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Acknowledgements

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.

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

From Oppression, Resistance Grows— Holly Loveday

My Practice as Described by Those Who Consult Me— Marit E. Løkken

Narrative Ideas in the Field of Child Protection— Alison Knight & Rob Koch

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

The Journey of Healing: Using Narrative Therapy and Map-making to Respond to Child Abuse in South Africa— Ncazelo Ncube

Inviting paranoia to the table— Amanda Worrall and June

Re-contextualising conversations and rich story development— Chris Dolman

Using the ‘Failure Conversations Map’ with Couples Experiencing Fertility Problems— Razi Shachar

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

Stories of hope and pride— Emma Cox

Yahav’s Story: My Way of Living with Tourette’s— Ron Nasim

Consulting young people about living with cancer— Carolyn Ng

Exploring narrative group work for responding to burnout in novice teachers— Fan Lingli

‘Standing Together on a Riverbank’: Group Conversations about Sexual Abuse in Zimbabwe— Sipelile Kaseke

Narrative Explorations in Clinical Health Psychology— Rob Whittaker

Narrative Therapy with Young People: What Externalising Practice and Use of Letters Make Possible— Dave McGibbon

Reclaiming lives from sexual violence— Tim Donovan

Spreading the News: Coping Tricks from the Sickle Cell Clinic!— Sarah Lunn

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

Externalising Questions: A Micro-analytic Look at Their Use in Narrative Therapy— Tom Strong

Is This Sex Addiction?: Questioning ‘Sex Addiction’ in Therapeutic Counselling Conversations— Ash Rehn

Overcoming Overwhelming— Ross Hernandez

The Goodbye Feelings: Working with Children Living in Two homes – One with Mum and One with Dad— Carolyn Markey

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