If you missed out on subscribing in 2009, you can purchase the set here! These four issues contain a range of thoughful, practice-based papers on child protection, songs and narrative practice, working with young people, Palestinian and Indian perspectives, sex and sexual identity, clinical health psychology, re-membering practices with elders, pastoral narrative practice, and much more.

If you’re interested in working with people in ways that:

are respectful and non-pathologising
bring forth people’s own skills and knowledges about their lives
are inspiring, hopeful, and energising
then The International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work is for you!