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Reading: Explorations of the absent but implicit (Freedman, 2012)

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by Stephen Madigan

Jill Freedman describes her exploration of practices working with the absent but implicit, particularly in therapy with couples and families. She includes questions that may be helpful in naming the absent but implicit and describes how these conversations can support a context in which exploring discourses is quite relevant.

Jill Freedman describes her exploration of practices working with the absent but implicit, particularly in therapy with couples and families. She includes questions that may be helpful in naming the absent but implicit and describes how these conversations can support a context in which exploring discourses is quite relevant.

Lesson tags: Michael White, Jill Freedman, difference, absent but implicit, Bateson
Back to: Special topics in Narrative Therapy practice > Deconstruction, discourse and the absent but implicit

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