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Which field is narrative therapy typically located within?
When was narrative therapy developed?
What is the main goal of narrative therapy?
What does narrative therapy seek to challenge?
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Where are narrative therapy ideas and practices also used?
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Study Notes
Narrative Therapy Overview
- Narrative therapy is typically located within the field of family therapy, psychology, and social work.
History of Narrative Therapy
- Narrative therapy was developed in the 1980s and 1990s by Michael White and David Epston.
Goals and Objectives of Narrative Therapy
- The main goal of narrative therapy is to help individuals re-author their lives and personal stories, separating their identities from the problems that dominate their narratives.
Challenging Dominant Narratives
- Narrative therapy seeks to challenge the dominant narratives and cultural discourse that can be oppressive and limiting, influencing how individuals perceive themselves and their experiences.
Applications of Narrative Therapy
- Narrative therapy ideas and practices are also used in education, community work, and organizational settings, besides psychotherapy.
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Description
Test your knowledge of narrative therapy and its principles with this quiz. Explore the concepts behind this form of psychotherapy and learn how it helps patients identify their values and confront challenges.
