“…The authors have made use of different theoretical approaches, including the literary work on polyvocality by Bakhtin (Caddick et al, 2015), the medical sociological work on illness stories by Frank (Caddick et al, 2015;Papathomas et al, 2015), the work in narrative therapy on definitional ceremonies by White and Epstein (Moore et al, 2015), the cognitive psychology of space by Tversky (Van Vuuren and Westerhof, 2015), work from environmental psychology and cultural psychology on spatial identity (Li and Tse, 2015), the field of narrative medicine and medical humanities (Kaptein et al, 2015), the ideas of community development (Murray, 2015), and interpretive epistemology from hermeneutics (Sools et al, 2015). The articles show that this interdisciplinarity is not opposed to strengthening a narrative approach within one specific discipline, for example, health psychology.…”