Narrative practitioners often seek to incorporate audiences in efforts such as letter-writing campaigns, outsider witness practices, reflecting teamwork, Tree of Life gatherings, ‘reclaiming community, and other community rituals. We listen for resonance toward making links across shared themes, seeking solidarity and building on family and community resourcefulness. Below we’ve included several materials by marcela polanco and Maggie Carey. We invite you to send some of your own contributions.
Colouring Narrative Therapy’s Solidarity by marcela polanco
marcela polenca proposes a therapy of solidarity as a Latin American version of narrative therapy. This presentation is one of the videos in the Friday Afternoons at Dulwich Centre series. You can find the presentation here or by clicking on marcela’s photo.
What Does Resonance Mean in Narrative Practice?
Maggie Carey explains what the term Resonance means in narrative practices -a focus on linking and stories in relation to others in a social, political context.
Resonance Through Linking
Maggie Carey explains how you can respond when something in your work is meaningful or resonant with clients. She talk about how linking stories can lead to rich story development.
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