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Acknowledgements

We would like to acknowledge the Kaurna people who are the Traditional Custodians of the Land on which Dulwich Centre stands. We would also like to pay respect to the Elders of the Kaurna Nation, both past and present, and extend that respect to other Aboriginal Australians and Torres Strait Islanders.

Flags and Multiple Identities: Being Chinese in Hong Kong— Ho Chi-kwan

The Narratives of Love: Addressing the Issue of Love in a Therapeutic Context— Elena Smith

The Questions Posed by Our Work with Women Who Have Experienced Sexual Abuse— Sue Mann

Town Bikes Unite— Linette Harriott

Climbing the Mountain: The Experience of Parents Whose Children Are in Care

Deconstructing Love in the Context of Sexual Abuse— Sue Mann

Narrative Maps of Practice: Proposals for the Deconstructing Addiction League— Anthony C.

Reconstructing Life Journeys: Group Work with Young Women Who Experience Mental Illness— Little Lit Siu-wai

A Letter to the Feminism Project— co-ordinated by Shona Russell, Maggie Carey & Cheryl White

Different Understandings of Love— Angela Tsun On-kee

Hong Kong – The Place That Shapes My Identity— Little Lit Siu-wai

Creating a Counselling Flyer: A Collective Approach

Overcoming Craving: The Use of Narrative Practices in Breaking Drug Habits— Har Man-kwong

Stories from Robben Island: A Report from a Journey of Healing— David Denborough

Transforming Tragedy: Making New Family— Jeannette Samper

Honouring Many Relations of Love: Perspectives on Tasmania’s ‘Relationship Act’— compiled by Paul Levett

Narrative Therapy and Research

Narrative Therapy with Young People: What Externalising Practice and Use of Letters Make Possible— Dave McGibbon

Responding to Child Abuse: Confucianism, Colonisation, Post-structuralism— Angela Tsun On-kee

Protecting Relationships from the Ongoing Effects of Childhood Sexual Abuse— Jussey Verco, David Tully, Geoff Minge

Re-positioning Traditional Research: Centring Clients’ Accounts in the Construction of Professional Therapy Knowledges— Stephen Gaddis

The Roads of Hong Kong – Where Are You Taking Me?— Ting Wai-fong

Towards a ‘Poethics’ of Therapeutic Practice: Extending the Relationship of Ethics and Aesthetics in Narrative Therapies Through a Consideration of the Late Work of Michel Foucault— Sheridan Linnell

Lily— Ho Chi-kwan

Narrative Therapy with Boys Struggling with Anorexia— Rudi Kronbichler

Reclaiming Our Knowledge of Our Children: Talking with Children and Parents About Learning Differences— Lynn Tron Dinneen

The Getting of Wisdoms— Cate Ingram & Amaryll Perlesz

Letters of Love and Lament: Linking Migrants with the Communities from Which They Come— Lynn Tron Dinneen & David Denborough

Researching People’s Experience of Narrative Therapy: Acknowledging the Contribution of the ‘Client’ to What Works in Counselling Conversations— Amanda Redstone

Young People and the Creation of Culture— Victor Wong Cheong-wing

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