Valuing our experiences, living our stories.
The politics of knowledge David Marsten, David Epston, Lisa Johnson Click HERE for the full page article According to his mum, Kathy, and his dad, Ray, Simon, aged 13, had always been fearful but, ever since his only friendship had dissolved
My Response to Margarita’s ‘Friday Afternoon’ David Epston A response from David Epston to Margarita Tarragona’s Positive Psychology and Narrative Practices For more information see: ‘Friday Afternoon at Dulwich Centre’ www.narrativetherapyonline.com Click HERE for the full page article Margarita, when I
Jennifer Freeman Remembers Michael Searle Click HERE for the full page article On the way to our last visit with Mike, Dean and I called to see if he wanted anything, Oh, just a White Tail Ale he said.
Introduction to White, M.(2011), Narrative Practice: Continuing the Conversations, New York, WWNorton David Epston Click HERE for the full page article Michael, I read a short story some months after you died and I know it struck me like a
Saying Hullo Again: Remembering Michael White David Epston Family Therapy Centre, Auckland, New Zealand Photo by Ann Epston Click HERE for the full page article THE AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND JOURNAL OF FAMILY THERAPY Volume 30 Number 2 2009 pp. 71–80
Jennifer Freeman Remembers Michael Searle Michael contributed as an incredibly gifted Marriage and Family Therapist, well-loved teacher, supervisor, and organizer in the Bay Area for almost thirty years. On the way to our last visit with Mike, Dean and I
The Thick and Thin of It SARAH [34] Click HERE for the full page article If someone asked me why I was anorexic or how it all started, that we be a very long conversation. The more family members
Anti-anorexia/anti-bulimia: Bearing Witness DAVID EPSTON Click HERE for the full page article Based on the Plenary Address to the Australian& New Zealand Academy of Eating Disorders, Adelaide, 20th October 2006 Let me begin by telling the most remarkable anti-anorexic
Considerations for Instituting an Anti-Anorexic/ Anti-Bulimic ‘Therapy’ Practice DAVID EPSTON (WITH ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO LATHER, P. ‘GETTING SMART’ (1991) Click HERE for the full page article What might an anti-anorexic/bulimic counter-practice be so that it was just not another technology
Spellbound : The coming of Anorexia DAVID EPSTON Click HERE for the full page article Anorexia/bulimia can exploit any number of circumstances in a young woman’s life thatå are disadvantageous to her. It promises her that by being faithful to