Narrative Therapy in Wonderland: Connecting with Children's Imaginative Know-How
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Narrative Therapy in Wonderland: Connecting with Children's Imaginative Know-How

by David Epston, David Marsten, Laurie Markham

Psychology child therapy Narrative Therapy
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Narrative Therapy in Wonderland examines how children’s imaginative know-how can become part of therapeutic conversations. David Epston, David Marsten, and Laurie Markham explore connections among storytelling, creativity, and narrative therapy for readers interested in child-focused psychological and therapeutic practice.

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Narrative Therapy in Wonderland explores the relationship between narrative therapy and children’s imaginative know-how.

David Epston, David Marsten, and Laurie Markham consider how children’s creativity and storytelling can contribute to therapeutic conversations.

The book presents an approach centered on connecting with children through imagination, narrative, and the ways they understand their experiences.

It is intended for readers interested in narrative therapy, child-focused practice, and creative approaches to supporting children.

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