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- 2012, 2012: Issue 3
- Opening up the counselling room: The joining of stories as a political act— Renee Handsaker
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- This paper will focus on my endeavour to ‘open up’ the counselling room by initiating a conversation between two young women I was meeting with for individual counselling. The conversation that commenced between these two young women took the form of letters that were constructed from transcripts of our recorded conversations. I will discuss some of the ideas that underpinned…
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- 2002, 2002: Issue 2
- We are making history now— Vanessa McAdams-Mahmoud
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- Working as a psychotherapist at Spelman College, each day I hear stories from young African-American women and their partners, friends and families. These are stories about every conceivable issue and experience. I am able to share in the happiness and joys of these young women's lives as well as witness stories of sadness and confusion.
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- 2003, 2003: Issue 3
- Narrative Groupwork with Young Women – and Their Mobile Phones— Judith Milner
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- This paper describes part of a narrative project with a small group of fourteen/fifteenyear-old young women attending a pupil referral unit following their exclusion from mainstream schooling. Narrative therapy promotes the idea of engaging with the experiences and meaning of people in whichever way or shape the expression of this meaning occurs. In this instance it involved a deliberate decision…
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- 2006, 2006: Issue 1
- Taking a Journey with Young Women Who Are Subjected to Sexual Abuse within Families— Delphine YAU Cheuk-wai
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- For many years in my work setting, I have been responding to young women who have been subjected to sexual abuse. One challenge for me is how to respond to the effects of abuse in these young women's lives in ways that are not pathologizing or re-traumatizing. Apart from addressing the direct effects of the abuse, another challenge in therapy…
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- 2017, 2017: Issue 3
- Tree of Life with young Muslim women in Australia— Ola Elhassan and Lobna Yassine
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- This paper explores how the Tree of Life was re-created and adapted for a group of young Muslim women living in Sydney, Australia. Blossomed from these conversations was the nourishing source offered from trees, and from the Islamic faith. Reconciling these two sources led to an uncovering of ‘survival skills’ that the young women draw on to resist the struggles…
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- 2006, 2006: Issue 1
- Loss and Letters— Alex Millham and Natalie Banks
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- This paper consists of two letters. The first letter is from a therapist to a young woman consulting her about her experience of the therapy sessions they had shared together. The second letter is the young woman’s response. It is hoped that these letters will provide other therapists with ideas for working with young women around issues of loss and…
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- 2010, 2010: Issue 3
- The Interplay of Substance Misuse and Disordered Eating Practices in the Lives of Young Women— Christine Dennstedt
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- Many young women struggle with problems of substance misuse and disordered eating practices. However, programs and ways of working when both issues are present are not common. This article explores the similarities and interplays of substance misuse and disordered eating, drawing on interviews with young women, and discusses some implications for therapy and residential programs.
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- 2006, 2006: Issue 1
- Turning Depression on Its Head: Employing Creativity to Map Out and Externalise Depression in Conversations with Young Women— Sarah Penwarden
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- This paper explores the counter-effects of creativity on depression, and gives an example of creative narrative therapy strategies in externalising and storying depression in conversations with young women at a New Zealand high school.
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