THERAPEUTIC STORYTELLING
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What is Therapeutic Storytelling?
Stories use metaphor and imagery to change the way we see our lives and the world, offering healing and growth to everyone - teller and listener alike. They connect us to each other and help us find meaning and hope.
Therapeutic storytelling can change the way we see our lives and the world. Using metaphor, stories offer healing to everyone. For more information about therapeutic storytelling, visit All Things Healing online today!
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EDITORS CORNER
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(Asst Editor: Norma-Jean Strickland)
Michael is a storyteller and teacher, with interests in therapeutic storytelling and peace education. He is a member of the Scottish Storytelli... read more |
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We are currently seeking a Co-Editor and/or Assistant Editor for this section.
For more information please contact Sherri Carter at sherricarter@allthingshealing.com
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Listening to the "Other": Reflections on storytelling and conflict
by Noa Baum Since 2002, Israeli-born storyteller Noa Baum has performed “A Land Twice Promised,” a one-woman show based on her dialogue with a Palestinian woman also living in the United States. The piece weaves together both the women’s and their mothers’ memories of war and occupation. Baum’s work illuminates the complex and contradictory history and emotions that surround Jerusalem for Israelis and Palestinians alike...   Editors Spotlight
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