2013 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.

Bedwetting in times of trouble: Narrative therapy, enuresis and trauma— Sue Mitchell with illustrations from Julienne Beasley

Centering ethics in group supervision: Fostering cultures of critique & structuring safety— Vikki Reynolds

Making now precious: narrative conversations with asylum seekers— Poh Lin Lee

Words from the brink of the chasm: Poetic, bibliotherapeutic writing in narrative therapy – the use of literary texts and the discovery of preferred stories— Michal Simchon

Finding the ‘voice’ to speak: Women and men talk about relationships— Dion Anderson, Bea Edwards, Mark Hammersley, Marnie Sather and Greg Smith

Picturing stories: Drawings in narrative family therapy with children— Anik Serneels

Reclaiming imagination from fear— Jane Hutton

Reflections on conversations which ‘returned the normalising gaze’— Peter Ord and Rosemary

Responding to lives after stroke: Stroke survivors and caregivers going on narrative journeys— Esther Chow Oi-wah

The ‘Bellayla’ Project – bringing storylines of identity into relationships of harmony— Peter Bourke

Cultural Democracy: Politicizing and historicizing the adoption of narrative practices in the Americas— marcela polanco

Explorations in trans* subjectivity— Kyle Sawyer

Lessons from self-organising shelter communities: ‘We were already a community and you put a roof over us’— Aaron Munro & Vikki Reynolds with Rachel Plamondon

Quality assurance at the Walk-in clinic: Process, outcome, and learning— Scot Cooper

Innovations in Practice: a new column hosted by David Espton: introduction

It Ain’t Over: Marriage (in-)equality and queer assimilation— Barbara Baumgartner

Journeys in the bush— Ben Knowles

Working with African American clients using narrative therapy: An Operational Citizenship and Critical Race Theory framework— Jocelyn DeVance Taliaferro, Willa J. Casstevens & Jessica T. DeCuir Gunby

A narrative enquiry approach to strategic planning in community organisations: A ritual of legacy in transition— Frances Hancock and David Epston

Shared passion within a diversity of interests: a credible and stimulating alternative. The Interdisciplinary Conference ‘Storytelling: Global reflections on narrative’ A review— Josie McSkimming

Building bridges: Re-authoring workplace relationships— Ninetta Tavano

Stoking the embers of ancient fire: Counselling First Nations adolescents within a narrative approach— Darlene Denis-Friske

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