We've just published a new issue of the International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work. This is a special issue which honours 20 years of the Tree of Life narrative approach. Practitioners in communities across the globe have adapted and expanded this metaphor, finding ways to gather stories of survival, kinship and hope in the face of storms.
We've just published a new issue of the International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work. It features papers, videos and audio notes relating to recent narrative practice projects from Rwanda, Australia, Zimbabwe, Canada, USA, India, Hong Kong and a moving paper from an Afghan family.
This issue is a compelling offering of peer-reviewed articles, audio recordings, videos, reviews and multimedia. There is a diversity of themes that sparkle with everyday acts of resistance, a call for epistemic justice and communities as sites of healing.For…
We're excited to announce a new free online course which explores the work of the Just Therapy Team in Lower Hutt, Aotearoa, New Zealand This free online course conveys the stories, principles and practices of the Just Therapy Team…
This web resource features the sparkling work of African narrative practitioners whose work with children, adults, families and communities provides moving and skilful ways of assisting those who are suffering. There are so many African contributions to the field of narrative therapy and community work and many of these are conveyed here. Also included are videos from the 13th International Narrative Therapy and Community Work Conference that took place in Kigali, Rwanda, in 2022. For those of you who were unable to attend this event in person, there’s now the opportunity to get a sense of this vibrant event. You will find here significant stories of practice with children, young people, adults and communities from Malawi, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Uganda, Rwanda, Somalia, Somaliland, Ethiopia, Zanzibar/Tanzania as well as from Africans in the diaspora.
The latest multimedia issue of International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work has just been released, and is available free to read, view, share and respond to.
After 20 years of publication, there are exciting changes afoot for the International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work. From September 2023, each issue will include not only the rigorous and practical peer-reviewed papers that we have always…
An invitation for young adults who have cared, or are currently caring, for a parent with dementiaThis project aims to gather the experiences of young adults who are caring for a parent with dementia. It is our hope that…
Beyond psychological colonisation This web resource seeks to trace histories of practitioners, teams and communities in diverse cultural locations creating their own culturally resonant forms of healing practice within the fields of family and narrative therapy. It is hoped…
G’day! It’s amazing to think that the year is coming to a close. We’ve been so busy lately we haven’t had time to catch you up on all that’s been happening! Now’s our chance to do so and to thank you for your support and interest over the last year. You’ll find here links to new free resources, lots of news and announcements for next year!
