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Informationen zum Autor Jeffrey A. Kottler, PhD., is a Professor in the Department of Counseling at California State University - Fullerton, and Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of Empower Nepali Girls. Klappentext Drawing on material from the humanities, sociology, anthropology, neurophysiology, media and communication studies, narrative inquiry, indigenous healing traditions, as well as education, counseling, and therapy, the book explores the ways that therapists operate as professional storytellers Zusammenfassung Drawing on material from the humanities, sociology, anthropology, neurophysiology, media and communication studies, narrative inquiry, indigenous healing traditions, as well as education, counseling, and therapy, the book explores the ways that therapists operate as professional storytellers Inhaltsverzeichnis Chapter 1 - The Power and Influence of Stories Chapter 2 - The Storied Brain Chapter 3 - Stories of Change in Ancient and Historical Cultures Chapter 4 - Stories of Change in Modern Culture, Media, and Entertainment Chapter 5 - Personal Narratives and Stories Chapter 6 - Historical Stories of Change Chapter 7 - Trauma and Emotional Problems as Disordered Stories Chapter 8 - Therapeutic Value of Stories in Creating Change Chapter 9 - Types of Stories in Therapy and Teaching Chapter 10 - When Stories Lie Chapter 11 - Filtering and Creating More Powerful Stories. Chapter 12 - Going Way Beyond Stories
