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Popular Articles about Narrative Therapy / Community Work

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Introducing narrative therapy

1.	Commonly asked questions about narrative approaches to therapy, community work and psychosocial support	Collective paper
2.	What is narrative therapy? An easy-to-read introduction	by Alice Morgan
3.	Externalising: Commonly asked questions	by Maggie Carey & Shona Russell
4.	Current workshop notes (Updated 21st September 2005) * Externalising conversations exercise * Statement of position maps 1 & 2 * Therapeutic posture * Re-authoring conversations * Re-membering conversations * Definitional ceremony and outsider-witness * Attending to the consequences of trauma * Distinctions between traditional & modern power * Addressing personal failure	by Michael White

Selected articles from the
International Journal of Narrative Therapy & Community Work

5.	Therapist as host: Making my guests feel welcome	by Jodi Aman
6.	From isolation to community: Collaborating with children and families in times of crisis	by Elizabeth Buckley and Philip Decter
7.	Linking Stories and Initiatives: A narrative approach to working with the skills and knowledge of communities	by David Denborough, Carolyn Koolmatrie, Djapirri Mununggirritj, Djuwalpi Marika, Wayne Dhurrkay & Margaret Yunupingu.
8.	Telling our stories in ways that make us stronger	by Barbara Wingard
9.	Co-research: The making of alternative knowledge	by David Epston
10.	Collaborative representation: Narrative ideas in practice	by Sue Mann
11.	Narrandera Aboriginal Narrative Gathering The write-up of a community gathering that took place with the Narrandera Koori (Aboriginal) Community in April 2001 and documentation of the follow-up to this gathering. Also included are a number of songs that were written and recorded during the gathering.	Narrandera Koori Community Documented by David Denborough
12.	Making sense of illness narratives: Braiding theory, practice and the embodied life	by Kaethe Weingarten
13.	Dancing with death	by Lorraine Hedtke
14.	An institute of community participation Inspiring community work from the Latino community in California	by America Bracho

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Deconstructing Addiction League
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Other popular articles

16.	Community song-writing and narrative practice	A paper and songs by David Denborough. First published in Clinical Psychology Issue 17 September 2002
17.	African American experience and the healing of relationships From the book 'Family therapy: exploring the field's past, present and possible futures'	an interview with Kenneth V. Hardy

Translated articles about narrative practice

Terapia Narrativa: Portuguese translation of first two chapters of the book 'What is Narrative Therapy? An easy-to-read introduction'	by Alice Morgan
German translation of first four chapters of the book 'What is Narrative Therapy? An easy-to-read introduction'	by Alice Morgan Translated by Gitta Lieberherr www.narrative.ch
Greek translation of an interview with Michael White 'Direction and Discovery: a conversation about power and politics in narrative therapy'	Interview of Michael White by Michael Hoyt and Jeff Zimmerman. Translated by Nina Xenou Gabrieli
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