If Problems Talked: Narrative Therapy in Action

Jeffrey L. Zimmerman · Victoria C. Dickerson

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Part I: If Problems Talked. This Is Not Kansas. If Problems Talked. Finding the Enemy and It's Not Us. I Knew Who I Was When I Woke Up This Morning. Things Are Closer Than They Seem. Part II. Clients Strike Back. If Clients Talked. Feel Like a Stranger. Just Let Children Talk. Dis?ing Separation. Making Ourselves Up. Part III: Bringing It All Back Home. When Students Talk. Epilogue: Eyes of the World

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