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Andy Lock
Andy LockSchool of Psychology, Massey University, New ZealandClose

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Tom Strong
Tom StrongFaculty of Education, University of Calgary, CanadaClose

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Discursive Perspectives in Therapeutic Practice presents an overview of discursive perspectives in therapy, along with an account of their conceptual underpinnings.

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Publisher:: Oxford University Press

Print Publication Date:: Apr 2012

Print ISBN-13:: 9780199592753

Published online:: Feb 2013

DOI:: 10.1093/med/9780199592753.001.0001

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Andy Lock, editor School of Psychology, Massey University, New Zealand

Tom Strong, editor Faculty of Education, University of Calgary, Canada

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Front Matter
- Acknowledgements
- Contributors
Chapter 1 Discursive therapy: why language, and how we use it in therapeutic dialogues, mattersAndy Lock and Tom Strong
Chapter 2 Talking to listen: its pre-history, invention, and future in the field of psychotherapyLois Shawver
Chapter 3 Positioning theory, narratology, and pronoun analysis as discursive therapiesRom Harré and Mirjana Dedaić
Chapter 4 Therapeutic communication from a constructionist standpointKenneth J. Gergen and Mary Gergen
Chapter 5 Ontological social constructionism in the context of a social ecology: the importance of our living bodiesJohn Shotter
Chapter 6 Narrative therapy: challenges and communities of practiceSusanna Chamberlain
Chapter 7 Collaborative therapy: performing reflective and dialogical relationshipsSue Levin and Saliha Bava
Chapter 8 Solution-focused brief therapy: listening in the present with an ear toward the futureMaureen Duffy
Chapter 9 From Wittgenstein, complexity, and narrative emergence: discourse and solution-focused brief therapyGale Miller and Mark McKergow
Chapter 10 Activity and performance (and their discourses) in social therapeutic methodLois Holzman and Fred Newman
Chapter 11 Developing a ‘just therapy’: context and the ascription of meaningCharles Waldegrave
Chapter 12 Māori expressions of healing in ‘just therapy’Maria Maniapoto
Chapter 13 A systematic narrative review of discursive therapies research: considering the value of circumstantial evidenceRonald J. Chenail, Melissa DeVincentis, Harriet E. Kiviat, and Cynthia Somers
Chapter 14 Problematizing social context in evidence-based therapy evaluation practice/governanceRobbie Busch
Chapter 15 The body, trauma, and narrative approaches to healingMaureen Duffy
Chapter 16 Narrative, discourse, psychotherapy—neuroscience?John Cromby
Chapter 17 Conversation and its therapeutic possibilitiesTom Strong
End Matter
- Author Index
- Subject Index

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Edited by:
Andy Lock
Andy LockSchool of Psychology, Massey University, New ZealandClose

and
Tom Strong
Tom StrongFaculty of Education, University of Calgary, CanadaClose