From the back cover:'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.'

Experience, Contradiction, Narrative & Imagination: Selected papers of David Epston & Michael White 1989-1991

Michael, White

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Dulwich Centre Publications

A collection of inspiring interviews and essays revolving around narrative therapy. It is compelling reading for counselors, thrapists and anyone who is interested in the important questions about how people live their lives. This books includes sections on: chronic problems, survivors of abuse, issues of power, and social theory.

Re-Authoring Lives:Interviews & Essays

WHITE,MICHAEL

Psychology & Counseling

Bedtime Stories for Tired Therapists

Leela Anderson

Biographies & Memoirs

Can narrative practices be used to respond to injustice and social suffering? Can they spark and sustain social action? In response to these questions, this book offers stories from Australia, Uganda, Zimambwe, Turkey, Kurdistan, Myanmar, Spain, and West Papua. Along the way, David Denborough brings new thinking tools to the field of narrative practice by drawing on the writings of feminist economists, narrative media scholars, social movement theorists and others. This book introduces new concepts such as 'unexpected solidarities' and expands on existing concepts such as 'enabling people to speak through us not just to us'. It also traces histories - of collective narrative practice in general and the Tree of Life narrative approach in particular - to assist practitioners in diverse contexts to continue to invent, diversify and democratise the field of narrative practice. David Denborough is a community worker, writer, songwriter and teacher at Dulwich Centre. He also coordinates the Master of Narrative Therapy and Community Work at the University of Melbourne.

Do you want to hear a story? Adventures in collective narrative practice

Denborough, David

Are you seeking to join with young people who are experiencing ongoing despair and suffering? Find way of honouring the injustices and oppression they may be experiencing as well as the skills and wisdoms they are using to respond?If so, this book has been created with you in mind. In these pages, you will find hopeful and effective ideas and practices for re-authoring young people's lives. Also throughout is a determination to bring forth political considerations that situate lives in broader social and historical contexts. Whether you are new to narrative therapy or whether you are seeking to extend your narrative skills, we hope the moving stories of practice included in these pages will provide you, and the young people with whom you work, hope and possibilities beyond despair.

Pathways beyond despair: Re-authoring lives of young people through narrative therapy

Yuen, Angel

Vikki Reynolds PhD, RCC is an activist/therapist who works to bridge the worlds of social justice activism with community work and therapy.

Justice-Doing at the Intersections of Power

Politics & Social Sciences

Reynolds, Vikki

Social Sciences

Political Dictionary: For the field of narrative practice

Intersecting Stories: Narrative therapy reflections on gender, culture and justice

Drahm-Butler, Tileah

Dulwich Centre

Faulkner, Jill

Fooks, Alyssha

Hammoud-Beckett, Sekneh

Handsaker, Renee

Nyoni, Simangaliso Brenda

- Será que as práticas narrativas podem ser utilizadas para reagir à injustiça e ao sofrimento social?- Será que elas podem dar início e sustentar ações sociais?Como resposta a estas perguntas, esse livro oferece histórias da Austrália, Uganda, Zimbábue, Turquia, Curdistão, Myanmar, Espanha e Papua-Oeste.Ao longo do caminho, David Denborough traz novas ferramentas de pensamento para o campo da prática narrativa extraídas dos escritos de economistas feministas, estudiosos da mídia narrativa, teóricos dos movimentos sociais e outros.Esse livro introduz novos conceitos como 'solidariedades inesperadas' e expande aqueles já existentes tais como 'capacitar as pessoas a falar através de nós, e não somente para nós'.Ele também remonta às histórias - da prática narrativa coletiva de forma geral, e da Árvore da Vida de forma especí ca - para auxiliar aqueles que as utilizam a continuar inventando, diversi cando e democratizando o campo da prática narrativa.David Denborough é um assistente social, escritor, compositor e professor no Dulwich Centre. Ele também coordena o mestrado em Terapia Narrativa e Trabalho Comunitário na Universidade de Melbourne.

Você quer ouvir uma história?: Aventuras em práticas narrativas coletivas

Narrative therapy with couples... and a whole lot more!: A collection of papers, essays and exercises

Self-Help

FREEDMAN, Jill

Combs, Gene

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