Letters to Children in Family Therapy
A Narrative Approach
Torben Marner
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2000, 216mm x 138mm / 8.5in x 5.5in, 112pp
ISBN: 978-1-85302-894-6, BIC 2: JKSB
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Introduction. Part One: My Point of Departure: The Works of Michael White and David Epston. Theory of Narrative Therapy. 1. Source of inspiration: Gregory Bateson. 2. Source of inspiration: Michel Foucault. 3. Source of inspiration: Narratology. Part Two: The Practice of Narrative Therapy. 4. Guidelines for the initial externalising dialogue. 5. Recruiting allies. 6. Registration of victories and defeats. 7. Celebration of success and advice to other children. Part Three: Letter-writing in Therapy. 8. The making of therapeutic letters. 9. Letters to, from and between children in family therapy. 10. My Epstonian letter. Part Four: Case Histories Told through Sequences of Letters. References.
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