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These studies suggest that narrative therapy involves collaborative practices, externalizing problems, focusing on strengths, and fostering agency, which can help individuals and families overcome challenges, reduce PTSD symptoms, and improve mental health outcomes.
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Narrative therapy (NT) is a therapeutic approach that focuses on the stories individuals tell about their lives. It emphasizes collaboration between the therapist and the client to reframe and reconstruct these narratives, thereby empowering clients to overcome problems and achieve personal growth.
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Narrative therapy is a collaborative, strengths-based approach that externalizes problems and empowers clients to reframe their life stories. It is effective in dealing with trauma, fostering positive change through unique outcomes, and is applicable in diverse cultural and social work contexts. By focusing on the narratives clients bring to therapy, NT helps individuals achieve a greater sense of agency and personal growth.
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