Narrative Practice: Continuing the Conversations

Clean, tight, unmarked; absolute minimal wear; appears unread; White's social, political, and ethical concerns were formative of his therapeutic approach, and he explores each of them, eloquently and in detail, with regard to topics near and dear to the psychotherapeutic world: the effects of modern power, turning points in therapy, personal and community ethics, countertransference, resistance, rich story development, and therapist responsibility. He offers wisdom on particular therapeutic challenges as well, advocating for narrative responses to perpetrators of violence, survivors of trauma, those suffering from anorexia, families who have lost loved ones to suicide, and couples in therapy. With additional material from Cheryl White, Narrative Practice is a rich and unique resource for clinicians who wish to critically examine their approach to therapy, or learn about the transformative power and practical applications of narrative therapy.