2010 Archives - The Dulwich Centre

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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.

A Child’s Voice: Narrative Family Therapy— Lisa Johnson

Learning the Craft: An Internalised Other Interview with a Couple— Belinda Emmerson-Whyte

Talking about the ‘Suicidal Thoughts’: Towards an Alternative Framework— Loree Stout

The Journey of Healing: Using Narrative Therapy and Map-making to Respond to Child Abuse in South Africa— Ncazelo Ncube

A Conversation with Lateral Violence— Barbara Wingard

Illuminating Experiences, Skills and Knowledges around Suicide: An Invitation to Practitioners: From Marnie Sather, David Newman and Dulwich Centre

Narrativising’ a Vocal Tic: The Use of Narrative Therapy in the Ridding of ‘Mr Squeeky’— Miguel Fernandez

Using Narrative Practices with Anxiety and Depression: Elevating Context, Joining People, and Collecting Insider-knowledges— David Newman

‘What Doesn’t the Problem Know About Your Son or Daughter?’ Providing the Conditions for the Restoration of a Family’s Dignity— David Epston and David Marsten

Narrative Approaches to Supervision Consultations: Reflections and Options for Practice— Lincoln Simmonds

Walking with People Challenged by Physical Disability: An Experience from Sichuan— Ocean Hung

Yahav’s Story: My Way of Living with Tourette’s— Ron Nasim

Community Therapy: A Participatory Response to Psychic Misery— Adalberto Barreto & Marilene Grandesso

Michael and ‘the Drink’— Benjamin A. Herzig

Privileging Insider-knowledges in the World of Autism— Courtney Olinger

Reversing the Trend: Families Resolving and Responding to Their Own Problems of Living through Family Group Conferencing: An interview with Daniel Bogue

‘Standing Together on a Riverbank’: Group Conversations about Sexual Abuse in Zimbabwe— Sipelile Kaseke

Combining Relaxation and Guided Imagery with Narrative Practices in Therapy with an Incest Survivor— Razi Shachar

Crossing the River: A Metaphor for Separation, Liminality, and Reincorporation— Therese Hegarty, Greg Smith, & Mark Hammersley

Bringing Narrative Practices to Psychopharmacology— SuEllen Hamkins

Letter Writing: Possibilities and Practice— Susan Stevens

University Students Take Action Under the Gaze of ‘the Eye of Success’: A Narrative Collective Initiative— Marcela Polanco

Using a Narrative Approach of Double-listening in Research Contexts— Jay Marlowe

Overcoming Overwhelming— Ross Hernandez

The Interplay of Substance Misuse and Disordered Eating Practices in the Lives of Young Women— Christine Dennstedt

Resisting Normativity: Queer Musings on Politics, Identity, and the Performance of Therapy— Julie Tilsen and Dave Nylund

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