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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.

Narrative group supervision in mainland China: A collaborative and re-authoring journey — Tsun On-kee Angela

Narrative practice and community assignments — Michael White

Political Dictionary for the field of narrative practice — David Denborough

Using experiential environmental projects to engage unemployed young people and their parents — Hiu Ying (Queena) Chan

‘There is more to me’: Creating preferred identity report cards at school — Tarn Kaldor

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

Addressing Sex in Narrative Therapy: Talking with Heterosexual Couples about Sex, Bodies, and Relationships— Yael Gershoni, Saviona Cramer & Tali Gogol-Ostrowsky

Bringing our gaze to perinatal depression— Amanda Worrall

Children, Parents and Mental Health— The Dulwich Centre

Conversations with Divorced Parents: Disarming the Conflict and Developing Skills of Collaboration— Anne Kathrine Løge

Creating ripples: Fostering collective healing from and resistance to sexual violence through friendships— Michelle Dang

Establishing Non-criminal Records— Eileen Hurley

Exploring feminist narrative practice and ethics in a school setting— Carolyn Markey

From Oppression, Resistance Grows— Holly Loveday

Intergenerational narrative practice in response to intergenerational trauma—Saviona Cramer

Journeys of faith, strength and persistence: Stories of new arrival Afghan mothers — Fariba Drokhshan Ahmadi

Just Girls: Conversations on resistance, social justice and the mental health struggles of women — Shelja Sen

My meeting place: Re-arming ourselves with cultural knowledge, spirituality and community connectedness— Vanessa Davis

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

Parent–teen conflict dissolution— Ninetta Tavano

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

Popular Culture Texts and Young People: Making Meaning, Honouring Resistance, and Becoming Harry Potter— Julie Tilsen & David Nylund

Responding to grief and loss in the context of COVID-19: A story from India — Maya Sen with Anwesha

The garden metaphor — Beata Mukarusanga

The Narratives of Love: Addressing the Issue of Love in a Therapeutic Context— Elena Smith

Towards a decolonising practice: A non-Aboriginal worker finding meaningful ways to work in an Aboriginal context— Grace Drahm

Turning the Spotlight Back on the Normalising Gaze— Jane Hutton

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

A Letter to Robyn: Explorations of the Written Word in Therapeutic Practice— Mandy Pentecost

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