This special issue focuses on stories from Hong Kong where there is a vibrant community of narrative practitioners. This community is engaging with narrative ideas and finding ways to practice these in their own context and in their own ways. Many of the papers in this collection describe this process by illustrating group work with young women dealing with mental health issues; consultations with people in relation to drug use and addiction; group work in relation to overcoming the effects of child-sexual abuse; and consultation with children and young people. The complex histories of Hong Kong and how these influence people's identities and counselling work are also considered. The second half of this journal features a thorough practice-based paper by Michael White entitled, 'Working with people who are suffering the consequences of multiple trauma: a narrative perspective'. This is the written version of a presentation that Michael made in Ramallah, Palestine.
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