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- 2012, 2012: Issue 2
- Talking about sex: Narrative approaches to discussing sex life in therapy— Ron Findlay
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- How do we discuss sex issues in therapy with a narrative and post-structuralist, postcolonial approach? This paper discusses the ethics and practices of narrative approaches to talking about sex in therapy. It discusses ways to reduce the influence of shame and embarrassment, promote local knowledge and skills, and to minimise the impact of the gender and sexuality of the therapist.
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- 2015, 2015: Issue 2
- Naming problems as political action— Ron Findlay
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- There is no ‘Political Practices in Therapy Hall of Fame’ but it can be fun to imagine one. If so, which narrative therapy practices might we propose for membership and why? This piece explores a few of the author’s favourite candidates which relate to naming problems in externalising conversations. This piece also emphasises how ‘therapeutic’ narrative practices are ‘political practices’.
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- 2016, 2016: Issue 3
- Narrative dream analysis? Towards a narrative therapy response to acknowledging people’s responses in dreams— Ron Findlay
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- This article starts with a brief overview and critique of classic dream analysis, then follows with a review of a sample of published narrative therapy approaches to dream analysis and working with dreams. He then outlines another possible approach focussing on attending to unique outcomes, initiatives, and responses in dreams already occurred.
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