Narration of development of narrative practice in Hong Kong over the past two decades

Lau, Clara Bik San; Chan, Simon; Yu, Hoi Wa Christina; Wu, Ho Pui Catherine

doi:10.1080/17525098.2023.2165521

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“…Practically, NT has advanced collective work between academics and practitioners as well as those who are affected by different problems. Academically, NT has become one of the main stem approaches in the fields of counselling, family therapy, and even psychotherapy in Hong Kong (Chan, 2018; Lau et al, in press). Theoretically, NT has provided hope through participant stories rather than focusing on their problematic stories.…”

Section: Narrative Therapy Publications In Hong Kongmentioning

confidence: 99%

Systematic Review of Narrative Therapy Publications in Hong Kong

Chan

Lau

2022

Research on Social Work Practice

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Purpose: This article reviews narrative therapy (NT) publications specific to Hong Kong over a period of 20 years. Methods: Three search strategies are adopted: using the Hong Kong Baptist University OneSearch database and Google Books index, and sending soliciting emails to local scholars and practitioners. Four research questions are asked: (a) how many related publications? (b) who are the targets? (c) who are the authors? (d) what is the type of publication? Results: In total, there are 127 publications identified. The first NT publication is dated 1996. The most common target group is “People with Problem” (48.8%). Most authors are academics (78.7%). The publications are mostly Journal Articles (68.5%). Conclusions: Co-construction between academics and practitioners, co-researching as the landscape for co-constructing an NT community, and finally, the co-deconstruction process of local narratives are recommended as future tasks for Hong Kong related NT publications.

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Section: Narrative Therapy Publications In Hong Kongmentioning

confidence: 99%