Collective narrative documents and songs are now used in many different contexts. This project took place in Prince Albert, Canada. Over several months, a community of Métis students in collaboration explored and documented their narratives of […]

Here are three different mediums through which to engage with the work of Vikki Reynolds. Read an interview with Vikki by Sekneh Hammoud-Beckett entitled Bridging the worlds of therapy and activism. Watch a video presentation on Justice […]

This publicación de Chile (en Español e Inglés) honra a los relatos de las mujeres que viven en difíciles condiciones socioeconómicas quienes estan a cargo de la crianza de niños que han nacido como resultado de […]

This booklet provides an overview of storytelling from the perspective of people who have been diagnosed with ‘mental illness’ (in this booklet, we call ourselves ‘consumers’). Most of the available information on mental health has […]

Those of you who have attended International Narrative Therapy and Community Work Conferences may well have had the chance to witness inspiring presentations by America Bracho from Latino Health Access. For those of you who […]

David Epston, one of the founders of narrative therapy, is continually encouraging narrative practitioners to read widely. In his introduction to the posthumous collection of Michael White’s writings (Narrative Practice: Continuing the conversations, W.W. Norton, […]

Jack Saul from the International Trauma Studies Program has made available two video recordings of Michael White’s workshop that he offered in New York City on the topic ‘Trauma and Narrative Therapy’ in 2007. Click […]

We have long been admirers of the work of Creative Interventions, an organisation dedicated to addressing violence against women (children and men) and also to questioning and providing community alternatives to the violence and injustice […]

by Maksuda Begum Doing narrative practice in Bangladesh is still very innovative work. A group of us received training in 2005, but we would like to have more training, as well as supervision, to develop […]

By Geir Lundby, Norway Loving the idea of making a scaffold of questions to help people to move from the ‘known and familiar’ to ‘what is possible to know’, my students and I found the […]