2014 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.

Creating stories of hope: A narrative approach to illness, death and grief— Lorraine Hedtke

Poetic resistance: Witnessing Bahman’s resistance to torture and political violence— Vikki Reynolds, ‘Bahman’, Sekneh Hammoud-Beckett, Colin James Sanders & Gwen Haworth

Using narrative practices to respond to Stigma Stalker in the workplace: A journey with Joe— Sarah Ferguson

Through a narrative lens: Honouring immigrant stories— Ann E. Kogen

What to do when a diagnosis doesn’t fit?— Amy Druker

Why (not) simply loving? Polyamorous reflections— Marion Herbert and Erik Zika

Witnessing and positioning: Structuring narrative therapy with families and couples— Jill Freedman

Brief narrative practice at the walk-in clinic: The rise of the counterstory— Scot Cooper

Creating different versions of life: Talking about problems with children and their parents— Geir Lundby

Making a meaning-full life at Montefiore— Dafna Stern and Caroline Serrure

Seeking treasure beneath the ruins: Stories of narrative practice with children and their loved ones— Ross Hernandez

Co-researching Hikikomori problem with insiders’ knowledges: Creating ‘Nakama'(Comradeship) across the ocean & generations— Sumie Ishikawa

Narrative therapy and cultural democracy: A testimony view— Makungu Akinyela

So many possibilities: Psychotherapy research and narrative therapy— An interview with John McLeod

‘I gracefully grab a pen and embrace it’: Hip-hop lyrics as a means for re-authoring and therapeutic change— Travis Heath and Paulo Aroyo

Researching health, justice and the capacity to endure— The work of Rita Giacaman and the Institute of Community and Public Health Birzeit University

Resisting violences, reclaiming lives: Honouring the insider knowledges, initiatives and contributions of young people responding to intimate partner & family violence through film— Phillipa Johnson

The gift of giving: empowering vulnerable children, families and communities in rural Uganda— Caleb Wakhungu

Indigenous research is a journey— An interview with Bagele Chilisa

The Circle: A narrative group therapy approach— Mike Mertz

Weaving networks of hope with families, practitioners and communities: Inspirations from systemic and narrative approaches— Glenda Fredman

Narrative and Open Dialogue: Strangers in the night or easy bedfellows?— Val Jackson and Hugh Fox

Protection, collaboration and action: Research and power— An interview with Anita Franklin

Narrative family therapy and group work for families living with acquired brain injury— Franca Butera-Prinzi, Nella Charles and Karen Story

Serious play with computer games: A sometimes useful approach for connecting with young people who choose to wait and see— Clive Taylor

Narrative Therapy: Wandering with King Arthur and Dr. Watson— Povl E.B. Jensen

Uh Oh! I have received an Unexpected Visitor: The visitor’s name is Chronic Disease a Brazilian narrative family therapy approach— Lúcia Helena Abdalla and Ana Luiza Novis

Ethnography, co-research and insider knowledges— David Epston

Michael White and adventures downunder— David Denborough

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