Patients of psychotherapy often have pre-developed, powerful
stories about themselves when they come for treatment, and these
are usually characterized by bleak self-portrayals, inexorable
plots, narrow themes, and demoralizing meanings. This book aims to
help the psychotherapist in creating a new story for the client
that is so close to their own experience that they may view it as
their own story. However this story must be different enough from
the previous one so as to allow for new meanings and options to be
perceived. The aim is that once the client is freed from his
original story he can begin to be freed from his problem
altogether. Teaching the therapeutic principles of narrative
reconstruction, this book shows how to improve in the following:
characterizing, constructing plot, outlining and developing themes,
and conveying meanings.
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