A narrative way of being

Date
2016-05-17
Authors
Corbeil, Anjeanette
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Publisher
Faculty of Social Work, University of Regina
Abstract

The helping relationship is intricately bound with genuine honour and ethical responsibility. Being invited into another’s story of hardship and uncertainty carries a profound obligation that holds a powerful opportunity for human connection and influence. Narrative therapy offers a respectful, reflective approach to the helping relationship and therapeutic process that celebrates collaborative effort and impact. Genuine curiosity and the art of storytelling spark insight and inspiration as they hold the power to leave a lasting impression. As a social work practice reflection, this discourse includes an outline of my practicum objectives, shares skills and stories discovered and reveals an honest exploration of my personal and professional growth through appreciating a narrative way of being.

Description
A Practicum Report Submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Master of Social Work, University of Regina. vi, 63 p.
Keywords
Narrative therapy, Family Service Saskatoon
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