by Jennifer Freeman, David Epston, Dean Lobovits · Ediciones Paidós · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788449310560
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This book explores narrative therapy as an innovative approach to addressing family conflicts, especially in the context of children. The authors, Jennifer Freeman, David Epston, and Dean Lobovits, propose a methodology that respects the language and worldview of children, inviting them to use their imagination and creativity to solve problems. Through examples of real cases, the book shows how this therapy can help children labeled as belligerent, hyperactive, or anxious to control their emotions and face their fears, offering therapists, parents, and educators new ways to improve their ideas and approaches in working with children.
Narrative therapy involves the whole family, respecting the unique language of children and their resources for problem-solving. This book encourages children and families to use previously underestimated resources to solve the problems they face.
