A Reflection on Boundaries and Care in Socially Engaged Practice

As featured in the CASE Incubator Field Guide For Socially Engaged Practice

Olywn and Malcolm's bedside table at Summit Care Wallsend.

Memories and treasures on Malcolm & Olwyn’s bedside table, Wallsend NSW, 2024.

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Hannah supports Trevor as he learns to use the trigger to make a portrait of himself with Miru.

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Margaret used Miru to make a self portrait while chatting and sharing more about her life.

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Margaret sits in her beautifully decorated room at Summit Care Wallsend.

Margaret holds the blanket her mother made for her before she was born.

Margaret's younger self.

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Margaret's self portrait is included at the beginning of the And Then, They Were No Longer Invisible street exhibition on Nelson Street in Wallsend (August 2024).

Dennis shares his self portraits and reflections as part of the street exhibition And Then, They Were No Longer Invisible - Wallsend  (August 2024)

Children look the self portraits made by the residents at Summit Care Wallsend as part of the And Then, They Were No Longer Invisible street exhibition (August 2024).

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Melanie spends time with Ray, reflecting on his life story, his archival images and supports him to make a series of self portraits with Miru

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Dennis shares one of his self portraits and a little of the story of how he came to live in aged care.


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Socially Engaged Image Making in Aged Care