Peer-reviewed papers (2024:2)

Read more about the article Protected: Let’s hear what the experts say: A narrative co-research with three young persons who resisted the gaze of success — Angela Tsun On Kee
2024 / 2024: Issue 2 / International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work / Peer-reviewed papers (2024:2)

Protected: Let’s hear what the experts say: A narrative co-research with three young persons who resisted the gaze of success — Angela Tsun On Kee

This paper explores the use of narrative therapy and community work to respond to the complexities surrounding women’s experiences in the sex industry. It offers practices for therapists and community workers seeking to engage with sex workers in ways that are respectful of their hard-won knowledge and seek to elicit double-storied accounts in relation to hardship, thicken stories of preferred identities, and explore absent-but-implicit values, hopes and commitments.

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September 3, 2024
Read more about the article Response to “Re-authoring identity conclusions in borderline personality disorder” — Tiffany Sostar
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2024 / 2024: Issue 2 / International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work / Peer-reviewed papers (2024:2)

Response to “Re-authoring identity conclusions in borderline personality disorder” — Tiffany Sostar

This paper explores the use of narrative therapy and community work to respond to the complexities surrounding women’s experiences in the sex industry. It offers practices for therapists and community workers seeking to engage with sex workers in ways that are respectful of their hard-won knowledge and seek to elicit double-storied accounts in relation to hardship, thicken stories of preferred identities, and explore absent-but-implicit values, hopes and commitments.

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September 3, 2024
Read more about the article Re-authoring identity conclusions in borderline personality disorder — Alicia Bruzek
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2024 / 2024: Issue 2 / International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work / Peer-reviewed papers (2024:2)

Re-authoring identity conclusions in borderline personality disorder — Alicia Bruzek

This paper explores the use of narrative therapy and community work to respond to the complexities surrounding women’s experiences in the sex industry. It offers practices for therapists and community workers seeking to engage with sex workers in ways that are respectful of their hard-won knowledge and seek to elicit double-storied accounts in relation to hardship, thicken stories of preferred identities, and explore absent-but-implicit values, hopes and commitments.

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September 3, 2024
Read more about the article Response to “Body as A Picture Book: A tool for narrative conversations inspired by tattoos” by Paul Graham — Jacob Tumanako
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2024 / 2024: Issue 2 / International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work / Peer-reviewed papers (2024:2)

Response to “Body as A Picture Book: A tool for narrative conversations inspired by tattoos” by Paul Graham — Jacob Tumanako

This paper explores the use of narrative therapy and community work to respond to the complexities surrounding women’s experiences in the sex industry. It offers practices for therapists and community workers seeking to engage with sex workers in ways that are respectful of their hard-won knowledge and seek to elicit double-storied accounts in relation to hardship, thicken stories of preferred identities, and explore absent-but-implicit values, hopes and commitments.

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September 3, 2024
Read more about the article Body as a picture book — Paul Graham
2024 / 2024: Issue 2 / International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work / Peer-reviewed papers (2024:2)

Body as a picture book — Paul Graham

This paper explores the use of narrative therapy and community work to respond to the complexities surrounding women’s experiences in the sex industry. It offers practices for therapists and community workers seeking to engage with sex workers in ways that are respectful of their hard-won knowledge and seek to elicit double-storied accounts in relation to hardship, thicken stories of preferred identities, and explore absent-but-implicit values, hopes and commitments.

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September 3, 2024
Read more about the article The Read Everything Michael White Published Project — Will Sherwin
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2024 / 2024: Issue 2 / International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work / Peer-reviewed papers (2024:2)

The Read Everything Michael White Published Project — Will Sherwin

This paper explores the use of narrative therapy and community work to respond to the complexities surrounding women’s experiences in the sex industry. It offers practices for therapists and community workers seeking to engage with sex workers in ways that are respectful of their hard-won knowledge and seek to elicit double-storied accounts in relation to hardship, thicken stories of preferred identities, and explore absent-but-implicit values, hopes and commitments.

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September 3, 2024
Read more about the article We are a spider’s web: Friendship in times of mental health crisis — Frankie Hanman-Siegersma
2024 / 2024: Issue 2 / International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work / Peer-reviewed papers (2024:2)

We are a spider’s web: Friendship in times of mental health crisis — Frankie Hanman-Siegersma

This paper explores the use of narrative therapy and community work to respond to the complexities surrounding women’s experiences in the sex industry. It offers practices for therapists and community workers seeking to engage with sex workers in ways that are respectful of their hard-won knowledge and seek to elicit double-storied accounts in relation to hardship, thicken stories of preferred identities, and explore absent-but-implicit values, hopes and commitments.

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September 3, 2024
Read more about the article When grief arrives — Anne-lise Ah-Fat
2024 / 2024: Issue 2 / International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work / Peer-reviewed papers (2024:2)

When grief arrives — Anne-lise Ah-Fat

This paper explores the use of narrative therapy and community work to respond to the complexities surrounding women’s experiences in the sex industry. It offers practices for therapists and community workers seeking to engage with sex workers in ways that are respectful of their hard-won knowledge and seek to elicit double-storied accounts in relation to hardship, thicken stories of preferred identities, and explore absent-but-implicit values, hopes and commitments.

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September 3, 2024
Read more about the article Delusions: Seeking epistemic justice for the most unusual of stories — Hamilton Kennedy
2024 / 2024: Issue 2 / International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work / Peer-reviewed papers (2024:2)

Delusions: Seeking epistemic justice for the most unusual of stories — Hamilton Kennedy

This paper explores the use of narrative therapy and community work to respond to the complexities surrounding women’s experiences in the sex industry. It offers practices for therapists and community workers seeking to engage with sex workers in ways that are respectful of their hard-won knowledge and seek to elicit double-storied accounts in relation to hardship, thicken stories of preferred identities, and explore absent-but-implicit values, hopes and commitments.

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September 3, 2024
Read more about the article Existimos y resistimos como retazos u nidos: Prácticas narrativas colectivas en contexto activista: Desafíos y respu estas frente a u n crimen por lesbo-odio — Yasna Mancilla Monsalve
2024 / 2024: Issue 2 / International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work / Peer-reviewed papers (2024:2)

Existimos y resistimos como retazos u nidos: Prácticas narrativas colectivas en contexto activista: Desafíos y respu estas frente a u n crimen por lesbo-odio — Yasna Mancilla Monsalve

This paper explores the use of narrative therapy and community work to respond to the complexities surrounding women’s experiences in the sex industry. It offers practices for therapists and community workers seeking to engage with sex workers in ways that are respectful of their hard-won knowledge and seek to elicit double-storied accounts in relation to hardship, thicken stories of preferred identities, and explore absent-but-implicit values, hopes and commitments.

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September 3, 2024
Read more about the article We exist and resist as woven patches: Collective narrative practices in an activist context challenging and responding to an anti-lesbian hate crime — Yasna Mancilla Monsalve
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2024 / 2024: Issue 2 / International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work / Peer-reviewed papers (2024:2)

We exist and resist as woven patches: Collective narrative practices in an activist context challenging and responding to an anti-lesbian hate crime — Yasna Mancilla Monsalve

This paper explores the use of narrative therapy and community work to respond to the complexities surrounding women’s experiences in the sex industry. It offers practices for therapists and community workers seeking to engage with sex workers in ways that are respectful of their hard-won knowledge and seek to elicit double-storied accounts in relation to hardship, thicken stories of preferred identities, and explore absent-but-implicit values, hopes and commitments.

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September 3, 2024

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