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Video: Reauthoring landscapes of action and identity/consciousness (White, 2004)

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by Stephen Madigan

Re-authoring conversations are a key feature in the practice of narrative therapy. Michael White's 2004 discussion centres on developing reauthoring conversations through building a scaffold of curiosity and questions.

Re-authoring conversations are a key feature in the practice of narrative therapy. Michael White's 2004 discussion centres on developing reauthoring conversations through building a scaffold of curiosity and questions.

Lesson tags: Michael White, scaffolding, landscapes of action, landscape of identity, reauthoring
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