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# Narrative Therapy
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00:00:00.179 thank you for joining me today I just
00:00:02.520 want to do a brief overview of narrative
00:00:04.680 therapy it's created by Michael White
00:00:07.379 and David Epstein kind of an overlying
00:00:10.620 premise of this is that the person is
00:00:12.540 not the problem the problem is the
00:00:14.580 problem and as such we can externalize
00:00:17.100 the problem and then change our
00:00:18.779 narrative around it
00:00:20.939 is based in post-modernism so there's no
00:00:23.760 one approach to understanding people in
00:00:25.680 the world truth is constructed social
00:00:29.340 constructivism and that language
00:00:32.058 maintains our stories and our position
00:00:35.300 that these stories that we keep telling
00:00:37.860 ourselves continue to kind of create our
00:00:40.739 reality if you will and so what we're
00:00:43.200 hoping to do in the therapy is to help
00:00:45.480 people really closely examine their
00:00:47.460 story and see if it's still accurate or
00:00:49.440 if it's still needed and if it's working
00:00:52.860 so this post-structuralism is to
00:00:55.260 question the old paradigms and truths
00:00:57.480 question the old theories not that
00:01:00.480 there's not valuable information in the
00:01:03.420 theories but that we want to make client
00:01:06.299 first and foremost and understand them
00:01:09.299 deeply and then help them through active
00:01:12.420 listening and questioning start to
00:01:15.180 really seriously consider their stories
00:01:17.280 and what they want chapter 2 to look
00:01:19.560 like in their life
00:01:21.119 so part of the process of this is first
00:01:23.580 joining which we would do where we're
00:01:25.799 just listening we're getting to know the
00:01:27.960 client and trying to experience their
00:01:31.500 perspective of the world and then
00:01:33.840 examining patterns so with this what
00:01:36.000 we're looking at is helping to start see
00:01:37.979 exceptions to the issues they're
00:01:40.079 experiencing times when they were able
00:01:42.619 to make changes or to consider New
00:01:46.200 Perspectives with the reauthoring
00:01:49.159 helping people look at maybe how they've
00:01:51.600 grown through hardship maybe helping
00:01:54.119 them examine looking at a post-traumatic
00:01:56.759 growth that from experiencing hardship
00:01:59.820 they've actually learned and grown as a
00:02:02.820 result and then moving on deciding that
00:02:06.000 they can tell and retell their news
00:02:08.639 story to themselves so if language is
00:02:11.038 maintaining kind of our life position
00:02:14.160 and stance then if we start telling
00:02:16.319 ourselves a new story start believing
00:02:18.599 this story that's what we start creating
00:02:20.760 for our ourselves there's a little bit
00:02:23.040 of a you can either observe reality or
00:02:25.860 you can create reality so there's a bit
00:02:28.020 of that with narrative therapy as well
00:02:30.000 the moving on there can also be a ritual
00:02:32.580 of Letting Go and moving forward this
00:02:35.640 could literally be uh Hey chapter one I
00:02:39.060 have wrapped that one up it's ended and
00:02:41.760 this is the beginning of chapter two and
00:02:43.500 this is what I want in chapter two okay
00:02:46.980 um the therapy we also discuss how power
00:02:49.319 gender race discrimination inequality
00:02:51.720 affects clients we want to process this
00:02:54.319 and see how this has affected their
00:02:57.420 lives and their issues and how what
00:02:59.580 they've learned and grown from this and
00:03:01.560 what they can change what coping skills
00:03:03.540 what groups do they need to join what
00:03:05.400 advocacy will they take so that they can
00:03:08.400 move forward and as a result we're using
00:03:11.760 active listening skills and and clever
00:03:14.040 questioning to help folks consider like
00:03:17.879 different Alternatives like for example
00:03:20.280 hey in the past when you've experienced
00:03:22.620 something similar to this what helped
00:03:24.959 even if it was just a little bit now I
00:03:27.599 probably will post another video on just
00:03:29.400 different types of questions because
00:03:31.019 that's a big part of narrative therapy
00:03:33.120 to help people kind of break up their
00:03:35.099 mindset and decide if that was working
00:03:38.220 for them and what they want to do
00:03:39.480 differently
00:03:40.980 all right good people I hope this was
00:03:42.840 helpful I look forward to seeing your
00:03:44.099 comments and we'll talk to you on the
00:03:45.599 next video take good care