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Protected: Fireworks, a funeral and friendship: Re-membering community at end-of-life — Tanya Newman 

  • Post author:Sarah Webster
  • Post published:March 13, 2026
  • Post category:2026 / 2026: Issue 1 / International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work / Peer-reviewed papers (2026:1)

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Tags: genetic, genetic counseling, genetic counselling, letter writing, medical, narrative practice, narrative therapy, neurodegenerative, neurogenetic, Stephanie Badman

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Peer-reviewed papers

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  • From isolation to connection: Young people, narrative practice and canine care — Jack Chiu and Sharon Leung
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  • Psychedelic-assisted therapy from a narrative therapy perspective: A map for practitioners — Christine Dennstedt
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    September 18, 2025/
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  • Solidarity conversations: A feminist narrative lens on bulimia and abuse – Kassandra Pedersen
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  • “Pockets of freedom”: Creating therapeutic spaces as refuges for Black experiences of neurodivergence – Sandra Coral
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    September 18, 2025/
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  • Children’s problems and children’s solutions: Celebrating the agency of neurodivergent children – Tarang Kaur
    Children’s problems and children’s solutions: Celebrating the agency of neurodivergent children – Tarang Kaur
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Reviews

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    Radiance in Pain and Resilience: The global reverberation of Palestinian historical trauma by Samah Jabr
    September 18, 2025/
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  • The Friendship Bench: How fourteen grandmothers inspired a mental health revolution by Dixon Chibanda
    The Friendship Bench: How fourteen grandmothers inspired a mental health revolution by Dixon Chibanda
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  • We have always been here, we’ve been here before: Responding to ongoing anti-trans fascism and colonisation with history, storytelling, and connection to land and community – Lorraine Grieves
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  • Telling our stories in ways that make us stronger by Aunty Barbara Wingard, read by Jean McMahon
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  • Wisdom on living with loneliness – Chelsea Size
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