and organisational contexts Room CW2/17 Chair: Marilyn Kirshbaum  Diversity Room CW3/19 Chair: Sharon Wray  Negotiating relationships Room CW5/19 Chair: Ruth Deery  Open stream Room CWS/11 Chair: Tracey Yeadon-Lee Pamela Sessions, University of Technology Sydney, Australia. ‘When boundaries blur: the professional role of the diabetes educator’.  Zujaja Wahaj, University of Glasgow, Scotland, UK. ‘HIV infected wives: A threat to male honour’ Suzanne Charbaji, Charbaji Consultants  ‘Stereotypical attitudes towards women as managers in Lebanon’. Ceri Daniels, University of Huddersfield, UK.  ‘Beyond every child matters: is there a professional identity crisis in multi-disciplinary children and young people’s work?’  Mari Phillips, University of Huddersfield, UK. ‘Woman-centred care’ and the negotiation of the trajectory of maternity care’. Marian Peacock, University of Sheffield, UK. ‘Shame and women’s lives in divided societies’. Brendon Harvey, University of Huddersfield, UK. ‘Empowering lives through work-life balance: a critique’. Paul Flanagan, University of Waikato, New Zealand. ‘New Zealand media coverage of children’s sexual activities’. Ann Hodson, University of Huddersfield, UK. ‘I’m planning to take your baby’: Pre-birth assessments and serious child protection concerns’ Lubaba Sadaf, University of Glasgow, UK. ‘Pakistani women’s strategies of resistance against domestic abuse’.  Janet Melville-Wiseman, Canterbury Christ Church University, Canterbury, UK. ‘Pathologies or apologies? Effective responses to professional sexual abuse in mental health services’. Carrie Coltart, Cardiff University, UK. ‘Intergenerational transmission in men’s accounts of first-time fatherhood’.    10.30 – 11.00 Coffee (CWG/01)  4 11.00 – 12.00 Plenary Session: Professor Eleanor Krassen Covan, Professor of Gerontology and Sociology, Editor-in-Chief, Health Care for Women International UNC Wilmington, USA Title of the session: “Merging Personal and Public Responsibilities: A Gerontologist’s Exploration of Eldercare”.    Room: CW5/10 12.00 – 1.00 Lunch (CWG/01)  1.00 – 2.30 Concurrent session 4 Social and organisational contexts Room CW2/17 Chair: Mari Phillips  Diversity Room CW3/19 Chair: Yvonne Jarvis  Negotiating relationships Room CW5/19 Chair: Brendan Harvey  Open stream Room CWS/11 Chair: Sharon Wray David Bosy, Martin Beres, Adriana Jesenkova, Natalia Sedlak Vendelova, Es Fem Budovatelska, Slovakia. ‘Gender differences in careers of teachers in secondary vocational schools in Slovakia’. Lynette Quintillan, University of the Philippines, Philippines.  ‘Gender and balancing paid work and personal life: coping mechanisms of state university employees’.  Selina Copley, University of Huddersfield, UK.  TITLE? Roger Patulny, Social Policy Research Centre, UNSW, Australia. ‘Are we enjoying our time? A gender perspective’. Marilyn Kirshbaum, University of Huddersfield, UK. ‘The group cohesion factor of a dragon boat race training programme following treatment for breast cancer’.   Thilakshi Kodagoda, University of Bradford, UK. ‘Work family stress of women managers’. Malin Arvidson, University of Southampton, UK. ‘Failing values? Experiencing charity work at the frontline’. Anne-Marie Martin, University of Hertfordshire, UK. ‘Practitioners’ experiences of former Second World War child evacuees in therapy: an interpretative phenomenological analysis’. James McGrath, Leeds Metropolitan University, UK. ‘Forster’s Mrs Wilcox in Public and Private: How the interdisciplinary humanities could aid understandings of Asperger’s Syndrome’. Tracy Yeadon-Lee, University of Huddersfield, UK. ‘Stylists and their clients: work, status and identity in the service relationship’. Joshua Richards, University of Manchester, UK. ‘Recruiting for friends: friendships and relationships in the context of shared houses’. Dana Paula Braescu, The University of Alexandruloan Cuza, Romania. ‘The impact of fear on social worker’s roles, relationships and responsibilities’.  2.30 - 3.00:    Coffee (CWG/01)  3.00 - 4.00:    Plenary Session: Dr Amrit Wilson, Royal Holloway University of London, UK.                       Title of the session: “South Asian women in Britain and the Intersections of Race and Gender”             Room: CW5/10 6.30:           Reception: Quayside, Central Services Building (Music provided by Zetland Street Quintet) 7.30:            Conference Dinner: Quayside, Central Services Building  5  Personal and Public Lives: Exploring Relationships, Roles and Responsibilities  7-9 September 2010   University of Huddersfield  DAY 3 9th SEPTEMBER 2010  9.30 – 10.00   Coffee (CWG/01)  10.00 – 11.30 Concurrent session 5  Social and organisational contexts Room: CW2/17 Chair: Ruth Deery Diversity Room: CW3/19  Chair: Carol Wright Negotiating relationships Room: CW5/19  Chair: Sharon Wray  Jackie Vasey, University of Huddersfield, UK. ‘Tokenism or true partnership:  a child’s acute pain care and a family centred culture’. Surya Monro, University of Huddersfield, UK. ‘‘The only lesbian in the authority’: The role of LGBT champions in local authority equalities work in the UK’. Jafar Abdukadir Danesi, Policy Research Ltd. Lagos, Nigeria , Africa. ‘The impact of domestic violence on relationships and trust’. Rosemary Rae, University of Huddersfield, UK. ‘An evaluation of service user and carer involvement in the admission of social work students in one university in the north of England’. Mike Thomas, Cardiff University, UK. ‘The impact of legal recognition for lesbian and gay couples in the UK, Canada and the US State of California’. Amanda Jayne Swallow, University of Huddersfield, UK. ‘Children of prisoners: virtual communities negotiating and managing relationships, isolation and stigma’. Kelly Lockwood and Benjamin K. Raikes, University of Huddersfield, UK. ‘Disrupted Lives: An evaluation of an overnight visiting facility at a women’s prison’. LaTonya Dougan, University of the West Indies, Barbados. ‘Private realities: Exploring youth intimate relationships and health outcomes in the Caribbean, a renewed focus’. Justyna Jochym, Centre for European Studies, Poland. ‘Experiencing care as a sexual assault survivor: An analysis of interpersonal relationships and difficult conversations’. 6  11.30-12.30 Plenary Session: Professor Jenny Hockey, University of Sheffield, UK.          Title of the session:  “When Life Ends: Relationships, Roles and Responsibilities”.          Room: CWS/10  12.30 – 1.30   Lunch (CWG/01)  1.30 – 2.30     Round Table Discussion (Room: CW5/19) ‘The personal is political: contemporary feminist issues’            Panel: Professor Jenny Hockey, Dr Carole Wright, Dr Tracey Yeadon-Lee (Chairs: Dr Sharon Wray and Dr Ruth Deery)  3.00: Coffee and farewells 

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