Narrative Inquiry and Psychotherapy

Speedy, Jane

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“…I think of the time I've spent silent or speaking secretively and it seems impossible to me to describe even a short journey, for every step depends on other earlier steps and my whys and wherefores are as infinitesimal as atoms in the scent trails we leave in the air negligible, not evidence, but there. (Knox, 1998, p. 188) So we claim the (im)possibility of writing ourselves and find some connection, some sense of the 'scent trails' in the air at Waikawa (Gannon, 2006;Speedy, 2008).…”

Section: Poetic Inquirymentioning

confidence: 93%

Fractured connections: migration and holistic models of counselling

Wright

Lang

Cornforth

2011

British Journal of Guidance & Counselling

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In this article we aim to explore those points at which migrant identity and landscape intersect. We also consider implications for holistic models of counselling with migrant groups. The New Zealand migration literature was the starting point to consider how and why the experience of migration has been studied. We asked how collective biography might work as a way to research questions about our relationship with this new land and its indigenous people. Following feminist and post-structural influences, we shared a sequence of memories of geographical transitions in a structured sequence. We used poetic representation and photographs, in addition to prose, to express what was often experience beyond words. Subsequently we have reflected on how memory work in collective biography and indigenous, holistic models of wellness might add to ways of working therapeutically with migrants.

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Section: Poetic Inquirymentioning

confidence: 93%

Fractured connections: migration and holistic models of counselling

Wright

Lang

Cornforth

2011

British Journal of Guidance & Counselling

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“…To these may be added a range of methods form the arts and humanities: Creative methods -intercultural 'makings' -art and poetry (Heaney 1995;Heaney 1998;Heidegger 1971;Phipps & Saunders 2009), narrative and drama (Baraldi 2006;Byram & Fleming 1998;Kohler Riessmann 2008;Speedy 2008), legislative theatre and devising all offer scope for engaging methods which are sensory, embodied and which do not simply rely on verbal or textual data gathering in the form of transcripts or questionnaires Boal 1998). These methods have their place, but not in fine grained intercultural research, and if the prestige of consciousness is to be avoided then methods which rely on the collection of consciousness will also need to be avoided.…”

Section: Towards Ethical Intercultural Research Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Intercultural ethics: questions of methods in language and intercultural communication

Phipps

2013

Language and Intercultural Communication

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This paper explores how questions of ethics and questions of method are intertwined and unavoidable in any serious study of language and intercultural communication. It argues that the focus on difference and solution-orientations to intercultural conflict has been a fundamental driver for theory, data collection and methods in the field. These approaches, the paper argues, have created a considerable consciousness raising industry, with methods, trainings, and 'critical incidents,' which ultimately focus intellectual energy in areas which may be productive in terms of courses and publications but which have a problematic basis in their ethical terrain.

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“…Literary and other art forms can enhance our understanding of self and other; this has been demonstrated for example in the use of story writing for therapeutic assessment (Meekums, 2005), and in a range of arts approaches in therapy for women traumatised by sexual abuse (Meekums, 1999). Narrative has also been used as an approach to therapy and as a research method (Speedy, 2008). A secondary aim of this article is a literary one, in which a critical appraisal of attachment theory can be used to enhance appreciation of a Dickens novel.…”

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confidence: 98%