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A Format of Questions for An Alternative Version of a Problem’s Relationship to A Couple’s Relationship David Epston² Click HERE for the full page article Originally published in Gecko 1997: Vol.1 Practice Notes: the everyday practice and application of
Mad Fax Sunday: Are Some Virtual Communities More Real Than Virtual? Kerry Lane, David Epston, & Sue Winter Click HERE for the full page article The following paper tells the story of ‘ a therapist (KL) who was stuck, overwhelmed
Narrative Group Therapy with the Seriously Mentally Ill: A Case Study TONY VASSALLO Click HERE for the full page article This paper describes a process set up to facilitate a group of people living with a serious mental illness.
Expressive Arts Workshop Materials (Expanded Version) Jennifer Freeman Click HERE for the full page article MULTI-MODAL EXPRESSIVE /NARRATIVE PROCESS (EXPANDED VERSION) Meditation Guided relaxation. Be centered. Contact your inner-guide, your wisdom or sense of resourcefulness. Find a still/empty space.
Expressive Arts Workshop Materials Jennifer Freeman Click HERE for the full page article MULTI-MODAL NARRATIVE/EXPRESSIVE PLAY Meditate Guided relaxation. Be centered, contact inner wisdom/ resourcefulness. Find a still/ empty space. Allow an externalized problem to present itself. NB: It
Networker Workshop Materials: Reading list for ‘The Many Faces of Community’ David Epston Click HERE for the full page article Lobovits, D.,Maisel, R., and Freeman, J. (1995), Public Practices: An Ethic of Responsibility, in Friedman, S (ed), The Reflecting Team
Open Heart Surgery: Reunion and Reconciliation Interviews Part III and IV David Epston and Wally McKenzie, with David Bullen, Glen Simblett, and John Crockett Click HERE for the full page article Reunion Interview Participants: David Epston, Wally McKenzie,
Open Heart Surgery: Context and Practice Wally McKenzie and David Epston, with David Bullen, Glen Simblett, and John Crockett Click HERE for the full page article 1. Open Heart Practice – Potential Outcomes An open heart practice allows for
Collaborative Therapy With Multi-Stressed Families: From Old Problems to New Futures WILLIAM C. MADSEN PH.D Click HERE for the full page article Family Institute of Cambridge, 51 Kondazian Street, Watertown, MA 02172 (617) 868-9044 phone (617) 497-6850 fax E-mail:
Framework for a White/Epston type interview Sallyann Roth and David Epston Click HERE for the full page article This summary is based on and extended from “The process of questioning: A therapy of literary merit.” In The Selected