Bolton G (2010) Third Edition: Reflective Practice Writing and Professional Development. London: Sage
Bolton G (2005) Second Edition: Reflective Practice Writing and Professional Development. London: Sage.
Bolton, G. (2001) Reflective Practice Writing for Professional Development. London: Sage.
Bolton, G. (1999) The Therapeutic Potential of Creative Writing: Writing Myself. London: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
Books: edited
Bolton G (2008) Dying, Bereavement and the Healing Arts. London: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
Bolton G, Field V, Thompson K (2006) Writing Works: A Resource Handbook for Therapeutic Writing Workshops and Activities. London: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
Bolton G, Howlett S, Lago C, Wright J (2004) Writing Cures: An Introductory Handbook of Writing in Counselling and Psychotherapy. London: Brunner-Routledge
Foreword
In Hedges D (2005) Poetry, Therapy and Emotional Life. Oxford: Radcliffe Press
Refereed Journal papers:
Bolton G (2008) Boundaries of Humanity: Writing Medical Humanities (full keynote paper First ANZ Association of Medical Humanities conference 2006). Arts and Humanities in Higher Education. 7(2)147-165
Bolton G (2008) ”Writing is a way of saying things I can’t say.” Therapeutic Creative Writing: a qualitative study of its value to people with cancer cared for in cancer and palliative health care.Journal of Medical Ethics: Medical Humanities. 34(1)40-47
Bolton G (2007) ‘Narrative and Poetry writing for professional development: Keynote Paper for First ANZ Association of Medical Humanities conference (2006).’ Australian Family Physician, the Journal of the Royal College of Australian General Practitioners. 36 (12):1055-1056
Bolton G (2006) Narrative writing: reflective enquiry into professional practice. Education Action Research Journal.14 (2): 203-218
Bolton G (2005) Medicine and Literature: writing and reading. Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice. 1 (2) 171-179
Elford H, Wilson F, McKee K, Bolton G, Chung MC, Goudie F (2004) Psychosocial benefits of solitary reminiscence writing. Ageing and Mental Health. In press
Argyle E, Bolton G (2004) The use of art within a groupwork setting. Groupwork 14 (1) pp 65-81
Bolton G (2003) Medicine, the Arts and Humanities (Commentary). The Lancet. 362 (9378) 93-94
Mckee K.J, Elford, H, Wilson F,Hinchliffe S, Goudie F, Chung MC, Bolton G
(2001) The impact of reminiscence on quality of life.Gerontology, 47, suppl 1, 618
Howe A, Bolton G, Smith BH (2001) Really good stuff: the use of creative writing for medical education. Medical Education. 35 1075-1076
Bolton G, Gelipter D, Nelson P (2000) Keep taking the words: therapeutic writing in primary care. British Journal of General Practice. 50 (450) 80-81
Hannay D, Bolton, G. (2000) Therapeutic Writing in Primary Care: a Feasibility Study. Primary Care Psychiatry. 5 157-160.
Bolton, G. (1999) Stories at Work: Reflective Writing for Practitioners. The Lancet.354 pp243-245
Bolton, G. (1999) Reflections through the Looking Glass: The Story of a Course of Writing as a Reflexive Practitioner; Teaching in Higher Education 4, 2, (193-212)
Bolton, G. (1999) Every Poem Breaks a Silence which had to be Overcome: The Therapeutic Power of Poetry; Feminist Review 62 Summer, 118-133
Bolton, G. (1995) Taking the Thinking out of it: Writing, a Therapeutic Space; The Journal of the British Association for Counselling 6, 3, 215- 218
Bolton, G. (1994) Stories at Work: Fictional~Critical Writing as a Means of Professional Development. British Education Research Journal; 20, 1, 55-68
Bolton, G. (1994) Stories at Work: Writing Fiction for Professional Development. Issues in Social Work Education 14, 2, 21-33
Bolton, G. (1992) Just a Bobble Hat: the Story of a Writing as Therapy Training Workshop. Changes, International Journal of Psychology and Pychotherapy. 11, 1, 37-43
Harrison, B.T, and Bolton, G. (1990) Realising Through Writing; The Creative Self in the New Era: Journal of Institute of Education, Hull University, 42, 96-108
Bolton (Rowland), G. Rowland, S. and Winter, R. (1990) Writing Fiction as Enquiry into Professional Practice; Journal of Curriculum Studies.22, 3, 291-193Edited Refereed journal sections
Bolton G Editor: Opening the Word Hoard: Medicine and Literature in each issue of Journal of Medical Ethics: Medical Humanities, from its first issue June 2000 26 (1)
Bolton G Editor: The Healer?s Art: Arts in Palliative Care in each issue of Progress in Palliative Care from 2004 12 (2) - 2006 Bolton G Editor: The Healer?s Art: Poetry Page in each issue of Progress in Palliative Care from 1996 4 (6) ? 2004 12 (1)
In progress
Narrative and Poetry writing for professional development: Keynote Paper for First ANZ Association of Medical Humanities conference (2006). Australian Family Physician,the Journal of the Royal College of Australian General Practitioners (in press: late 2007).
Writing is a way of saying things I can’t say.” Therapeutic Creative Writing: a qualitative study of its value to people with cancer cared for in cancer and palliative health care. Journal of Medical Ethics: Medical Humanities (in press: late 2007)
Chapters in Books
Bolton G. (2004) ?The principle of life? Frankenstein or The Modern
Prometheus, by Mary Shelley. In Salinsky J (ed) Medicine and Literature II:The Doctors' Guide to the Classics. Abingdon, Oxon: Radcliffe Medical Press. pp 35-52
Bolton G (2003) ?Around the slices of hersel?. In Etherington K (ed)
Transformations: Healing the Wounds of Childhood Trauma London: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
Bolton G (2003) Riverside Community Health Project: Experiences told
by workers. In Kai J, Drinkwater C Primary Care in Urban Disadvantaged Communities. Oxford: Radcliffe Press
Bolton G. (2002) ?I recharge myself from my experience?: Reflective and
therapeutic writing in palliative care. In Mason C. (ed) Journeys
into palliative care: roots and reflections. pp80-98 London: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
Bolton, G. (2001) Open the Box: Writing a Therapeutic Space. In BAC
Counselling Reader, Vol 2. Ed.: Milner P. London: Sage publications.
pp 106-112
Bolton G. (2001) Beyond the shadow of the ship: a magical mystery tour
with the ancient mariner. In Salinsky J (ed) Medicine and Literature: the doctors' guide to the classics. Abingdon, Oxon: Radcliffe Medical Press. pp207-220
Bolton, G. (2001) The Captain Unlocked his Word Hoard: Poetry as Key ?
for Healthcare. InMedical Humanities. Eds.:Martyn Evans, Ilora
Finlay London: BMJ Publications. pp119-135
Bolton, G. (2001) Understanding Misunderstanding in Medical
Consultation. In Medical Humanities. Eds.:Kirklin D, Richardson R .
London: Royal College of Physicians pp89-108
Bolton G (2001) Writing for well being: the mystery and mastery of running
writers groups. In Getting better line by line. Sheffield: Signposts
Sheffield Writing Development Project
Articles in professional Journals
Bolton G (2006) My magical mystery tour Lapidus Quarterly Summer pp4-7
Bolton G (2006) Why read?Lapidus Quarterly Spring pp25-27
Bolton G (2004) Discover the value of writing as therapyFive to Eleven. 3
(12) pp21-23
Bolton G, Stoner A (2004) Follow the Mind's Wings: therapeutic writing
Context: the magazine for family therapy and systemic practice. 75 October, 22-24
Bolton G (2003) The Best Medicine.Mslexia. Octnovdec pp23-24
Wilson, F.,Elford, H.,Hinchliff, S, Bolton, G., Chung, MC., Goudie,F. Mckee, K. Reminisence: is living in the past good for wellbeing?Nursing and Residential Care. 5 (10)
Bolton G (2003) Lift the box lid: reflective practice writing for professional development.Clinical Psychology. 27 July 34-41
Wilson, F.,Elford, H.,Mckee, K., Bolton, G., Chung, MC., Goudie,F., and Hinchliff, S. (2001) Reflections on a reminiscence project:
Engaging frail older people in a written approach to reminiscence type-activities. In Tester S, Archibald C, Rowlings C, Turner S (eds)
Proceedings of the British Society of Gerontology 30th Annual Conference,Stirling 187-190.
Elford, H., Mckee, K.,Wilson, F., Hinchliff, S., Bolton,G., Chung, MC, Goudie, F. (2001) Evaluating the Impact of Reminiscence on the Quality of Life of Older People.Proceedings of the British Psychological Society Conference Vol 9, No2, p180
Bolton G (2001) The blood jet is poetry. Clinical Psychology. 7 39-42
Mckee, K.J., Bolton, G, Chung, MC, Elford, H.,Goudie, F., and Wilson, F. (2000) Evaluating the impact of reminiscence on quality of life.
Proceedings of the British Society of Gerontology 29th Annual Conference, p372.
Bolton G (2000) On becoming our own shaman: creative writing as therapy. Context: the magazine for family therapy and systemic practice.47 pp18-20
Letters & Poetry in Refereed Journals
Bolton G (2001) Doctors order a dose of ethics (letter) Times Higher Education Supplement. 15 June 2001, p17
Bolton G (2001) Literature and medicine (letter) The Lancet. 357 p1441-2
Bolton G (2000) A Christmas Gift from Siberia (poem) British Journal of General Practice50 (461) p1029
Bolton G (2000) Of course Haloes are out of Fashion (poem) The Lancet 355 p1193.
Bolton G. (2000) Red Shoes (poem) British Journal of General Practice. 50 (453) p351
Bolton, G. (1999) Not Poetry Please (letter). British Journal of General
Practice.49 449 p1010.
Bolton, G. (1997) Reflections in Writing on H.E. (poem) Teaching in Higher Education. 2, 3,
Bolton, G. (1997) Project will assess effects of patients writing about their terminal illness on self-perceived quality of life (letter); British Medical Journal 314, 7092, 1486
Bolton, G (1997) A Log Fire Warms You Twice (poem). The Lancet 349, p1183
Bolton, G (1997) No Thank You (poem) The Lancet 349, p217
Bolton, G. (1997) Dregs (poem) Progress in Palliative Care. 5, 1, p34
Pamphlets
Bolton, G. (1995) Writing from the Source, Research for Spiritual Writing. London: Quaker Resources for Learning
Bolton, G. (1995) Writing Yourself, Keeping a Spiritual Portfolio. London: Quaker Resources for Learning
Bolton, G. (1994) Writing the Spirit, Material for Spiritual Exploration. London: Quaker Resources for Learning
Creative Publications
Bolton, G. (1997) Hole in the Moon (poetry collection); Leicester: Waldean Press
Bolton, G., Padfield, D. (1996) Reflections in Writing (poetry/prose anthology). Kelso: Curlew Press