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This section provides links to on-line articles about narrative approaches and practices around the world, and bookstores which have a wide variety of narrative resources. |
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The following reviews of articles and online papers have been featured in issues of our NTC newsletter, Narrative Voices:
Where did it all begin? Reflecting on the collaborative work of Michael White and David Epston by Cheryl White in CONTEXT 105 Narrative Influences eds Bowen,B; and Stedman,M; Oct 2009
Discovering Children’s Responses to Trauma: a response-based narrative practice by Angel Yuen
From Isolation to Community: Collaborating with children and families in times of crisis by Elizabeth Buckley and Philip Decter
A narrative approach in mediation by John Winslade and Gerald Monck
The origami of re-membering by Lorraine Hedtke (narrative approaches to death, grief and bereavement)
Therapist as host: Making my guests feel welcome by Jodi Aman Reviewed by Rick Eckley
THE SUNFLOWER: On the possibilities and limits of forgiveness by Simon Wiesenthal, A review by Ruth Pluznick
Agency and Choice in the Face of Trauma: A Narrative Therapy Map by Marie-Nathalie Beaudoin (2005) Journal of Systemic Therapies Copyright Guilford Press, Reprinted with permission of The Guilford Press
Other sources of online articles and books for purchase:
Narrative Books: www.narrativebooks.com offers a comprehensive listing of narrative books and resources for distribution in North America. Caversham Booksellers: www.cavershambooksellers.com offers a wide variety of books on narrative therapy and other topics. This bookstore is located in downtown Toronto. Narrative Library: www.narrativetherapylibrary.com This site has been developed by Dulwich Centre Publications and is a central place where it is possible to research, browse and purchase writings about narrative therapy. There are also free articles that can be downloaded immediately. Narrative Therapy Trauma Manual: A Principle-Based Approach (2010) by John Stillman. This is the first published manual on narrative therapy. By focusing on seven key principles, the author strives to keep a close connection to the philosophy that supports narrative practice and to shed light on the multiple narrative practices that foster rich story development. To order visit http://www.johnrstillman.com |
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The following links will take you directly to great online collections of narrative therapy papers available within the websites of The Dulwich Centre and Narrative Approaches. |
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International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work: We recommend this journal for practitioners who wish to stay in touch with the latest ideas and developments in narrative therapy. Click here for more information. |
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Explorations: An E-journal of narrative practice A free online journal which enables free access to articles about narrative practice to people in different parts of the world. NTC is pleased to be a participating partner of Dulwich Centre’s free online journal
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Narrative Practice: Continuing the conversations Michael White 1948-2008 |
