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*Narrative Practice is a collaborative approach to counselling and community work that was developed in Australia and New Zealand by Michael White and David Epston. It is a respectful, non-blaming way of working which centres people as experts in their own lives; it examines the broader social and cultural context in which problems develop and challenges many assumptions in the therapy culture.

As the word narrative suggests, counsellors/coaches who use this approach are interested in exploring with people the stories they have about their lives and their problems. Through a process of ‘re-authoring’, people can break away from stories that sustain problems and develop an alternative and preferred story that is more in keeping with their personal values, hopes and commitments.

For more information, see www.dulwichcentre.com.au
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