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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.

Some Early Impressions in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina— Wendy R.West

Stories from Srilanka: Responding to the Tsunami— Shanti Arulampalam, Lara Perera, Sathis de Mel, Cheryl White and David Denborough

‘How can You Do This Work?’ Responding to Questions about the Experience of Working with Women Who Were Subjected to Child Sexual Abuse— Sue Mann

Children, Trauma and Subordinate Storyline Development— Michael White

Introducing Narrative Psychiatry: Narrative Approaches to Initial Psychiatric Consultations— SuEllen Hamkins

Debriefing After Traumatic Situations – Using Narrative Ideas in the Gaza Strip— Sue Mitchell

Healing, Politics and Community Action— Nacho Maldonaldo

Reflections on Australia’s Response to Asylum Seekers: A Diary from Six Weeks as a Counsellor within Curtin Detention Centre— Jeanette Gibson

Good Answers to Bad Invitations— Pam Burr Smith

Prisoner Rape Support Package: Addressing sexual assault in men’s prisons — David Denborough and the Preventing Prisoner Rape Project

The Sunflower: On the Possibilities and Limits of Forgiveness— Book Review by Ruth Pluznick

A Framework for Receiving and Documenting Testimonies of Trauma— David Denborough

The Story of Ruthi and Miki: Working with a Couple Where Both Partners Have Experienced Trauma— Saviona Cramer and Yael Gershoni

Unexpected Conversations — Some Reflections on Talking with Men— Mark Gordon

Responding to Families at Times of Trauma: Personal and Professional Knowledge: Personal and professional knowledge An interview with Yael Gershoni

Responding to Trauma and Grief – Family Gathering, Text and Spiritual Practice— Yishai Shalif

The Power of Healing in the Yarns: Working with Aboriginal Men— Larry Maxwell Towney

A Narrative Theatre Approach to Working with Communities Affected by Trauma, Conflict & War— Yvonne Sliep

Getting it Out There: Young Women Take a Stand Against Sexual Violence— Cindy Gowen and Stephanie Paravicini

The Values of This Work: Supporting Workers’ Experience at the Acid Survivors Foundation— Shona Russell, Monira Rahman, Margaret Ryan & the workers of the Acid Survivors Foundation

Collection: When the Trauma is not Past or ‘Post’: Palestinian Perspective on Responding to Trauma and Torture

Examining Discourse When Talking with Women— Shona Russell

Responding to the Working Children of Bangladesh: The Work of Ain o Salish Kendra

The Goodbye Feelings: Working with Children Living in Two homes – One with Mum and One with Dad— Carolyn Markey

Trauma, Meaning, Witnessing & Action— David Denborough

Was It a Girl — or Was It a Boy?— Esben Esther Pirelli Benestad

Conversations about Inadvertent Disempowering Practices— William Madsen

Mungalli Falls Indigenous Women’s Healing Camp— Greta Galloway and Robyn Moylan

A Thicker Description of Resilience— Michael Ungar

Try to Put Yourselves in Our Skin: The Experience of Wardies and Homies— Leonie Sheedy

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