Popular articles about narrative therapy and community work
We have included here a series of popular articles published by Dulwich Centre Publications.
Many more articles are available on the Narrative Therapy Library website.
Copyright: We ask you to respect the copyright associated with each of these articles by enjoying reading them but not reproducing them or transmitting them by any process without prior permission of the publisher. Thanks! For more information about copyright on this website click here.
Introducing narrative therapy
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Collective paper |
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by Alice Morgan |
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by Maggie Carey & Shona Russell |
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by Michael White |
International Journal of Narrative Therapy & Community Work
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by Jodi Aman |
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From isolation to community: Collaborating with children and families in times of crisis |
by Elizabeth Buckley and Philip Decter |
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by David Denborough, Carolyn Koolmatrie, Djapirri Mununggirritj, Djuwalpi Marika, Wayne Dhurrkay & Margaret Yunupingu |
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by Barbara Wingard |
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by David Epston |
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by Sue Mann |
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Narrandera Aboriginal Narrative Gathering The write-up of a community gathering that took place with the Narrandera Koori (Aboriginal) Community in April 2002 and documentation of the follow-up to this gathering. Also included are a number of songs that were written and recorded during the gathering. |
Narrandera Koori Community Documented by David Denborough |
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Making sense of illness narratives: Braiding theory, practice and the embodied life |
by Kaethe Weingarten |
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by Lorraine Hedtke |
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An institute of community participation Inspiring community work from the Latino community in California |
by America Bracho |
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A wide range of articles available exploring 'addiction' to alcohol and other drugs |
Other popular articles
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A paper and songs by David Denborough. First published in Clinical Psychology, issue 17, September 2002 |
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African American experience and the healing of relationships From the book Family therapy: Exploring the field's past, present and possible futures |
an interview with Kenneth V. Hardy |
| 18. | Re-uniting Romani people with their families: Work of a lifetime | an interview with Linda Aleksandersen |
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Beating Sneaky Poo: Ideas for faecal soiling (1985; pdf, 799 KB) and Beating Sneaky Poo 2nd edition (1988) - more compact format (pdf, 356 KB) |
Terry Heins & Karen Ritche |
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