ABSTRACT
Now that we have covered the seven core images, we turn now to how they can be used in practice, not as seven separate images, but as a pragmatic framework that can be used in different ways in different situations. And to do this we need to start with a model of the practice context in which all practitioners have to operate, for it is this reality, and this book’s image of that reality, that we need to understand first in order to get the most out of the images and frameworks covered in Part 2.
