Narrative counseling for schools
By: with Gerald Monk : with reflections by John Winslade ; an Andrew's and Clark Explorations presentation
Contributors: Master'sWork Video Productions
Series: CED 601 (NU course); CED 601A (NU course); CED 604 (NU course); PHL 100 (NU course); PSY 632A (NU course)
Publisher: Master'sWork Video Productions
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Los Angeles, CA
Language: eng
Format: [videorecording] /
Number of pages: 48
Subjects: Family psychotherapy; Narrative therapy; Personal construct therapy; Counseling
Other titles: Narrative school counseling:; Interview with Gerald Monk
Description: "The principles of Narrative School Counseling are demonstrated in this actual session that Gerald conducts with 14 year old Lyneigh and her mother. After being home schooled in 8th grade, Lyneigh has decided to skip high school and attend community college where she is achieving A grades. Her concern has to do with her social adjustment with schoolmates who are many years her senior. John Winslade participates as a reflector with Gerald and finally Lyneigh and her mom respond to the reflections. This interview is a good demonstrations of narrative counseling."--Container.
Notes: VHS.