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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.

Uncovering Bulimia’s demanding voice: Challenges from a narrative therapist’s perspective— Kassandra Pedersen

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

Words from the brink of the chasm: Poetic, bibliotherapeutic writing in narrative therapy – the use of literary texts and the discovery of preferred stories— Michal Simchon

‘Our story of suffering and surviving’: Intergenerational double-story development with people from refugee backgrounds— Emma Preece Boyd

All my relations: Re-membering and honouring those who come before and after us— Angela Voght

Children, Trauma and Subordinate Storyline Development— Michael White

Collective Narrative Practice with Rape Victims in the Chinese Society of Hong Kong— Suet Lin (Shirley) Hung

Collective narrative practice with young people with Aspergers Syndrome who have experienced bullying— Kit Hung (Chris) Tse

Finding the ‘voice’ to speak: Women and men talk about relationships— Dion Anderson, Bea Edwards, Mark Hammersley, Marnie Sather and Greg Smith

Gender Group at Peak House: Making space beyond inclusion, resisting cis- and heteronormativity — Bhupie Dulay, Graeme Sampson, Stefanie Krasnow and Vikki Reynolds

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

Holding our heads up: We have lost loved ones to suicide and want to share stories not stigma A resource for families who have lost loved ones to suicide Compiled— Marnie Sather and David Newman

Hopeful conversations about voice hearing— Chris Dolman & Michael Spurrier

I will keep your secret: Ijoro Ribara Uwariraye Kandi Ntamvura Idahita – From psychological suffering to recovery in Rwanda — Chaste Urihoweye

Introducing Narrative Psychiatry: Narrative Approaches to Initial Psychiatric Consultations— SuEllen Hamkins

Inviting paranoia to the table— Amanda Worrall and June

Journey metaphors— Michael White

Living in stories: Embodiment in therapy through liturgical practice— Chad Loftis

Narrative conversations alongside Interpreters: A locally-grown outsider-witnessing practice— Poh Lin Lee

Narrative Maps of Practice: Proposals for the Deconstructing Addiction League— Anthony C.

Re-contextualising conversations and rich story development— Chris Dolman

Reclaiming imagination from fear— Jane Hutton

Reconstructing Life Journeys: Group Work with Young Women Who Experience Mental Illness— Little Lit Siu-wai

Refusing to separate critique from respect — Kelsi Semeschuk

Talking about sex: Narrative approaches to discussing sex life in therapy— Ron Findlay

Telling our stories in ways that make us stronger: a narrative therapy and community workshop for First Nations workers (5 days) August 30th – September 3rd 2021, Cairns

The whiteboard as a co-therapist: Narrative conversations in a generalist counselling setting— Lesley Grant & Rowena Usher

The ‘Mighty Oak’: Using the ‘Tree of Life’ methodology as a gateway to the other maps of narrative practice— Janelle Dickson

These are not Ordinary Lives. The Report of a Mental Health Community Gathering

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