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Application on how narrative therapy (in general) help families experiencing Domestic Abuse and Violence (Individual Contribution - One Paragraph)

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Application on how narrative therapy (in general) help families experiencing Domestic Abuse and Violence (Individual Contribution - One Paragraph)

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Desmond: It is atherapy that helps people become and embrace being an expert in their own lives despite the abuse faced

Jasmine: Victims lack emotional security at home. Narrative therapists elicit discussion of unique outcomes, which are moments of strength, autonomy, and emotional vitality hidden in life stories that are otherwise saturated with suffering and oppression, to open up possibilities for constructing new life narratives.

Chantal:  Narrative Therapy has also been shown to be a method that allows for the client who has been traumatized by the abuse of domestic violence to regain her voice in a safe, controlled manner that may have the potential to expedite the healing process

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How Narrative Therapy can help families where domestic abuse and violence has been a concern 

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How Narrative Therapy can help families where domestic abuse and violence has been a concern 

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How Personal Construct Psychology can help families where domestic abuse and violence has been a concern 

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How Personal Construct Psychology can help families where domestic abuse and violence has been a concern 

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You will work in study groups of 4-5 to prepare a presentation in which you will consider how your understanding of personal construct psychology, narrative therapy and existential therapy can inform counselling practice.

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You will work in study groups of 4-5 to prepare a presentation in which you will consider how your understanding of personal construct psychology, narrative therapy and existential therapy can inform counselling practice.

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About Domestic Violence:

Domestic Violence also called Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) is defined broadly “as any incident or pattern of incidents of controlling, coercive, threatening behavior, violence or abuse between those aged 16 or over who are, or have been, intimate partners or family members  regardless of gender or sexuality”