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This paper describes the thinking that informs the definitional ceremony structures of narrative therapy. First published in Gecko: journal of deconstruction and narrative ideas in therapeutic practice

Categories: Downloadable, Free articles Tags: acknowledgment, audience, Barbara Myerhoff, definitional ceremony, katharsis, Michael White, outsider-witness, post-structuralism, reflecting teams

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