Therapy as Social Construction

Introduction/PART ONE: CONSTRUCTING THE THEORETICAL CONTEXT/A Reflexive Stance for Family Therapy/The Client is the Expert/A Not-Knowing Approach to Therapy/Therapeutic Process as the Social Construction of Change/PART TWO: FORMS OF PRACTICE/Reflections on Reflecting with Families/Postmodern Thinking in a Clinical Practice/Constructing Therapeutic Possibilities/A Proposal for Re-Authoring Therapy/Rose's Revisioning of her Life and a Commentary/PART THREE: CONSTRUCTION IN ACTION/Therapeutic Distinctions in an On-Going Therapy/History becomes Her Story/Collaborative Solution-Oriented Therapy of the After-Effects of Sexual Abuse/Narrations of the Self/Video Production in a Marginalized Subculture/PART FOUR: REFLECTION AND RECONSTRUCTION/Beyond Narrative in the Negotiation of Therapeutic Meaning/Reconstructing Identity/The Communal Construction of Crisis/Constructionist Therapy/Sense and Nonsense