Michael White (1948–2008), one of the founders of narrative therapy and co-director of the Dulwich Centre, an institute for narrative practice and community work in Adelaide, Australia, made significant contributions to psychotherapy and family therapy. He is the author of Maps of Narrative Practice and co-author of Narrative Means to Therapeutic Ends.
"[F]lows with wisdom and clarity from beginning to end…Each chapter
is full of gold nuggets and refreshing admonitions to clinicians.
White’s humor, wisdom and heartfelt exhortations for professional
clarity and judgment shine through…. Clinicians from every paradigm
will learn, feel challenged and gain insight for Narrative
Practice: Continuing the Conversations."
*The National Psychologist*
"[White] completely rearranged the theoretical and practice
boundaries of family therapy.... The world has lost a gorgeous
theoretical thinker and therapist. It’s now up to each and every
one of us within narrative therapy circles and beyond to carry his
ideas forward."
*Stephen Madigan, PhD, Yaletown Family Therapy*
"Hearing Michael ‘speak again’ through these pages was a real
thrill! David Denborough, Cheryl, and David Epston have
fulfilled a major ‘labor of love’ in drawing out some marvelous
gems from Michael’s unpublished works. Through their efforts,
Michael extends his contributions to narrative theory and
practice.... An enlivening read!"
*Karl Tomm, MD, Professor of Psychiatry, Faculty of Medicine at the
University of Calgary*
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