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Storytelling Practices and the Formation of Collective Experience : Narratives of the Conflict in Northern Ireland

Storytelling Practices and the Formation of Collective Experience : Narratives of the Conflict in Northern Ireland
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Collective narrative practice in forensic mental health

Journal of Forensic Practice, 2015
Purpose – Narrative Therapy offers thinking and practices which can support the development of narratives of desistance and recovery. The purpose of this paper is to discuss the two ways in which collective narrative practice has been used in a Low Secure Forensic Recovery Service: The Tree of Life and the Knowledge ...
Catherine Gardner-Elahi, Sannam Zamiri
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1. Collective Identity and Narrative Practice

2019
Patricia Ewick, Marc W. Steinberg
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Critical Narrative Intervention for Health Equity Research and Practice: Editorial Commentary Introducing the Health Promotion Practice Critical Narrative Intervention Special Collection

Health Promotion Practice, 2021
This special collection of Health Promotion Practice introduces critical narrative intervention (CNI) as a key theoretical framing for an asset-based, narrative, and participatory approach to promoting health and addressing social inequality. Innovative digital and visual methodologies highlighted in this special collection—comics and graphic novels ...
Alice Fiddian-Green, Aline Gubrium
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A Collective Narrative Practice Methodology in the case of LGBTQI+ Muslims

2022
Introduction: Narratives of incompatibility predominate in research of LGBTQI+ Muslim identities characterising them as irreconcilable, reflecting wider narratives which continue to depict LGBTQI+ Muslims as a homogenous group experiencing continuous struggle. This study aimed to explore how LGBTQI+ Muslims live with their multiple identities, with the
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Handover: the collective narrative of nursing practice.

The Australian journal of advanced nursing : a quarterly publication of the Royal Australian Nursing Federation, 1993
This paper examines the practice of handover in a large metropolitan hospital. It shows that the handover is a significant site at which to examine how tensions and imperatives derived from the traditional institutional position and role of the nurse are played out in contradiction with emergent professionalism.
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Collective narrative practice with unaccompanied refugee minors: “The Tree of Life” as a response to hardship

Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 2017
During the summer of 2016, in the midst of one of the biggest refugee crises in centuries, the author of this article joined the team from a shelter for unaccompanied refugee minors on Samos, Greece, in an effort to provide young boys seeking asylum in Europe with an opportunity to engage in speaking about the difficulties they have encountered in life.
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Living with Suicide: Collective Narrative Practice with People Experiencing Ongoing Suicidality

2020
Introduction: Thousands die by suicide each year, and many more live with suicidal thoughts, feelings and acts. Suicide and suicidality are often conceptualised as symptoms of pathology, with the focus on treating mental illness and research participants recruited from healthcare settings.
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Collecting Narratives of a New Education Professional Practice

2015
It is argued that narratives provide both a means of human meaning making and research methodology. This research has focused on the collection of Life Story and Professional Development Narratives. These have been analysed using three techniques, gestalt, Narrative Process Coding System and ‘future-blind’ panels.
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