The term narrative implies listening to and telling or retelling stories about people and the problems in their lives. In the face of serious and sometimes potentially deadly problems, the idea of hearing or telling stories may seem a trivial pursuit. It is hard to believe that conversations can shape new realities. But they do. The bridges of meaning we build with others help healing developments flourish instead of wither and be forgotten. Language can shape events into narratives of hope.

This page is an intro to narrative therapy with children and their families.

This page is a useful academic introduction to narrative therapy

This page introduces you to the Archives of Resistance

This page anticipates the most FAQs about narrative therapy and practice.