Explorations of the absent but implicit Page 1 THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF NARRATIVE
THERAPY AND COMMUNITY WORK 2012 No. 4 www.dulwichcentre.com.au 01 AUTHOR JILL …

This paper examines psychotherapists' interventions that have the potential to set off
processes of change. Analyzing data from six complete short-term therapies …

Although emotions are often seen as key to maintaining rapport between speech–language
pathologists and their clients, they are often neglected in the research and clinical literature …

Rapport and cooperation are key features of many clinical interactions including those of
speech-language pathologists (SLPs) and clients. A desirable by-product of rapport can be …

This paper is focused on therapeutic work that includes spoken conversations and written
conversations. The author views both the spoken and written conversations as part of the …

This study investigates how processes of disablement may be part of sequentially organized
teaching/learning actions in therapeutic activities. Employing Membership Categorization …

Talking topically, as it is understood intuitively and evoked metadiscursively, requires
constructing an intersubjective orientation to talk that must be continually renewed. Analysis …

Counterviewing Injurious Speech Acts: Destabilising Eight Conversational Habits of Highly
Effective Problems Page 1 The International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work …

Based on the conversation analysis of 70 audio-recorded psychotherapy sessions, this
article analyzes sequences of talk in which therapists disagree with clients' descriptions of …

This thesis is an investigation of talk in a therapeutic setting. It takes discursive psychology
as the main influence theoretically, and also draws on the rigorous analytical techniques of …