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Narrative therapy in Wonderland : connecting with children's imaginative know-how

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Marsten, D

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Publication details: New York W.W. Norton and Company 2016ISBN:

0393708748
9780393708745

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Summary: This book invites readers to consider how the imaginative gifts and knowledge of children can bring about dramatic change. It covers the foundations of narrative theory then considers examples of difficulties children face and narrative interventions.

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This book invites readers to consider how the imaginative gifts and knowledge of children can bring about dramatic change. It covers the foundations of narrative theory then considers examples of difficulties children face and narrative interventions.

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