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Commonly Asked Questions about Narrative Therapy
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Dulwich Centre Publications
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Contains answers to commonly asked questions about narrative therapy
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Michael White's current workshop notes
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Michael White
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Michael White's current workshop notes
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An invitation to narrative practitioners to address issues of privilege and dominance
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Salome Raheim et al
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This document has been created by a group of therapists, community workers and educators from Samoa, Aotearoa/New Zealand, Australia, USA and the UK. What we have in common is a deep sadness at much of what is occurring in the world and a commitment to play our part in continuing to foster communities of therapists and community workers in which broader relations of power are acknowledged and addressed in our work.
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Commonly asked questions about externalising conversations
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Shona Russell & Maggie Carey (eds)
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‘Externalising’ is a concept that was first introduced to the field of family therapy by Michael White in the early 1980s. Initially developed from work with children, externalising has to some extent always been associated with good humour and playfulness (as well as thoughtful and careful practice). There are many ways of understanding externalising and this paper answers commonly asked questions about this practice.
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Beginning to use a narrative approach in therapy
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Alice Morgan
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We invited Alice Morgan to write the following article. Over the years we have had many requests for writings that describe the process of beginning to engage with narrative ideas and practices. Within the following paper Alice describes some of the ways in which she began to engage with narrative ideas and what she found helpful in the process. We believe that this piece will be of interest to those who are new to narrative ideas, and also to those who are teachers and trainers.
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Novel practices: Reading Groups and Narrative Ideas
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Jane Polkinghorne
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This paper describes the ways in which the author has been engaging with narrative practies in relation to talking about reading - both in a reading group and in her work as a therapist.
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The One Minute Question: What is Narrative Therapy? Some working answers
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Eric Sween
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A concise response to the question, 'What is narrative therapy?'
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A Community of Ideas: Behind the Scenes - The work of Dulwich Centre Publications
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Cheryl White & David Denborough
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The last twenty years has seen the creation of a 'community of ideas' linked to narrative therapy and community work. We conceptualise our work at Dulwich Centre Publications as occurring within this 'community'. This book describes ways of linking practitioners through the written word; ways of hosting conferences as community events; and ways of organising training programs that are congruent with narrative ideas.
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Narrative Practice and Exotic Lives
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Michael White
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'Narrative Practice and Exotic Lives: Resurrecting diversity in everyday life' is Michael White's most recent book. It contains amusing and powerfully moving transcripts of therapeutic conversations alongside wide-ranging explorations and explanations of narrative practice. Chapters relate to couple therapy, journey metaphors, folk psychology, unpacking identity conclusions, and addressing personal failure.
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Narrative Therapy: Responding to your questions
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Shona Russell & Maggie Carey (compiled by)
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If you are trying to engage with narrative practices in your therapy or community work then this easy-to-read and yet thorough and rigorous book has been created with you in mind. We recommend this book as the perfect companion to 'What is Narrative therapy: An easy-to-read introduction' by Alice Morgan.
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What is Narrative Therapy? An Easy-to-Read Introduction
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Alice Morgan
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This best selling book is an easy-to-read introduction to the ideas and practices of narrative therapy with accessible language, a concise structure and a wide range of practical examples. This book covers a broad spectrum of narrative practices including externalisation, re-membering, therapeutic letter writing, the use of rituals, leagues, reflecting teams and much more
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Family therapy: exploring the field's past, present and possible futures
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David Denborough (ed)
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In these personal and thoughtful interviews, influential family therapists from different parts of the world invite the reader into their worldview and the history that has shaped it. In some circumstances they also offer reflections and regrets about aspects of past practices, and they speak of what continues to inspire them. This is a friendly and personal book which enables readers to engage with the history and diversity of ideas of the field of family therapy and also to get to know, in some small way, those whose stories are contained in these pages
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Working with the stories of women’s lives…
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Dulwich Centre Publications (ed)
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This book is overflowing with writings from a diversity of women about their own lives and the women with whom they work. Chapters include: ways of understanding gender relations; talking about birthing stories; making sense of illness narratives and eating issues; overcoming the effects of sexual abuse; women’s experiences of immigration; the interface of gender and culture; dilemmas facing women’s collectives; the stories of lesbian lives; working with older women…and many, many more!
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Responding to Violence
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Dulwich Centre Publications (ed)
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'Responding to Violence: a collection of papers relating to child sexual abuse and violence in intimate relationships' This book contains thoughtful practice-based written by therapists and community workers about ways of responding to violence. The papers in the first section of the book focus on ways of working with those who have experienced child sexual abuse, while the papers in the second section focus on violence in intimate relationships. The third section describes ways of working with men and young men who have enacted violence.
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Just Therapy - A journey: A collection of papers a from the Just Therapy Team, New Zealand
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Charles Waldegrave, Kiwi Tamasese, Flora Tuhaka &
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This book brings together in one volume the work of the Just Therapy Team which has, over the last two decades, inspired and challenged therapists and community workers in many different countries and contexts. Their introduction of the term 'Just Therapy' and their determination to bring issues of gender, culture and socioeconomic justice into therapeutic considerations have had powerful implications.
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Narrative therapy with couples... and a whole lot more: a collection of papers, essays and exercises
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Jill Freedman and Gene Combs
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In this thoughtful and practice-based collection, popular authors and teachers Jill Freedman and Gene Combs introduce the reader to the complexities and possibilities of narrative therapy with couples. Five separate papers offer thorough explorations of theory and practice. Detailed examples of therapeutic work with heterosexual couples are provided.
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Queer counselling & narrative practice
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David Denborough (ed)
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The writings in this book represent a small part of a broader transformation that is occurring within the health professions. Lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans- and bi-gendered experience is disrupting the very assumptions upon which these professions are built. The boundaries of nuclear family life are dissolving and the taken-for-granted is being replaced with the unexpected. The papers in this book describe some of the dilemmas, challenges and joys that this is making possible. It also includes detailed descriptions of narrative practice.
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Telling our stories in ways that make us stronger
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Barbara Wingard & Jane Lester
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In this graceful, strong and thoughtful book, Barbara Wingard and Jane Lester relate stories of their lives and work as two Indigenous Australian women. These stories offer hopeful and practical ideas in relation to a wide range of issues facing Indigenous Australian families. As the new millennium dawns, Australians are endeavouring to come to terms with their past and create new possibilities for partnerships in the future. This book offers stories that will inspire and sustain.
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Re-Authoring Lives: Interviews and Essays
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Michael White
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This book is a collection of inspiring interviews and essays. You will especially appreciate this book if you are: looking for hope and new visions in your work with people who are considered to have chronic problems; interested in literature and would like to find ways to express this in your work; developing ideas for consulting with people who have survived abuse; conscious of issues of power and want to make your practice more accountable to the people who seek your help; interested in recent developments in social theory and their implications for practice; and/or wanting to work collaboratively with others in the generation of new possibilities for their lives.
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Extending Narrative Therapy: A collection of practice-based papers
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Dulwich Centre Publications (ed)
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This book contains narrative therapy practice-based papers that extend on possibilities in relation to externalising conversations, group work, and community work. Other sections include 'In our own voice', in which authors write of the ways they have re-authored aspects of their own experience; 'Talking about sexual abuse'; and 'New ways of introducing narrative therapy'. This book has been put together for practitioners who wish to keep in touch with the latest ways in which people are extending narrative ideas.
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Narrative Therapy and Community Work: A Conference Collection
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Dulwich Centre Publications (ed)
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This book represents a range of workshops and presentations that took place at the inaugural Dulwich Centre Publications’ Narrative Therapy and Community Work Conference in Adelaide in February 1999. From practice-based seminar papers, to the perspectives of Indigenous Australia, to hearing from the voices of young people, this collection contains a diversity of thoughtful and invigorating writings. Contributors include writers from Israel, Australia, New Zealand, North America and South America.
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Catching Up with David Epston: A Collection of Narrative Practice-based Papers
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David Epston
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A thoughtful collection of practice-based papers which explore in detail David Epston's therapeutic consultations. Specific sections address internalising / externalising conversations, celebrating specialness, letter writing and his approach with so-called anorexia/bulimia.
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The Personal is the Professional
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Cheryl White & Jane Hales (ed)
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'The Personal is the Professional: Therapists reflect on their families, lives and work' Within this book, therapists share the personal stories that inform the work they do. Their writings encourage us to think about what it is in our lives that leads us to creativity in therapy. They invite us to consider the relationship between our own lives and the lives of people with whom we work.
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Beyond the Prison: Gathering dreams of freedom
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David Denborough (ed)
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This book is a heartfelt invitation to look beyond our taken-for-granted notions of crime, punishment and imprisonment. Beyond the Prison is a passionate expose of the politics of imprisonment, as well as an inspiring account of alternatives. Addressing issues of class, gender and race, and exploring the beliefs and ways of being which permeate the prison system, David draws primarily on his work with men in a maximum security prison, as well as conversations with a range of people in Australia, New Zealand, and North America.
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Bedtime Stories for Tired Therapists
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Leela Anderson (ed)
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This collection of moving accounts of therapists' personal journeys reflects on the questions, ‘Why do we work in this profession and given the emotional demands, why do we stay? How does the work challenge and change ways of seeing the world?’ "The ‘culture of psychotherapy’ has encouraged a detachment, an immunity, a looking down from a professional position of ‘expert knowledge.’
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Experience, Contradiction, Narrative & Imagination
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David Epston and Michael White
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The papers in this book cover a range of subjects including: personal reminiscence; particular therapeutic practices; practical approaches to various problems; theoretical, political and philosophical considerations; structures and issues pertaining to training and supervision; processes of questioning in the co-authorship of preferred stories.
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Invitations to Responsibility: The therapeutic engagement of men who are violent & abusive
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Alan Jenkins
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This influential and compassionate book explores ways of working with adult men and young men who are violent and abusive. It gives practical examples of how they can be invited to discover more sensitive, respectful and personally rewarding ways of relating to others.
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Complexity
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This journal issue explores realms of complexity in relation to working with women who have experienced sexual abuse; and the experiences of parents whose children are in care. Also included are ideas for counselling flyers that are congruent with narrative ideas. Three practice-based papers then follow: ‘Narrative therapy with young people: What externalising practice and use of letters make possible’, ‘Towards a ‘poethics’ of practice: Extending the relationship of ethics and aesthetics in narrative therapies through a consideration of the late work of Michel Foucault’ and 'Narrative practice with boys struggling with anorexia'.
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Love
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This special issue focuses on the theme of ‘love’. Includes: the use of narrative practices in deconstructing jealousy; in working with male partners of women who have experienced childhood sexual abuse; and in examining and deconstructing how certain philosophies of love are influencing couple relationships. These pieces also consider how children respond to family tragedies; ways of assisting parents to reclaim their knowledge and pride in their children’s differences; and how to assist therapists to respond to the confusion that some women who have been subject to childhood sexual abuse experience in relation to understandings of love.
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Narrative Therapy and Research
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Includes a diverse collection of papers relating to narrative therapy and research. Also includes papers that: question how attitudes to women’s sexuality influence women who have been subjected to sexual assault; proposals for using narrative maps of practice to assist people in changing their relationships to substances; a letter discussing transsexual/transgendered experience; and the write-up of a recent gathering on Robben Island, South Africa, in which participants came together to try to find ways to contribute towards the healing of histories of trauma that have occurred in their respective countries.
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Stories from Hong Kong
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This special issue focuses on stories from Hong Kong where there is a vibrant community of narrative practitioners. Papers illustrate 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 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'.
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Forever Able
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Lorna Roberts, Bernie Francis & Vi Eastham
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Lorna, Bernie and Vi are older people with stories to tell. They wish to share their stories to connect with the 'not yet disabled' community to lay the groundwork for future generations.
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Teaching and Supervision
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This issue focuses on Teaching and Supervision. In this publication, practitioners and teachers from Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Israel, the USA, Norway and England discuss the aspects of supervision and teaching narrative ideas that are bringing them the most challenge and delight. This issue also contains a practice-based papers on externalising conversations with children, and the use of journey metaphors within therapy, teaching and community work contexts. Two inspiring interviews from South Africa explore the broader meaning of education.
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Talking About Families
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This journal explores four different themes in relation to families. The first grapples with the complexity of engaging with family histories across generations when dispossession and injustice is a part of these histories. The second consists of moving and thoughtful accounts by counsellors about how legacies from their families of origin in relation to mental health issues have led to creative developments in their own work. The third sheds new light on the experience of refugee families and poses many questions in relation to how we as health professionals can respond to those who have to flee their countries and leave their homes and family members behind them. And the final theme conveys some of the delights, struggles and learnings involved in creating gay and lesbian, anti-nuclear families. In the process, these stories offer new perspectives on relationships and the making of family that have widespread implications. This collection of papers will be of relevance to anyone working with families - in all their diversity.
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Taking the hassle out of school - and stories from younger people
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The first section of this publication describes the exciting work of the Ani-Harassment Team of Selwyn College in Auckland, New Zealand. The second section of this publication describes other creative work happening in schools, including work on 'interviewing racism', 'questioning teasing and self-doubt' as well as work related to marijuana use, family conferencing and ways of reclaiming culture and community. The final section features the voices of younger people and their compelling stories of survival, partnership and challenging youth despair.
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Working on issues of abuse and violence
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This journal consists of a diversity of papers all of which consider issues related to violence and abuse. Survivors of violence write of their resilience and how they will be silent no more. Practice-based papers describe their work with men who have experienced child sexual abuse, and workshops in schools designed to address issues of homophobia. A number of interviews explore areas of complexity including - how to work with the interface of domestic violence and child protection; how to engage and work with the mothers of sons who have perpetrated abuse; and how to talk about domestic violence in diverse cultural communities. Two further interviews are included as part of exploring the broader context of this work. One concerns the work of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and its attempts to address histories of violence in South Africa. The other, with the Just Therapy Team from Wellington New Zealand, builds upon their previous writings about partnerships of accountability.
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Companions on a Journey: An exploration of an alternative community mental health project
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This journal describes the work of a group of people centred around the Dulwich Centre in Adelaide who were involved in creating an alternative Community Mental Health Project in an attempt to meet more adequately the needs of people with psychiatric diagnoses who are considered 'chronically' and mentally ill. Within the project, people who experience 'voices and visions' (often referred to as the auditory and visual hallucinations of schizophrenia) work together with community support workers to expose the tactics and effects of these 'voices and visions'; to honour and build upon individuals' knowledges and skills; to create ever-widening communities of reflection and support; and to question collaboratively the dominant ways of understanding and living in this culture.
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New perspectives on ‘addiction’
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This edition aims to take some small steps towards creating new conversations about ways of working with people experiencing problems related to alcohol, other drugs and gambling. Through a series of articles, interviews and reviews, practical ideas for ways of working are offered and the broader social and historical context of the work is discussed.
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Challenging disabling practices
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This heartfelt collection of papers explores many different ways of talking about living and working with issues of disability. Powerful expressions of the experience and politics of disability sit alongside practical examples of ways of working.
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Communities respond to HIV/AIDS, Diabetes & Grief
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This issue explores ways of working with communities that seek to facilitate unity in the face of potentially overwhelming problems. Two examples of these ways of working are explored: the work of Yvonne Sliep and the CARE Counsellors of Malawi, Africa, on issues of HIV/AIDS; and the work of the Aboriginal Women's Health and Healing Project of South Australia on issues of diabetes and grief.
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Social Justice & family therapy (Just therapy)
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In this publication, we take up the difficult issue of social justice and family therapy - not only how those who are socially disadvantaged can gain access to therapy, but also how that therapy comes to grips with the economic and political realities which so often underlie the distress which individuals and families experience. This journal features the work of the 'Just Therapy Team' of Wellington, New Zealand.
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Narrative Therapy & Community Work: A conference collection
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This journal represents a range of workshops, presentations and conversations that took place at the second Dulwich Centre Publications' Narrative Therapy and Community Work Conference in Adelaide in February 2000. From practice-based seminar papers, to keynote addresses on 'Reconciliation' and 'Spirituality', this collection contains a diversity of thoughtful and inspiring writings.
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Homelessness
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In this publication a variety of papers from Australia, Brasil, North America and South Africa, explore the experience and politics of homelessness. Practice-based papers also describe a variety of projects and ways of working with the complexity of this issue. This journal features the last interview given by Paulo Freire.
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Living Positive Lives: A gathering for people with an HIV positive diagnosis
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This publication tells the story of a gathering for people with an HIV positive diagnosis and workers from the HIV sector. Within these pages are recorded the stories that were told and the skills and knowledges about living with HIV which were articulated. This document has also been deliberately written in such a way as to convey how the weekend was structured by narrative ideas through the use of prior consultative interviews, a gathering program, and the use of definitional ceremonies and outsider witness practices. A number of reflections from Australia and South Africa are also included.
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Folk Psychology and Narrative Practice by Michael White
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This edition consists of a paper by Michael White entitled Folk Psychology and Narrative Practice. Within it, many of the practices of narrative therapy are linked to an historical tradition of understanding life and identity that is at times referred to as 'folk psychology'. Consisting of descriptions of a range of therapeutic conversations, as well as rigorous considerations of ideas, history and culture, this paper represents a considerable contribution to the field of narrative therapy.
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Reclaiming our stories, reclaiming our lives - responding to Aboriginal deaths in custody
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This publication outlines a report of a counselling project initiated by the Aboriginal Health Council of South Australia. This counselling project implemented one of the recommendations made by the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody.
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Schooling & education: Exploring new possibilities
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This edition emerged from a desire to explore new ways of thinking about education and schooling. The articles included raise a variety of challenging questions and provide some practical and exciting possibilities for action. Questions considered include: Given that schooling plays such a large role in the lives of children and their parents, what implications does an understanding of the dynamics of educational practice have for therapists, counsellors and social workers in their work with families? What are the effects of current practices on individual children, on parents, families, and on whole communities? How does schooling fit into the larger structures of class, race, gender and sexuality? What difference would it make if we applied an ethic of care to our thinking about education? How do concepts of accountability relate to adults' relationships with young people, both inside and outside of school?
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Speaking out and being heard - a therapeutic gathering
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This publication documents the voices of mental health consumers and carers who took part in a joint project that was organised by a group of mental health consumers, carers, the South Australian Council of Social Services, and Dulwich Centre. Includes stories from the gathering; descriptions of participants' skills and knowledges; reflections from listening group members; and a summary of recommendations from consumers and carers which they see as necessary within the mental health system.
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Professional sexual abuse
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This special double issue focuses on the subject of sexual misconduct by professionals. The papers included both individually and collectively focus our attention on the multiple roles of the professional: as sexual abuser, as complicit bystander, as witness, advocate, teacher, healer, activist. They serve to remind us of the choices available to us, and to encourage us to 'assume moral and ethical responsibility for the effects our interactions have on others.
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Some thoughts on men’s ways of being
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A hopeful, moving and thoughtful collection of papers by men and women examining matters of masculinity and gender and their relevance to the realm of therapy.
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Co-research: The making of an alternative knowledge
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David Epston
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Co-research was a term David Epston concocted in a very specific set of circumstances to describe a practice at considerable variance to ‘family therapy’ of the late 1970s. This paper describes the background to the development of this way of working, specifically in relation to problems of asthma and anorexia.
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Telling our stories in ways that make us stronger
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Barbara Wingard
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As Indigenous people of this country, we have faced so many losses due to past and present injustice. Grief’s presence has been with us for a long time. Now we are seeking ways of speaking about Grief that are consistent with our cultural ways of doing things. We are remembering those who have died, we are honouring Indigenous spiritual ways, and we are finding ways of grieving that bring us together. We are telling our stories in ways that make us stronger.
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Re-engaging with history: The absent but implicit
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Michael White
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This highly influential paper by Michael White introduced the key therapeutic concept of engaging with 'the absent but implicit'. It is the only paper that has been written on this topic. It was originally published in the book 'Reflections on narartive practice: Essays and Interviews' (Dulwich Centre Publications) which is now out of print. This piece includes description of ideas and stories of practice. It applies Derrida's concepts of deconstruction in ways that open up new options for therapeutic practice. Keywords: Derrida, absent but implicit, double listening, despair, burden, rejection, naturalistic, survival
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Reflecting-team work as definitional ceremony revisited
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Michael White
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This paper describes the thinking that informs the definitional ceremony structures of narrative therapy. Keywords: reflecting teams, outsider witness, definitional ceremony, post-structuralism, audience, Barbara Myerhoff, acknowledgment, katharsis
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Saying hullo again: The incorporation of the lost relationship in the resolution of grief
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Michael White
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This groundbreaking paper introduces an alternative metaphor for working with those experiencing significant grief. Guided by the 'saying hullo metaphor', Michael White formulates and introduces questions to open up the possibility for persons to reclaim their relationship with the lost loved one.
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Her-story in the making: Therapy with women who were sexually abused in childhood
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Amanda Kamsler
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This chapter discusses some of the problematic aspects of the ‘traditional’ cultural stories about: the long-term effects on women of child sexual assault, and therapy approaches for working with these women when they identify difficulties in their lives. Some alternative ideas are outlined about how a therapist can participate with women clients who experienced sexual assault in childhood, to enable them to go beyond the oppression of the dominant, pathologising stories they have about themselves so that they may begin to have access to new, empowering stories about their own resourcefulness and survival.
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