More Travels with Herodotus: Tripping over Borders Lightly or “Psychiatric Imperialism”<sup>1</sup>

Epston, David

doi:10.1521/jsyt.2011.30.3.1

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“…Could they discover together new and unexpected dance steps formed in the intersection of knowledges? Could we tread lightly over the borders between us, as Epston () argued, but with twirls and daring pirouettes?…”

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Dancing with the DSM – The Reflexive Positioning of Narrative Informed Psychiatric Practice

Simblett

2013

ANZ J of Family Therapy

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Davies and Harre's positioning theory and Foucauldian ideas of power and resistance are used to describe a range of positions that post-structuralist informed practitioners might take up in relation to narrative knowledges and practices, and the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) knowledges and practices. These positions are considered through the metaphor of dancing with DSM discourse. Different possible subject positions are defined by changes in dance style, dance lead and dance partner. Examples from narrative informed psychiatric practice are offered for each of these positions. An exploration of the intersectional space(s) between these professional knowledges as a means to create new dances is offered as both a means to reconcile DSM and make new discoveries on how to work with people who would traditionally become subject to DSM knowledge and practice.

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“…If we are to follow Epston's () invitation into creating a new dance, it will not be easy. It requires DSM practitioners and narrative practitioners to join each other on a dance floor where the knowledge and practices of both discursive dances are respected.…”

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Dancing with the DSM – The Reflexive Positioning of Narrative Informed Psychiatric Practice

Simblett

2013

ANZ J of Family Therapy

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Toward an Aesthetics of Engagement

Sanders

2016

Poststructural and Narrative Thinking in Family Therapy

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More Travels with Herodotus: Tripping over Borders Lightly or “Psychiatric Imperialism”¹

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Dancing with the DSM – The Reflexive Positioning of Narrative Informed Psychiatric Practice

Dancing with the DSM – The Reflexive Positioning of Narrative Informed Psychiatric Practice

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More Travels with Herodotus: Tripping over Borders Lightly or “Psychiatric Imperialism”1

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Dancing with the DSM – The Reflexive Positioning of Narrative Informed Psychiatric Practice

Dancing with the DSM – The Reflexive Positioning of Narrative Informed Psychiatric Practice

Toward an Aesthetics of Engagement

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