TIPs: Types of Therapy > Narrative Therapy
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Narrative therapy is a post-modern psychotherapy approach based on the tenets that everyone has a story. Rather than seeing the therapist as the person who will give you advice to work through your problems, a narrative therapist sees you as the expert on your own life and works with you to come up with goals. Learn more about narrative therapy and see what resources are available at the Center for Growth in Philadelphia.
What is Narrative Therapy?
Narrative therapy is a post-modern psychotherapy approach based on the tenets that everyone has a story. Rather than seeing the therapist as the person who will give you advice to work continue reading
