Titlebook: New Horizons in Systemic Practice with Adults; Tone Grover,Siv Merete Myra,Ulf Axberg Textbook 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Questioning Forgiveness,d then, for most of her working years, in Oslo, and Bård in the Agder region in the Norwegian far south—the issue of forgiveness has repeatedly presented itself as a persistent knot. In this chapter, they aim to share some of their experiences—one could perhaps even call it expertise (as in “having

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,Longing, and Longing for Oneself: What Can Therapists Learn from “Soul Activism”?,bandoned what might be a key point in systemic therapy. Has systemic therapy come to be about the . separate selves? The chapter discusses the consequences of therapy if we assume that the separate self is a fundamentally false premise in the science of people and society. It is inspired by the expe

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The Gift of Literary Fiction to Systemic Training and Practice,erent ways than the traditional scientific literature can. In a time when the field is overwhelmed by evidence-based research and well-groomed texts that simplify and generalize, the author would like to explore how the insights of literary fiction have contributed to forming me as a therapist and a

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Should I Stay, or Should I Go? Rethinking Identity and the Experience of Migration as a Systemic Din the therapy room, which remain relatively unexplored in the systemic literature. The complexity of the migration process, and the resources and possible traps in this specific setting, are illustrated with clinical vignettes and discussed in the light of a recurring question: How can the therapist

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If We Only Met Once? A Talk with Five Single Session Orientated Therapists,eet? This chapter is based on interviews with five therapists who use single session therapy as their framework. The therapists share their experience in how a therapeutic process can offer change, hope and significance through the lens of single session therapy. What is important if we only met onc

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Coming Full Circle with the Neuroscience: Using New Theory to Re-understand Therapy,ems, groups and teams, would benefit from a working knowledge of human anatomy and physiology. As systemic therapists we see relational suffering and as therapists we see people suffering—we work within and between relational experiences and their personal and contextual embeddedness. But, for too l

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Textbook 2023dilemmas, tackling subjects such as: systemic work with individuals, single session family therapy, experiences of adult longing, the therapeutic relationship as a form of love, working systemically with experiences of marginalisation, cultural difference and diversity, the integration of recent neu