In many ways, the history of psychotherapy is the history of the development of camps or
tribes that often have little that is pleasant to say to each other. Lewis et al.(2000) express …

Psychotherapy, a central social space for remembering, has from its inception centred upon
the healing and integrative power of putting experience into words and narrative forms of …

The man jumps over a high white fence and hits the ground running. Not far behind is
another man, wielding a gun. Frantic, breathless, eyes popping, he runs, ducks and then …

In dynamic psychotherapies, people work to address troubling thoughts, actions, and
feelings by talking about themselves and their experiences. How can such talk ameliorate …

This chapter provides the breadth of literature on narrative therapy and trauma. The
experience of acquired brain injury is a trauma that can erase a sense of self and a sense of …

This chapter describes developments in narrative practice that support people to position
themselves preferredly in relation to the dilemmas and complexities of discourse, and …

Neuro-narrative therapy is another step in the direction of allowing ideas from interpersonal
neurobiology and affective neuroscience to influence narrative therapy practices. This …

Over the last decades, the significance of narrative practices has become recognized in a
broad spectrum of medical and clinical specialties. Narrative practices have been identified …

Researcher, clinician, teacher and lecturer, psychiatrist Bessel van der Kolk leads us on an
in-depth journey, revealing the many faces and intricacies of trauma and its diverse routes to …

This literature review examines the concept of body as home in terms of privilege versus
human right. This thesis is a literature review examining the repercussions of the …