Narrative Therapy In Wonderland

Recognizing the power of children’s imaginations in narrative therapy.

While a child’s imagination is known to delight, it is not readily considered pertinent to any therapeutic dialogue in which serious matters are at hand, and even less likely to be thought vital to problem redress. With the therapist’s help and the support of family, young people can be entrusted to meet problems creatively. This book will aid therapists in calling on children’s imaginative know-how to take on even the most serious problems.