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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.

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

Overeating as a Serious Problem and Foods as Real Good Friends: Revising the Relationship with Food and Self in Narrative Conversations— Angela Tsun on-Kee

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

Narrative Approaches to Supervision Consultations: Reflections and Options for Practice— Lincoln Simmonds

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

Creating an Alternative Pathway through the Criminal Justice System: Enabling Alternative Stories to Be Heard— Kate Hannan

Discovering the good man: Double story development with a survivor of repetitive ongoing trauma in immigration detention—Janet Pelly

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

Troublemaker Cards: Promoting the language of responsibility and prevention in men’s domestic violence— Ryan Greenwell

Expanding the landscape: Narrative practice in rehabilitation services for adults affected by intellectual disability in Hong Kong— Ocean Hung

Explorations with the written word in an inpatient mental health unit for young people— David Newman

Narrative Explorations in Clinical Health Psychology— Rob Whittaker

Re-authoring: Some Answers to Commonly Asked Questions— compiled by Maggie Carey & Shona Russell

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

Dancing Our Own Steps: A Queer Families’ Project— Kath Reid

Letter writing in two contexts: Facilitating stories of resistance— Renee Butler

Letter Writing: Possibilities and Practice— Susan Stevens

Examining Discourse When Talking with Women— Shona Russell

Working with People Who Are Suffering the Consequences of Multiple Trauma: A Narrative Perspective— Michael White

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