2009 Archives - The Dulwich Centre

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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.

From Oppression, Resistance Grows— Holly Loveday

Narrative Ideas in the Field of Child Protection— Alison Knight & Rob Koch

Parent–teen conflict dissolution— Ninetta Tavano

Popular Culture Texts and Young People: Making Meaning, Honouring Resistance, and Becoming Harry Potter— Julie Tilsen & David Nylund

Finding Grief: Using Fiction-writing to Communicate Experience after the Death of a Loved One— Susannah Sheffer

The Taming of Ferdinand: Narrative Therapy and People Affected with Intellectual Disabilities— Fiona McFarlane & Henrik Lynggaard

The Therapeutic Use of a Cartoon as a Way to Gain Influence over a Problem— Peter Ord & Emma

The ‘Mighty Oak’: Using the ‘Tree of Life’ methodology as a gateway to the other maps of narrative practice— Janelle Dickson

A Time to Talk: Re-membering Conversations with Elders— Bobbi Rood

From print to e-books in therapeutic story writing: A mother’s tale— Nikki Evans

Musical Re-tellings: Songs, Singing, and Resonance in Narrative Practice— Chris Wever

Seasons of Life: Ex-detainees Reclaiming Their Lives— Nihaya Mahmud Abu-Rayyan

Narrative work and the metaphor of ‘home’— Katie Howells

Remembering Joan: Re-membering Practices as Eulogies and Memorials— Mark Trudinger

Songs as Re-tellings— Therese Hegarty

Using Narrative Approaches with a Young Girl in India— Kalyani Vishwanatha & Uma Hirisave

Finding resiliency, standing tall: Exploring trauma, hardship, and healing with refugees— Michael Boucher

Is It Good to Be ‘Grey’ in the Therapy Room?: The Politics of Religion and Religious Culture in the Therapeutic Context— Josie McSkimming

Narrative Explorations in Clinical Health Psychology— Rob Whittaker

Shaping Narrative Therapy to Fit Local Cultures— Linda Moxley-Haegert

A Multiplicity of Desire: Polyamory and Relationship Counselling— Barbara Baumgartner

Opening up a Crack: An Account of Narrative Practice in the Context of Pastoral Therapy— Kim Barker

Team Garra: Using the Team of Life to facilitate conversations with Brazilians living in Sydney— Viviane Oliveira

Is This Sex Addiction?: Questioning ‘Sex Addiction’ in Therapeutic Counselling Conversations— Ash Rehn

Snakes and Ladders: The Ups and Downs of a Self-harming Lifestyle— Diane Clare

Tales of travels across languages: Languages and their anti-languages— Marcela Polanco and David Epston

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