We hope you enjoy these popular articles about narrative therapy and community work.
| International Journal of Narrative Therapy & Community Work |
| Therapist as host: Making my guests feel welcome | by Jodi Aman |
| Linking stories and initiatives: A narrative approach to working with the skills and knowledge of communities | by David Denborough, Carolyn Koolmatrie, Djapirri Mununggirritj, Djuwalpi Marika, Wayne Dhurrkay & Margaret Yunupingu |
| Telling our stories in ways that make us stronger | by Barbara Wingard |
| Co-research: The making of alternative knowledge | by David Epston |
| Collaborative representation: Narrative ideas in practice | by Sue Mann |
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.) | by the Narrandera Koori Community
(documented by David Denborough) |
| Making sense of illness narratives: Braiding theory, practice and the embodied life | by Kaethe Weingarten |
| Dancing with death | by Lorraine Hedtke |
The journey of a lifetime: Group work with women who have experienced sexual assault
(from the book Introducing narrative therapy: A collection of practice-based writings) | by Lisa McPhie and Chris Chaffey |
| Storying professional identity | by John Winslade |
An institute of community participation
Inspiring community work from the Latino community in California | by America Bracho |
Deconstructing Addiction
(A wide range of articles available exploring ‘addiction’ to alcohol and other drugs) | by Multiple authors |
Holding our heads up: Sharing stories not stigma after losing a loved one to suicide
(A resource for others who have lost loved ones to suicide)
| Compiled by Marnie Sather, David Newman and Dulwich Centre Foundation |
Travelling down the neuro pathway: Narrative practice, neuroscience, bodies, emotions and the affective turn
| by David Denborough |
International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work: 2019, issue 3: Special issue focusing on two issues: 1. Narrative therapy in relation to neuroscience, emotions and embodiment. 2. The broader subject of how we in this field can create contexts for professional differences, debates and critique
| by Multiple authors |
