2012 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.

‘Narrative therapy: Constructing stories of dignity and resistance with survivors of torture and trauma in Colombia’— Mariana Saenz Uribe

About re-membering: The stories of Nancy and Amy— Sharon Shui-king Leung and Ellen Yee-man Ma

Explorations of the absent but implicit— Jill Freedman

Opening up the counselling room: The joining of stories as a political act— Renee Handsaker

Inviting paranoia to the table— Amanda Worrall and June

On Critical thinking— Mary Heath

Reducing collusion with individualism and dichotomous thinking: Exploring the constructs of ‘confidentiality’ and ‘disclosure’ through forums and interviews— Adam Hahs and Milan Colic

Talking about sex: Narrative approaches to discussing sex life in therapy— Ron Findlay

Legacy: A writing and spoken word story project documenting the legacies of lost loved ones— Tanya Pearlman

Matt’s knacks: Home-based narrative family therapy— Anne-Marie Rodewald

Recipes for life— Natale Rudland Wood

Responding to survivors of torture and suffering – Survival skills of Kurdish families by David Denborough on behalf of Kirkuk Center for Torture Victims and Dulwich Centre Foundation International

Anti-individualist narrative practice: Listening to the echoes of cultural histories— Stephen Madigan

Passing hope around: Youth messaging strategies for becoming drug-free— Warren Whyte

Placing strengths into storylines – Building bridges between strengths-based and narrative approaches— Kay Ingamells and David Epston

The Team of Life with young men from refugee backgrounds— David Denborough

An invitation to people struggling with trauma and to the practitioners working with them— Diane Benjamin and Lori Zook-Stanley

Keys to a subjugated story: My favourite narrative therapy questions— Marta Campillo

Talking about the DSM-V— Tom Strong

A storyline of collective narrative practice: a history of ideas, social projects and partnerships— David Denborough

Introducing poststructuralist ideas in a workshop setting: The use of games and exercises as a prelude to narrative therapy training— Victor Wong

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