Valuing our experiences, living our stories.
Listen to Our Stories: Young Women with Anorexia Nervosa Speak Out about Hospital Experiences A Dissertation By Jacqueline Segal Click HERE for the full page article ABSTRACT This thesis explores the personal experiences of young women with Anorexia
Neighborly Ways of Being and Paradises in Hell: Communal Practices that Support Naturally Occurring Communities Peggy Sax Click HERE for the full page article Peggy Sax, Re-authoring Teaching, Middlebury, Vermont Submitted to: THE JOURNAL OF SYSTEMIC THERAPIES, Special Issue on “Community Approaches to
The Application of Michel Foucault’s Philosophy in the Problem Externalizing Discourse of Michael White Stephen Madigan, MSW, Ph.D Click HERE for the full page article PLEASE NOTE: THIS PAPER WAS FIRST PUBLISHED IN THE BRITISH JOURNAL OF FAMILY THERAPY
Counterviewing injurious speech acts: Destabilising eight conversational habits of highly effective problems Stephen Madigan¹ Click HERE for the full page article For the PDF Version Click HERE This paper discusses eight internalised injurious speech habits that contribute to the existence
When All the Time You Have is NOW: Narrative practice at a walk-in therapy clinic Karen Young Click HERE for the full page article Introduction The purpose of this paper is to introduce the reader to narrative practices within
The Getting and Giving of Wisdoms KATE INGRAM Click HERE for the full page article Submission: Master of Family Therapy (Minor Thesis) Faculty: Health Sciences. School: Public Health, The Bouverie Centre. University: La Trobe University Bundoora, Victoria 3086
Feminism, Therapy and Narrative Ideas: Exploring Some Not-So-Commonly Asked Questions Compiled by Shona Russell & Maggie Carey Click HERE for the full page article In this paper we have been interested to engage with some not so commonly asked
It Takes an Audience To Solve A Problem: Teaching Narrative Therapy Online PEGGY SAX, PH.D Click HERE for the full page article Adjunct Faculty The University of Vermont Department of Social Work. Paper submitted to Narrativeapproaches.com. 2003.
Relational Co-Research in Narrative Training and Supervision DEAN LOBOVITS, M.A., AND EMILY C. SEIDEL, M.S.W Click HERE for the full page article ABSTRACT Therapists are traditionally trained to research and analyze persons and groups with respect to their “normal”
Unexpected Journey: Invitations to Diversity DEAN LOBOVITS & JOHN PROWELL Click HERE for the full page article INTRODUCTION This paper charts a narrative journey of a partnership between two people as well as the intellectual journey of their ideas