2018 Archives - The Dulwich Centre

“Honouring history, weaving hopes: Hong Kong stories— Tsun On-kee Angela, Hung Suet-lin Shirley, and Leung Shui-king Sharon” has been added to your cart. View cart

Bringing our gaze to perinatal depression— Amanda Worrall

Creating ripples: Fostering collective healing from and resistance to sexual violence through friendships— Michelle Dang

Honouring history, weaving hopes: Hong Kong stories— Tsun On-kee Angela, Hung Suet-lin Shirley, and Leung Shui-king Sharon

Towards a decolonising practice: A non-Aboriginal worker finding meaningful ways to work in an Aboriginal context— Grace Drahm

Decolonising research: an interview with Bagele Chilisa —David Denborough

Navigating relationships when our children are in out-of-home care: A narrative group and community project for parents whose lives are affected by child protection intervention and the removal of their children— Lauren Graham

The application of narrative practice in a prison in Hong Kong: Be water, follow the flow— Chuk Wing Hung Keswick and Lee Sek-wing

The narrative docket: Facilitating narrative practices with involuntarily referred adolescents— Clement Yee

Walking the line between two practices: Accepting invitations to use narrative practices when facilitating Group Triple P— Donna Stace

Shifting ‘c.m.i.’ (cannot make it) to ‘Can Make I.T.’ (can make ideas together) through letter writing and exchange— Sharon Sng

Still alive: Counselling conversations with parents whose child has died during or soon after pregnancy— Helene Grau Kristensen and Lorraine Hedtke

The dialectical narrative inquiry: Responses to Ambivalence and Insensitivity— Grant Thomas Ryan

A narrative response to violence and abuse in an accommodation setting for people with cerebral palsy— Natalie Morton

Narrative practice with a feminist leaning— Kelsi Semeschuk

Resilience and Trauma: Between two discourses— Leanne Hyndman

Supporting folks to reclaim their lives from the control of substances: A Real People, Real Knowledge, Art Board— Jenny Johnston

Narrative community work in Burundi, Africa: Working with orphaned children and teaching narrative practices to their caregivers— Carlin Moxley Haegert, Marcel Rachid and Linda Moxley-Haegert

Reclaiming lives from sexual violence— Tim Donovan

Shame Fighters Anonymous: Co-created narrative documents in place of group therapy— Julia Gerlitz

Awakening to hope through narrative practices— Judith Johnson

Quiet or Shy when we prefer to be, but always resisting Silencing: A project of multi-storied descriptions and directions— Troy Holland, Trisha Nowland, Jennifer Swan, Susan Lord, Jamilla Johnson, Annette Dudley, Jesse Langer, Michelle Dang, Colleen Beazley, and Belinda St Clair

Working with people who have lost the Will to live: Following sudden loss, violence and acute or childhood trauma— Chana Rachel Frumin

Multiple family narrative practice: In search of family agency for Chinese families of children with dyslexia through externalising documentation— Simon Chan

Moving beyond multicultural counselling: Narrative therapy, anti-colonialism, cultural democracy and hip-hop— Travis Heath

Researching suffering, subjugated knowledge and practices of health: An interview with Rita Giacaman

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