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- Editorial — Kristina Lainson
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- Companion piece — Angel Yuen
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- Narrative Walks—Chris Darmody
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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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