Narrative skills. practice exercises for developing counseling skills / by Lorraine Hedtke and John Winslade.

Decision-Making and Externalizing
Developing Curiosity

Alexandria, VA : Alexander Street Press, 2011.

English

In English.

1 online resource (149 min.).

RC489.S74 H43 2011

(OCoLC)823746880

Developing Curiosity: In three engaging vignettes, the authors start each conversation with a simple word "breakfast", "favorite pet" and "something you were pleased about". Viewers will be fascinated with how these seemingly simple acts of curiosity build a generative conversation that connects with a person's cherished identity story. All give way to a rich conversation about identity stories and about preferred ways of living.
Externalizing and Decision-Making: Externalizing, an essential component to Narrative Therapy, is founded on the belief that, "the person is not the problem; the problem is the problem." In the externalizing conversation, Donna struggles with tardiness. In the decision-making conversation, Lorena wants to make a decision about whether to choose her girlfriend over her loving yet disapproving mother and family.

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