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From ‘disorder’ to political action: conversations that invite collective considerations to individual experiences of women who express concerns about eating and their bodies — Kristina Lainson

Stories of the body: Incorporating the body into narrative practice— Eleni E. Karageorgiou

Uncovering Bulimia’s demanding voice: Challenges from a narrative therapist’s perspective— Kassandra Pedersen

Collective narrative practice with young people with Aspergers Syndrome who have experienced bullying— Kit Hung (Chris) Tse

Exploring the bicycle metaphor as a vehicle for rich story development: A collective narrative practice project— Marc F. Leger

Hopeful conversations about voice hearing— Chris Dolman & Michael Spurrier

Living in stories: Embodiment in therapy through liturgical practice— Chad Loftis

‘When The Crisis broke out, our whole world went upside down’ The special skills and knowledge that are sustaining us during the economic crisis in Greece— Margarita Katsikadelis

Divorcing the voice of fear: A collaborative, narrative approach to anxiety by Evalie Horner and Patrick Davey Tully

We could be heroes: How film and comic book heroes helped a peer support group to reconnect with their gifts— Rachel Tolfree

Thickly describing together – utilising collaborative ethnography in narrative therapy work with young people— Jonathan McClelland

Troublemaker Cards: Promoting the language of responsibility and prevention in men’s domestic violence— Ryan Greenwell

Two-way learning as respectful community practice: Honouring, co-creating and facilitating access to the knowledge stories of the Men of the Mimosa Creek Healing Centre— Troy Holland

Expanding the landscape: Narrative practice in rehabilitation services for adults affected by intellectual disability in Hong Kong— Ocean Hung

Explorations with the written word in an inpatient mental health unit for young people— David Newman

Finding refuge: A travelling ‘Tree of Knowledge’— Aliki Meimaridou

Playing and narrative therapy: Synthesising narrative practice and occupational therapy in work with children— Christine Ullmann

How we deal with ‘way out thoughts’: A living document … Ways of talking with young people about suicidal thoughts— David Newman

Letter writing in two contexts: Facilitating stories of resistance— Renee Butler

Narrating creativity: Developing an emic, first person approach to creativity research— Mandy Chilcott and Daved Barry

What’s in a game? Narrative therapy approaches with people who have relationships with gaming and online communities— Dale Andersen-Giberson

First steps towards an alternative suicide risk screening tool: Navigating risk assessment and encouraging life-sustaining conversations— Carly Forster and Rina Taub

Language Justice: Narrative therapy on the fringes of Colombian magical realism— marcela polanco

A narrative approach to addressing pain in hospitalised paediatric patients: Handicraft and digital interventions—

‘Weird and scary stuff’: Diverse spiritual experiences about death in Australia— Steve Rose

Deconstructing Emotion: A review of “The book of human emotions” by Tiffany Watt Smith— Zoy Kazan

Narrative dream analysis? Towards a narrative therapy response to acknowledging people’s responses in dreams— Ron Findlay

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