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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.

Children, children’s culture and therapy — Michael White

It Takes a Team: A collective narrative project involving young people with chronic health concerns and their families — David Denborough, Evelyn Culnana, Rebecca Peters, Tim Demos, Pam Rycroft and Glenda Fredman

Narrative Therapy with Children and their Families — Michael White & Alice Morgan

Wet beds in times of trouble: Narrative therapy, trauma and enuresis — Dulwich Centre Foundation, Sue Mitchell

A Child’s Voice: Narrative Family Therapy— Lisa Johnson

Bedwetting in times of trouble: Narrative therapy, enuresis and trauma— Sue Mitchell with illustrations from Julienne Beasley

Children, Parents and Mental Health— The Dulwich Centre

Discovering Children’s Responses to Trauma: A Response-based Narrative Practice— Angel Yuen

From Isolation to Community: Collaborating with Children and Families in Times of Crisis— Elizabeth Buckley and Philip Decter

Sharing Stories: The Work of an Experience Consultant— Ellen Walnum

What the Wildman, the Dragon-Arguing Monster and Camellia the Chameleon taught me about externalising conversations— Maggie Carey

Children, Trauma and Subordinate Storyline Development— Michael White

Conversations with Children with Disabilities and Their Mothers— Maksuda Begum

Growing up with Parents with Mental Health Difficulties— Ruth Pluznick and Natasha Kis-Sines

Picturing stories: Drawings in narrative family therapy with children— Anik Serneels

The Story Kitchen in Nepal: Igniting and building the courage for justice – a reponse to Adelite Mukamana — Jaya Luintel

We don’t give up: Developing family and community responses to adolescent-to-parent violence— Ben Shannahan

From print to e-books in therapeutic story writing: A mother’s tale— Nikki Evans

Linking Families Together: Narrative Conversations with Children, Adolescents, and Their Families— Jodi Aman

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

Talking with Mothers and Children: An Intake Questionnaire

Games, activities and narrative practice: Enabling sparks to emerge in conversations with children and young people who have experienced hard times — Serge Nyirinkwaya

That’s the Question: Using Questions to Help Parents to Get to Know Their Children and Allay Anxiety and Anger— Darylle Levenbach

Transforming Tragedy: Making New Family— Jeannette Samper

Using Narrative Approaches with a Young Girl in India— Kalyani Vishwanatha & Uma Hirisave

Gathering Stories About Growing Up with a Parent with Mental Health Difficulties— Shona Russell

Haunting from the Future: A Congenial Approach to Parent-children Conflicts— David Epston, Cherelyn Lakusta, and Karl Tomm

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

Stuttering therapy when the problem isn’t stuttering: Using narrative practices in a fluency-centric society— Voon Pang

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

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