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Many therapists especially the younger generation of narrative therapists are asking for integrative therapeutic resources and practices that engage narrative meaning-making while building on non-verbal embodied healing experiences. What began here as one of our 12 Hot Topics for the New Decade has now become a new series exploring how Narrative Therapy can honor history while bridging with other embodied approaches.
Narrative Therapy & The Affective Turn
We are delighted to share several resources examining the contributions of the affective-discursive turn to the evolution of narrative therapy.
- Narrative Therapy & The Affective Turn: Part I: GERALD MONK & NAVID ZAMANI (author’s manuscript; also published in: Journal of Systemic Therapies, Vol. 38, No. 2, 2019, pp. 1–19
- Narrative Therapy & Affective Turn Part 2 GERALD MONK & NAVID ZAMANI, (Unpublished Manuscript)
- Interview with Lynne Rosen on The Radical Therapist Podcast: In episode #050 Chris meets with Lynne Rosen to discuss how she integrates EMDR and somatic-oriented approaches with narrative therapy, in a way that that resonates both practically and philosophically, and that supports the social construction of identities and the politics of experience.
- International Journal of Narrative Therapy & Community Work: 2019 #3: The entire issues focuses on The Affective Turn. We recommend reading everything and in particular Traveling down the neuro-pathway: Narrative practice, neuroscience, bodies, emotions & the affective turn: David Denborough, p 13-53.
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