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- 2002, 2002: Issue 3
- Narrative Ways of Working with Women Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse— Sue Mann and Shona Russell
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- The following practice-based paper describes narrative ways of working with women survivors of childhood sexual abuse. Through the paper, stories from women survivors are shared. The authors also make links between the work they are doing and a range of commitments informed by feminism and poststructuralism.
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- 2010, 2010: Issue 2
- Using Narrative Practices with Anxiety and Depression: Elevating Context, Joining People, and Collecting Insider-knowledges— David Newman
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- This paper, first delivered as a keynote address at the Reconnexion Annual National Anxiety and Depression Conference in Melbourne, May 2010, explores various narrative practices in responding to anxiety and depression: elevating context and externalising problems, linking people in the work, uncovering local and insider-knowledges, and documenting and archiving these knowledges, including using ‘living documents’ as collective therapeutic documents.
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- 2018, 2018: Issue 3
- Shifting ‘c.m.i.’ (cannot make it) to ‘Can Make I.T.’ (can make ideas together) through letter writing and exchange— Sharon Sng
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- This article describes the use of writing and exchanging letters to invite and strengthen people’s preferred stories of themselves, and to reduce the influence of a failure or ‘c.m.i.’ (cannot make it) identity. These double-storied letters articulate a person’s insider knowledge about responding to unhelpful expectations about achieving ‘success’ in life. The letter exchanges offer people opportunities for collective healing…
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- 2017, 2017: Issue 2
- Stories of hope and pride— Emma Cox
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- Pregnant women with negative identity conclusions often have their stories of hope and pride overshadowed by problem-saturated stories. Consequently, their stories of hope and pride remain unnoticed and untold. This paper describes how narrative practices can create space for these women’s stories of hope and pride to be noticed and richly told in ways that allow women to reconnect with…
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- 2015, 2015: Issue 3
- Linking Lives: Invitations to Clients to Write Letters to Clients— Julia Gerlitz
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- This article describes an innovative form of therapeutic letter writing in which clients are invited to write letters to each other, rather than the more traditional narrative practice of therapists writing letters to clients. Two clients who both struggle with chronic pain and caregiver stress are consulting with the same counsellor and begin to write therapeutic letters to each other…
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- 2010, 2010: Issue 2
- Privileging Insider-knowledges in the World of Autism— Courtney Olinger
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- Diagnoses of autism spectrum disorders (ASD) continue to rise. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) of the United States of America suggested in 2007 that 1 in 150 eight-year-olds in the US has autism. In 2009 the CDC prevalence rose to 1 in 110. With the rising number of diagnoses, more families are impacted. Unfortunately, discourses surrounding ASD…
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- 2014, 2014: Issue 1
- Ethnography, co-research and insider knowledges— David Epston
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- This piece revisits some of the intellectual histories of narrative practice, in particular the development of an ethnographic, co-research approach to working with families. By tracing the influence of anthropological and sociological thought on the development of what has become ‘narrative therapy’, this piece invites current practitioners to read beyond the boundaries of any professional field in order to generate…
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- 2002, 2002: Issue 4, Free articles
- Our country was saved by students from an interview with Lolo Mabitsela
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- This interview took place around the diningroom table at Lolo’s Guesthouse in Soweto. Cheryl White, Makungu Akinyela and David Denborough had the pleasure of staying with Lolo Mabitsela and speaking with her about her life and her career as a teacher in Soweto’s schools. Earlier in the same day, we had travelled through Soweto and visited the Hector Peterson Museum…
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- 2002, 2002: Issue 1, Free articles
- The complexities of forgiveness— Sharon Gollan
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- Extract: Some years ago I undertook a ritual of forgiveness in relation to the policeman who I held most responsible for the loss of my brother, Stephan, who died in police custody. In doing so I was influenced both by my Christian faith and also by my dad and brother, both of whom are no longer living. The ritual of…
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- 2002, 2002: Issue 1, Free articles
- A story for Dad and me— John William Jones
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- Extract: My father died on Australia Day, the 26th January 1999. I never want to say goodbye to the rich values and lessons that my father taught me about life. He taught me about our duty to reach out to others, especially those less able or in need. In his public life, he taught me about fairness, fair play and…
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- 2002, 2002: Issue 1, Free articles
- Embodying both oppressor and oppressed— Cathy Richardson
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- This piece is a result of an interview with and writing by Cathy Richardson. We approached Cathy in relation to this edition of the journal because of her perspective as a Metis woman with both European and Aboriginal heritage. When considering the issue of forgiveness, it seems important that the experiences of those with multiple cultural heritages are acknowledged and…
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