In the Midst of Invention
This section of the journal is dedicated to innovative papers that focus on practices and ideas that are in the very midst of invention. It is our hope that author/innovators will use this space to give readers an account of how it is that they are extending contemporary narrative therapy practices and ideas by taking them into novel contexts and territories. We are hopeful that such accounts will: (1) tell the story of the ‘moment of invention’ that propelled them to take up narrative practices and ideas in ways that they would not have otherwise considered, (2) provide a description of their particular innovation of narrative therapy practices and ideas, (3) offer a brief report of promising outcomes, and (4) explore the unexplored by inviting others to consider ways to extend this practice into new and uncharted territories.
Papers from JNFT Release 2, 2017
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Brown, M., Carlson, T.S. & Epston, D., (2017). Miranda Returns. Journal of Narrative Family Therapy, 2, 35-46.
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Frank, A.W. (2017). Notes on Socio-narratology and Narrative Therapy. Journal of Narrative Family Therapy, 2, 3-19.
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Heath, T., Rowan Ramsey, L.R., Ocampo-Gomez, F. (2017). Lessons From Lucy: Reunion Questions, Creating Time Portals, and Helping People Witness Themselves in Narrative Therapy. Journal of Narrative Family Therapy, 2, 20-34.
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Papers from JNFT Release 1, 2017
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Carlson, T.S. & Epston, D., (2017). Insider Witnessing Practices: Performing Hope and Beauty in Narrative Therapy: Part One. Journal of Narrative Family Therapy, 1, 4-18.
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Carlson, T.S. & Epston, D., (2017). Insider Witnessing Practices: Performing Hope and Beauty in Narrative Therapy: Part Two. Journal of Narrative Family Therapy, 1, 19-39.
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Carlson, T.S. & Epston, D., (2017). Insider Witnessing Practices: Performing Hope and Beauty in Narrative Therapy: Part Three: Miranda: A Fighting Spirit's Journey to Self-Compassion. Journal of Narrative Family Therapy, 1, 40-55.
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