Davidson, B. (ed.) (2002) Group Analysis 35[1], Sage, London

Davidson, B. (2002) Editorial Introduction - Group Analysis in the New Millenium Group Analysis 35[1] pp.5-12

Davidson, B. & Thomas, A. (2002) Buddhism and Group Analysis Group Analysis 35[1] pp.57-71

Davidson, B. & Menzies, D. (2002) Authenticity and Belonging: The Experience of Being Known in the Group Group Analysis 35[1] pp.43-55

Davidson, B. & McCallion, H. (2001) Is it OK to lie about your mental health when applying for a job? Nursing Times 97[13] p.17

Davidson B. (2000) Job assets Nursing Times Jan 6-12;96[1] pp.34-5

Davidson, B. (1999) The Narcissistic State and the Death Instinct Theory paper submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements of the Institute of Group Analysis Qualifying Course I.G.A., London

Barker, P., Campbell, P. & Davidson, B. (eds.) (1999) From the ashes of experience: reflections on madness, survival and growth Whurr, London

Davidson, B. (1999) Writing as a tool of reflective practice: sketches and reflections from inside the split milieu of an eating disorders unit Group Analysis 32[1] pp.109-124

Davidson, B. (1998g) The Internet and the Large Group Group Analysis 31[4] pp.457-471

Davidson, B. (1998f) Using the Internet forum: a case study Mental Health Practice 1[7] pp25-29

Davidson, B. (1998e) Psychiatric nursing and the Internet Mental Health Practice 1[6] pp10-12

Davidson, B. & Cameron, S. (1998) What their words are telling us: ethical issues in nursing practice Mental Health Care 1[6] pp. 199-202

Barker, P. & Davidson, B. (1998b) Epilogue: the heart of the ethical matter ch.25 pp.349-355 in Barker, P. & Davidson, B. (eds.) Psychiatric Nursing: Ethical Strife Arnold, London.

Davidson, B. (1998d) The paradox of psychiatric nursing: making a difference by attempting to change nothing ch.15 pp.211-220 in Barker, P. & Davidson, B. (eds.) Psychiatric Nursing: Ethical Strife Arnold, London.

Davidson, B. (1998c) Writing as a tool of reflective practice: sketches and reflections from inside the split milieu of an eating disorders unit ch.13 pp.190-201 in Barker, P. & Davidson, B. (eds.) Psychiatric Nursing: Ethical Strife Arnold, London.

Davidson, B. (1998b) Dissent ch.9 pp.115-134 in Barker, P. & Davidson, B. (eds.) Psychiatric Nursing: Ethical Strife Arnold, London.

Davidson, B. (1998a) The role of the psychiatric nurse ch.5 pp.57-65 in Barker, P. & Davidson, B. (eds.) Psychiatric Nursing: Ethical Strife Arnold, London.

Barker, P. & Davidson, B. (1998a) The Ethical Landscape ch.1 pp.1-14 in Barker, P. & Davidson, B. (eds.) Psychiatric Nursing: Ethical Strife Arnold, London.

Barker, P. & Davidson, B. (eds.) (1998) Psychiatric Nursing: Ethical Strife Arnold, London.

Davidson, B. (1997c) Mental illness does not have to mean unemployment Update, Employers forum on disability Autumn 1997 p.12

Davidson, B. & Perkins, R. (1997) Mad to work here... Nursing Times 93[41] pp.26-30

Davidson, B. (1997b) Experience of transition in community mental health care (or 'Lambeth... and Goodbye to all that') Netlink - the newsletter of the Network for Psychiatric Nursing Research 1997[4] pp.5-8; 1997[5] pp.2-5; 1997[6] pp.3-6

Davidson, B. (1997a) Making a Difference through acceptance Nursing Times 93[25] pp.52-54

Davidson, B. (1993) A Group-Analytic Approach Using Reflective Practice and Group-Analytic Skills in Understanding Staff-Patient Relationships in an Eating Disorder Unit Interactions Autumn 1993 pp.15-21

Davidson, B. (1992b) The Student Psychiatric Nurse on Placement in a General Hospital: What am I Doing Here? Nexus Vol. 2 No. 2 pp. 19-34

Davidson, B. (1992a) What can be the relevance of the psychiatric nurse to the life of a person who is mentally ill? Journal of Clinical Nursing Vol. 1 pp. 199-205