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Release date: November 10

 

In I Don't Know but Together We Do, 15 practitioners from a diversity of cultural backgrounds and professional contexts explore the creative possibilities that emerge when narrative practice and expressive arts meet. 

 

Rich with theory, lived experience, and compelling examples, this book offers counselors, coaches, educators, and community practitioners the conceptual grounding, practical wisdom, and creative inspiration to bring Narrative Expressive Arts Practice to life in their own work, creating new possibilities for collective meaning-making, relational responsiveness, and transformation. 

 

“Creativity is not simply expression, but a collective practice of reimagining and reclaiming our humanity. This book is a moving invitation to imagine otherwise, act otherwise, and celebrate the world we are still creating.”

—Taiwo Afuape, Director of Training, The Institute of Family Therapy, London, UK

 

“Spirited, delightful and powerful, this moving, multivocal collection is a gift for those who want their creativity to uplift justice, to deepen healing, and to weave community connection.”

—Jenny Freeman, co-author of Playful Approaches to Serious Problems: Narrative Therapy with Children & Their Families

 

“An inspiring vision ... that offers fresh pathways for contemporary narrative practitioners while honouring the cultural wisdom of collective meaning-making.”

—Peggy Sax, family therapist, Executive Director, Re-authoring Teaching, Inc.