Respond to the Narrative Therapy provocative questions
Respond to the Narrative Therapy provocative questions aligned with weekly content through submitting a 100-150 word
Week 1
This week will provide a rich introduction to Narrative Therapy……some of the background, philosophy & underpinning principles. It will start to explore the actual process & interventions……
Once you’ve read & reviewed this content – please contribute to the discussion by posting your honest initial responses & reactions to this content. For some of you this will be familiar, but for others this style of therapy is markedly different from other more traditional models….
Week 2
This week you’ll review content regarding – actual stories & narratives & how profound they are for ourselves & our clients. As you read & digest this material – I’d like you to reflect upon the stories you have about your own lives or aspects of it…..Please think about how these stores were embedded & then over time became dominant?
Have they served you positively or in fact restricted you or limited you? Obviously, this reflection can be quite sensitive & personal so please only share in the forum – personal info you feel comfortable to share & that is appropriate to share…..
Acknowledging the stories & narratives in our own lives is an important first step to be able to understand how Narrative Therapy works in practice…..
Week 3
This week the readings, videos & exercises provide us with immense content around how we embed, thicken & develop a story around the externalizing of problems & then take a position on these….
The questions are deliberately detailed so the impact of the externalized problem is clearly understood & articulated…..this clear understanding can be transformative & illuminating for the client ….and provide the therapist with so much more material to further support the
client…..
So, for this week – please address the self-administer exercises in this section relating to this aspect & please comment on your experiences, thoughts & responses, etc….
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