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Playful Approaches to Serious Problems is now available in Chinese, Spanish, and German. Click on boook for more info.

BOOKS OF NOTE FROM AUTHORS WE LOVE: LAUNCH OF 'DOWN UNDER AND UP OVER: TRAVELS WITH NARRATIVE THERAPY'- A NEW BOOK BY DAVID EPSTON AFT PUBLISHING, WARRINGTON, UNITED KINGDOM. EDITED BY BARRY BOWEN. Several years ago, David was commissioned by the Association of Family Therapy(United Kingdom) to prepare a manuscript for a book. This was to include two halves, one of which came to be known as 'down under' and the other 'up over'. The first half of the book(Chapters 1 to 6) draws upon many papers David has published over the years in Australia and New Zealand(or down under) that very likely were unread in the United Kingdom. The papers included range from 'In memory of Hayden(Hatu) Barlow 1973-1995' which was first published by Dulwich Centre Press in his 'Collected Papers'(1989). Others chapters are drawn from the now out of print- Gecko- a Journal of Deconstruction and Narrative Ideas(1997, 1998), Narrative Network News(Melbourne)(2003), Aotearoa New Zealand Social Work Review(2004) and most recently, the International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work(2006). The rest of the chapters(7-11) were exclusively prepared for publication 'up over' in this text. These chapters include wide ranging approaches to intractable bed wetting problems of teenagers, seemingly intractable and dangerous sibling disputes, the common but difficult problem of stealing and more specifically lifelong shop lifting and a version of a Plenary address delivered before the Australian New Zealand Academy of Eating Disorders in Adelaide(2006). Each and every chapter features David's unique and at times scintillating ways of going about his 'practice' of narrative therapy. Down Under and Up Over(2008) is now available through www.narrativebooks.com at the reduced price of $30US(compare amazon.com at $39US). Biting the Hand That Starves You: Inspiring Resistance to Anorexia/Bulimia by Richard Maisel, David Epston, Alisa Borden   Johnella Bird: New Supervision Book and CD's Available!   Re-authoring Teaching: Creating a collaboratory by Peggy Sax Foreword by David Epston Read the commentary Responding to Re-Authoring Teaching visit: reauthoringteaching.com Read about Terapia Narrativa by Marta Campillo Reseña de libro en español

La terapia narrativa implica a toda la familia y especialmente a los niños, pues respeta su lenguaje singular, sus recursos para la resolución de problemas y su concepción del mundo. Cuando los adultos hablan con seriedad y centrándose en el análisis de los problemas es probable que los niños pierdan interés. Los autores de este libro se preguntan: ¿es posible jugar y conservar el sentido del humor mientras se abordan con eficacia situaciones angustiosas, alarmantes o peligrosas? ¿Cómo podemos invitar a los niños y a sus familias a aportar sus recursos imaginativos y creativos para llegar a comprender la complejidad sociocultural de los problemas? Los ejemplos de casos reales llenan el libro desde las primeras páginas. Y así, el lector puede llegar a descubrir que niños a los que se podría catalogar de beligerantes, hiperactivos, ansiosos o fuera de la realidad son capaces de reprimir su mal genio, controlar su frustración, afrontar sus miedos y emplear al máximo su imaginación. De este modo, la terapia narrativa --una terapia realista, alentadora, pragmática y divertida-- anima a los niños y a sus familias a utilizar recursos hasta ahora menospreciados para solucionar los problemas con que deben enfrentarse. Gracias a este libro, terapeutas, padres, profesores y cualquier persona que se dedique a trabajar con niños podrán descubrir nuevas formas de mejorar sus ideas de las maneras más inesperadas, pero también más esclarecedoras. CHINESE EDITION Living Psychology Publishers Phone : 011-886-02-2218-8811 Fax: 011-886-02-2363-7110 E-mail: sales@lppc.com.tw Website: http://www.lppc.com.tw Click on logos to search these sites   PUBLISHERS WE LOVE: How to contact Dulwich Centre Publications BOOKS!! New Zealander's: Click here for discounted prices from Epston Important Books! Yaletown Family Therapy Publications

 

Narrative therapy introduced: Narrative Means to Therapeutic Ends. Michael White & David Epston
Experience, Contradiction, Narrative and Imagination David Epston and Michael White, 1992
"Catching up" with David Epston: A Collection of Narrative Practice-based Papers 1991-1996 David Epston, 1998
Narrative Therapy: The social construction of preferred realities. Jill Freedman & Gene Coombs
If Problems Talked. Jeffery Zimmerman & Victoria Dickerson
A Different Story: The Rise of Narrative in Psychotherapy by C. Christian Beels
Narrative therapy with children: Playful Approaches to Serious Problems: Narrative therapy with children and their families. Jennifer Freeman, David Epston & Dean Lobovits German snd Spanish editions available!
Treating Huckleberry Finn : A New Narrative Approach to Working With Kids Diagnosed ADD/ADHD by David Nylund
Narrative Therapies with Children and Adolescents. Craig Smith & David Nylund Eds.
'Counseling Youth: Foucault, Power and the Ethics of Subjectivity' by Tina Besley	The first book in school counseling to provide a comprehensive introduction to the thought of Michel Foucault and his significance for understanding youth as the subject of counseling, the moral constitution of youth, professional ethics, and the new mode of narrative therapy.
Narrative therapy with various populations: Narrative Therapy in Practice: The archeaology of hope. by Gerald Monk, John Winslade, et. al.
Biting the Hand That Starves You: Inspiring Resistance to Anorexia/Bulimia by Richard Maisel, David Epston, Alisa Borden
Narrative Mediation : A New Approach to Conflict Resolution by Gerald Monk, John Winslade
Collaborative Therapy with Multi-Stressed Families: From Old Problems to New Futures by William C. Madsen, Michael P. Nichols (Editor)
Narrative Counseling in Schools : Powerful & Brief (Practical Skills for Counselors) by John Winslade, Gerald Monk
Narrative Means to Sober Ends : Treating Addiction and Its Aftermath by Jonathan Diamond, David C. Treadway (Foreword)
Narrative Solutions in Brief Therapy (Guilford Family Therapy Series) Joseph B. Eron, Thomas W. Lund Buy it in paperback
Recreating Partnership: A Solution-Oriented, Collaborative Approach to Couples Therapy Phillip Ziegler, Tobey Hiller
Narrative therapy with somatic problems: The Body Speaks : Therapeutic Dialogues for Mind-Body Problems James L. Griffith Melissa Elliott Griffith
A survey of "dialogic" approaches: The New Language of Change. Steven Friedman Ed.
Therapeutic Conversations. Stephen Gilligan and Reese Price
The uses of reflecting teams: The Reflecting Team in Action Steven Friedman Ed.
Constructions of Disorder : Meaning-Making Frameworks for Psychotherapy by Robert A. Neimeyer (Editor), Jonathan D. Raskin (Editor)
Yaletown Family Therapy Publication Praxis: Situating Discourse, Feminism & Politics, in Narrative Therapies Edited by Stephen Madigan and Ian Law To Order: Email: info@yaletownfamilytherapy.com Call toll free: 888-684-8244, Call Vancouver B.C.: 604-688-7860, or Fax: 604-688-7865	Click book for more info!

 

 

 

 

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