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International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work

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About the Show

International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work is a peer-reviewed journal for practitioners wanting to stay in touch with the latest ideas and developments in narrative practice.

Practitioners from a range of different countries and contexts discuss the ideas and practices that are inspiring them, dilemmas they are grappling with, and the issues most dear to their hearts.

Since 2023, the journal has included a range of multimedia content, including audio practice notes and recordings of significant papers from our archives. We are excited to share these with you through this podcast.

Meet our Hosts

Dulwich Centre Foundation

Dulwich Centre Foundation responds to groups and communities facing significant hardships including trauma, violence, drug and alcohol issues, grief and loss, poverty, racism, discrimination, dispossession and war. The work of DCF involves: direct counselling and community work with individuals, groups and communities developing respectful, effective, and culturally-appropriate methodologies to respond to community mental health issues and collective trauma working in partnership with local communities to engage with children, young people, and adults using these methodologies building the capacity of local mental health workers/community members to address mental health issues in a range of contexts. Dulwich Centre Foundation is linked with Dulwich Centre, which over the last 30 years, has established a national and international reputation in relation to the development, provision, and training of narrative therapy and community work. Methodologies developed at Dulwich Centre are taught in many university courses, and adopted by many counselling, mental health, and community organisations both in Australia and overseas.