JCNT Archive by Release
JCNT May 2021
p. 1 Editor's Note
p. 2. Inspiring Believed-in-Hope as an Ethical Position: Vicarious Resistance & Justice-Doing by Vikki Reynolds, Riel Dupuis- Rossi & Travis Heath
p. 19. Mattering as the Heart of Health and Human Services by William Madsen, Beth Root, and Nina Tejs Jørring
p. 32. On Ferocious and Gentle Correspondence Between a Rebel Woman and Worry by Chelsey Morton
p. 1 Editor's Note
p. 2. Inspiring Believed-in-Hope as an Ethical Position: Vicarious Resistance & Justice-Doing by Vikki Reynolds, Riel Dupuis- Rossi & Travis Heath
p. 19. Mattering as the Heart of Health and Human Services by William Madsen, Beth Root, and Nina Tejs Jørring
p. 32. On Ferocious and Gentle Correspondence Between a Rebel Woman and Worry by Chelsey Morton
JCNT Release March 2021
p. 1 Editor's Note
p. 3 Secret Passages to Gardens: Doorways to Territories of Justice and Healing- Tiffany Saxton
p. 4 The Practice of Love in Palliative Care- Susan Crozier
p. 20 The Politics of Saying Hullo Again- Helene Grau Kristensen
p. 38 Healing Conversations: Giving Value to the Life of a Person who Died by Suicide- Linda Moxley-Haegert, co- written with Mandy and Brian
p. 58 Narrative Therapy with Someone Experiencing Significant Loss and Grief: An Illustration with Reflections on Practice- Sasha McAllum Pilkington
p. 1 Editor's Note
p. 3 Secret Passages to Gardens: Doorways to Territories of Justice and Healing- Tiffany Saxton
p. 4 The Practice of Love in Palliative Care- Susan Crozier
p. 20 The Politics of Saying Hullo Again- Helene Grau Kristensen
p. 38 Healing Conversations: Giving Value to the Life of a Person who Died by Suicide- Linda Moxley-Haegert, co- written with Mandy and Brian
p. 58 Narrative Therapy with Someone Experiencing Significant Loss and Grief: An Illustration with Reflections on Practice- Sasha McAllum Pilkington
JCNT Release- December 2020
p. 1 Editor's Note
p. 3 Spoken Word Publication- A hope for intimate liberation: Activism in the therapy room- Sacha Médiné
p. 4 Internalized Other Questioning with Couples: The New Zealand Version- David Epston
p. 15 Toward a Theory of Relational Accountability in Intimate Relationships- Tom Stone Carlson and Amanda Haire
p. 43 “Love is Not Dead, Not Yet:” Couple’s Therapy For Times of Unlove- Intimate Witnessing in Narrative Couple’s Therapy- Sanni Paljakka and Tom Stone Carlson
p. 1 Editor's Note
p. 3 Spoken Word Publication- A hope for intimate liberation: Activism in the therapy room- Sacha Médiné
p. 4 Internalized Other Questioning with Couples: The New Zealand Version- David Epston
p. 15 Toward a Theory of Relational Accountability in Intimate Relationships- Tom Stone Carlson and Amanda Haire
p. 43 “Love is Not Dead, Not Yet:” Couple’s Therapy For Times of Unlove- Intimate Witnessing in Narrative Couple’s Therapy- Sanni Paljakka and Tom Stone Carlson
JCNT Release- September 2020
p. 1 Editor's Note
p. 2. Spoken Word Publication- Adorning Black Bodies: Race Narrative Therapy in Black Hair Care Spaces- Afiya Mbilishaka, Ph.D.
p. 4. What’s So Narrative About Narrative Therapy? Sanni Paljakka, M.Sc.
p. 25. How Michael White Came Up with the Idea of Externalization: An Educated Guess. David Epston
p. 1 Editor's Note
p. 2. Spoken Word Publication- Adorning Black Bodies: Race Narrative Therapy in Black Hair Care Spaces- Afiya Mbilishaka, Ph.D.
p. 4. What’s So Narrative About Narrative Therapy? Sanni Paljakka, M.Sc.
p. 25. How Michael White Came Up with the Idea of Externalization: An Educated Guess. David Epston
JCNT Release July 2020
p. 1 Editor's Note
p. 2 Spoken Word Publication- On Fugitive Planning, Solidarity, and Co-Struggle: Towards an Abolitionist Narrative Therapy- Dr. Travis Heath
p. 4. On the Necessity of Adventure: Toward a Contemporary Narrative Therapy- David Epston
p. 1 Editor's Note
p. 2 Spoken Word Publication- On Fugitive Planning, Solidarity, and Co-Struggle: Towards an Abolitionist Narrative Therapy- Dr. Travis Heath
p. 4. On the Necessity of Adventure: Toward a Contemporary Narrative Therapy- David Epston
JCNT April Release 2020- Special Release on Insider Witnessing Practices
p. 1 Introduction by David Epston
p. 6 Who is the Outsider in Insider and Outsider Witnessing Practices? Tom Stone Carlson
p. 16 What is a Good Story and How do we Tell One? Tom Stone Carlson
p. 38 Questions for Preparing for an Insider Witnessing Interview- Sanni Paljakka & Tom Stone Carlson
p. 47 On Lions, Fish, Birds, and Other Moral Characters or: What is a Counterstory and What Does it Counter?
Sanni Paljakka & Zhen Zheng
p. 85 The View from the Top of the World- Tiffany Saxton
p. 102 “Render the Tacit Tangible” Or: How Insider Witnessing Practices Address Power by Raising the Means to Speak-
Sanni Paljakka & Malidi Hause
p. 136 Insider Witnessing Practices as a Two-Way Account of Therapy: A Gift Exchange- Loree Stout
p. 152 Observations on the real effects of Insider Witnessing In our clients’ words- Sanni Paljakka, Tiffany Saxton, Loree Stout, & Tom Stone Carlson
p. 166 Insider Witnessing Practices, Trauma, and Neuro-Affectional Reauthoring- Jeff Zimmerman & Tom Stone Carlson
p. 206 The coming together of the LA Insider Witnessing Team- Larry Zucker, Michelle Chong, & the LA Team
p. 221 Norway IWP Team- Andreas Breden & Julie
JNFT Decemeber 2019- Special French Release
- Narrative Francophone Countries by Catherine Mengelle
- Toward an Epistomology of Equity: The Fair Trade of Narrative Minds Across Boundaries of Language by David Epston
- Enchanting our Practices: A Narrative Approach with Children by Charlie Crettenand
- Little Steps Toward Letting the Legacy Live: Fine Traces of Life to Accompany Families Grieving the Death of a Child by Linda Moxley-Haegert & Carlin Moxley-Haegert
- Telling another Possible Story: A Conversation with Dina Scherrer by Dina Scherrer & David Epston
JNFT April 2019 Release
- Re-imagining narrative therapy: An ecology of magic and mystery for the maverick in the age of branding by David Epston
- Respectful letters for aggressive voices: Max’s story by Christoffer Haugaard & Max
- Sitting through it with the voices: Victoria’s story by Christoffer Haugaard & Victoria
- The road to co-research by Christoffer Haugaard
- Have we seen the last chapter in narrative and therapy? Redux by Marko Turner
JNFT Release 1, 2019: Part Two Special Release on Co-Research
- A brief welcome to Part Two on Co-Research
- Exposing perfectionism: Part one of a co-research story conversation by Victoria, Chloe, Lona, & David Epston
- Exposing perfectionism: Part two of a co-research story conversation by Victoria, Chloe, Lona, & David Epston
- A forward and backward look on co-research by Victoria Marsden
JNFT Release 4, 2018: Part One Special Release on Co-Research
- A friendly invitation to this Special Release on Co-Research by David Epston
- Converting moral outrage to moral stamina: A co-research conversation between Julie King and David Epston
- Conviction you can reclaim: A co-research approach to re-voicing the wisdom of hindsight
- Judy’s testimony (aged 30), Circa 1994, Auckland, New Zealand
- Her name was pain: A poem by Sophie
JNFT Special Release- Therapeutic Documents
- Introduction by David Epston about this Special Release
- My Romance with Narrative Letters: Counter-storying Through Letter Writing- Kay Ingamells
- Writing Narrative Therapeutic Letters: Gathering, Recording and Performing Lost Stories- Sasha Pilkington
- A House of Good Words: A prologue to the practice of writing poems as therapeutic documents- Sanni Paljakka
JNFT Release 1, 2018
- In Pursuit of Goodness: Dignity and Moral Character in Narrative Therapy- David Epston
- Politics of Knowledge- David Marsten, David Epston, and Lisa Johnson
- A fair-trade translation of David Epston in Tokyo: Reminiscing about the vision-clouding typhoonSumie Ishikawa
JNFT Release 2, 2017
- Miranda Returns- Miranda Brown & Tom Carlson
- Notes on Socio-narratology and Narrative Therapy- Arthur Frank
- Lessons From Lucy: Reunion Questions, Creating Time Portals, and Helping People Witness Themselves in Narrative Therapy- Heath, T., Rowan Ramsey, L.R., Ocampo-Gomez, F. (2017).
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JNFT Release 1, 2017
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