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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.

Complete International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work — 2019 Issue 3

Editorial — Kristina Lainson

Intergenerational narrative practice in response to intergenerational trauma—Saviona Cramer

Passion, desire, fun and justice: Ideas and stories from the editorial team of Balaknama, a newspaper for and by street and working children — Sanno, Shambhu, Deepak, Jyoti and Kishan

Winter stories: Therapeutic conversations from the land of ice and snow — Julie Tilsen

Decolonising research: an interview with Bagele Chilisa —David Denborough

Gender Group at Peak House: Making space beyond inclusion, resisting cis- and heteronormativity — Bhupie Dulay, Graeme Sampson, Stefanie Krasnow and Vikki Reynolds

Refusing to separate critique from respect — Kelsi Semeschuk

‘Some of us have a body that we need to adjust in order for them to be a good place to live’: Belonging, resting places and gender talents — Esben Esther Pirelli Benestad

A first person principle: Philosophical reflections on narrative practice within a mainstream psychiatric service for young people—Philippa Byers and David Newman

Companion piece — Angel Yuen

Moments to treasure: Narrative family therapy with trans children and cisgender parents — David Nylund

Travelling down the neuro-pathway: Narrative practice, neuroscience, bodies, emotions and the affective turn — David Denborough

Discovering the good man: Double story development with a survivor of repetitive ongoing trauma in immigration detention—Janet Pelly

Gender Group at Peak House: Making space beyond inclusion, resisting cis- and Heteronormativity A response – Kelsi Semeschuk

Non-binary Superpowers! A collaborative conversation between non-binary youth in Adelaide, South Australia, and non-binary youth in Calgary, Alberta — Rosie Maeder and Tiffany Sostar

Reflections on narrative, neuroscience and social engagement — Karen Young

Adding letters to telephone counselling: A narrative response to frequent callers — Daniela Schon

Reflections on narrative, neuroscience and social engagement — Gene Combs

She/he/they/ze/hir: Talking about pronouns and gendered language — Rosie Maeder, Tiffany Sostar and David Denborough

Working with young people in residential care in India: Uncovering stories of resistance—Maya Sen

Feelings, thinking and action as a coherent whole: A reflection on ‘Travelling down the neuro-pathway’ — Jill Freedman

Narrative practice and peer support — Hamilton Kennedy

Narrative therapy approaches in single-session trauma work — Amelia Batrouney

Narrative Walks—Chris Darmody

Living like playing: Working with online gamers from a narrative therapy perspective — Mehmet Dinc

Narrative practice and Intentional Peer Support — Hamilton Kennedy and Shery Mead

Narrative therapy, neuroscience and socio-emotional discourses: Comments — Tom Strong

A reflection on self-regulation and neuro-conceal — Emma van der Klift

Responding to grief and loss using therapeutic documents — Karen Esakin Mittet

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