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Video: How might we connect with what resilience does? (Jenkins, 2010)

Length: 4 minutes

Alan discusses the practice of wondering not what 'what resilience is' rather - how might we as therapists more fully appreciate 'what resilience does'

Video: The geography of the problem (Jenkins, 2010)

Length: 9 minutes

Alan speaks to his therapeutic concentration on the topic of connectedness and his therapeutic interest in the 'geography of a problem' and not 'the history of a problem'.

Video: Gilles Deleuze influence on Alan Jenkins’ work (Jenkins, 2010)

Length: 6 minutes

Discover in what ways the philosopher Gilles Deleuze has influence the practice of Alan Jenkins - regarding difference and identity, creative acts and the creature.

Video: The ethic of remorse (Jenkins, 2010)

Length: 6 minutes

Alan Jenkins explores the Ethics of Remorse - the pained bewildered awareness of the other when we have wronged the other

Video: Vocabularies of experience and the shaping of questions David Epston & Michael White interview (Madigan, 1994)

Length: 10 minutes

Within this 1994 interview, David Epston discusses how he establishes alternative 'meaning making' and vocabularies of experience within the therapeutic session - through the shaping of the questions he's asks.

Video: A politic and poetic of questions David Epston & Michael White interview (Madigan, 1994)

Length: 9 minutes

Within the 1994 interview, Michael White discusses how externalizing conversations are discursive and designed to bring forth the politics of experience. David Epston discusses what he calls juvenile externalizing questions and how they act to minimize possibilities.

Video: The joy of externalizing pseudo-encopresis (White, 1987)

Length: 5 minutes

An absolutely charming 1987 lecture where Michael White discusses the history of how he ended up working with and establishing his practice ideas with children suffering with pseudo encopresis.

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