Live Session: David Epston, 1995 (part 4)
The fourth part of the live interview session David Epston begins find support of the counter-story by circulating the new story through letter writing.
Reading: Working with youth transcript (Epston, 1995)
Read through David Epston's fascinating 1995 session transcript that clearly outlines his way of working with a youth struggling with an angry reputation who was living in a psychiatric hospital.
Reading: Imagistically-rich and relative influence questions guide handout (Epston & Roth, 1995)
This 1995 Workshop Handout can be viewed as the precursor to the more recent use of Wonderfulness Interviewing. A terrific imagistically-rich Relative Influence Questions Guide written by David Epston & Sallyann Roth, 1995
Audio: Temper taming interview (Epston, 1991)
Stephen Madigan audio recorded David Epston's temper taming session while he was living and apprenticing with him in Auckland, New Zealand in 1991.
Audio: Reworking temper reputation – temper taming interview (Epston, 1991)
Audio Session: Reworking Temper Reputation - Live Temper Taming Interview. David Epston, Auckland 1991
Reading: Engaging young persons in externalizing conversations developing abilities and knowledge handout (Epston & Roth, 1996)
This is an original 1996 handout that David Epston & Sallyann Roth gave out during VSNT's Narrative Ideas and Therapeutic Practice conference in Vancouver.
Reading: The Story of Dory the Cat (Epston, 1983)
The Story of Dory the Cat ranks way up there as one of VSNT faculties favourite pieces David Epston has written (and this saying a lot) Enjoy!
Reading: Love is not all you need: A revolutionary approach to parental abuse (Igamells & Epston, 2014)
Love is Not All You Need: A Revolutionary Approach to Parental Abuse. Igamells & Epston, 2014
Video: Ethics, conscious purpose and shaping our questions Michael White & David Epston interview (Madigan, 1994)
Stephen Madigan's 1994 interview clip with Michael White and David Epston asks questions about their therapeutic questions and leads to a discussion about the ethics of narrative therapy and the conscious purpose behind narrative therapy questions
Reading: Anti-anorexia: bearing witness (Epston, 2006)
VSNT has read this marvel of an article written by David Epston far too many times to count. David Epston writes on writes on, Anti-anorexia, Morality and Counter-Morality
