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INTERACTING STORIES Other titles in the Systemic Thinking and Practice Series edited by David Campbell and Ros Draper published and distributed by H. Karnac (Books) Ltd. Asen, E., Dawson N. & McHugh B. Multiple Family Therapy: The Marlborough Model and its Wider Applications Bentovim, A. Trauma-Organized Systems: Physical and Sexual Abuse in Families Boscolo, L. & Bertrando, P. Systemic Therapy with Individuals Burck, C. & Daniel, G. Gender and Family Therapy Campbell, D., Draper, R. & Huffington, C. Second Thoughts on the Theoty and Practice of the Milan Approach to Family Therapy Campbell, D., Draper, R. & Huffington, C. Teaching Systemic Thinking Campbell, D. & Mason, B. (Eds) Perspectives on Supervision Cecchin, G, Lane, G. & Ray, W.A. The Cybernetics of Prejudices in the Practice of Psychotherapy Cecchin, G., Lane, G. & Ray, W.A. Irreverence: A Strategyf or Therapists'Survival Draper, R., Gower, M. & Huffington, C. Teaching Family Therapy Farmer, C. Psychodrama and Systemic Therapy Flaskas, C. & Perlesz, A. (Eds) The Therapeutic Relationship in Sy.stemic Therapy Flaskas, C., Mason, B. & Perlesz, A. (Eds) The Space Between: Experience, Context, and Process in the Therapeutic Relationship Fredman, G. Death Talk: Conversations with Children and Families Hildebrand, J. Bridging the Gap: A Training Module in Personal and Professional Development Hoffman, L. Exchanging Voices: A CollaborativeA pproach to Family Therapy Johnsen, A., Sundet, R. & Torsteinsson, V.W. Selfin Relationships: Perspectives on Family Therapy from Developmental Psychology Jones, E. Working with Adult Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse Jones, E. & Asen, E. Systemic Couple Therapy and Depression Krause, I.-B. Culture and System in Family nerapy Mason, B. & Sawyerr, A. (Eds) Exploring the Unsaid: Creativity, Risks and Dilemmas in Working Cross-Cul~urally Robinson, M Divorce as Family Transition Smith, G. Systemic Approaches to Training in Child Protection Wilson, J. Child-Focused Practice: A Collaborative Systemic Approach Work with Organizations Campbell, D The Socially Constructed Organization Campbell, D. Learning Consultation: A Systemic Framework Campbell, D. The Socially Constructed Organization Campbell, D., Coldicott, T. & Kinsella. K. Systemic Work with Organizations: A New Model for Managers and Change Agents Campbell, D, Draper, R. & Huffington, C. A Systemic Approach to Consultation Cooklin, A. (Ed) Changing Organizations: Clinicians as Agents of Change Haslebo, G. & Nielsen, K.S. Systems and Meaning: Consulting in Organizations Huffington, C., Cole, C. & Bmnning, H. A Manual of Organizational Development. The Psychology of Change McCaughan, N. & Palmer, B. Systems Thinking for Harassed Managers To place an order, please contact Karnac Books on: Tel: + 44 (0)20 8969 4454; Fax: + 44 (0)20 8969 5585; Email: [email protected]; www.kamacbooks.com INTERACTING STORIES Narratives, family be1 iefs, and therapy Rudi Da 110s Foreword by Arlene Vetere Systemic Thinking and Practice Series Series Editors David Campbell & Ros Draper London KARNAC BOOKS First published in 1997 by H. Karnac (Books) Ltd. 6 Pembroke Buildings London NW 10 6RE Reprinted 2005 Copyright O 1997 by Rudi Dallos Foreword O 1997 by Arlene Vetere The rights of Rudi Dallos to be identified as author of this work have been asserted in accordance with $5 77 and 78 of the Copy-right Design and Patents Act 1988. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the publisher. British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data Dallos, Rudi Interacting stories : narratives, family beliefs, & therapy 1. Family psychotherapy I. Title 616.8'9156 ISBN: 1 85575 095 3 Edited, designed, and produced by Communication Crafts To Eva and Rudi and our families and their never-ending stories ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I would like to thank Ros Draper and David Campbell for their invaluable support, advice, and enthusiasm for this project. Work- ing under their editorship has been not only creatively stimulating but also great fun. My deepest thanks also go to Harry Proctor, whose quixotic mind and seminal ideas first inspired and continue to provoke my work in this area. CONTENTS EDITORS' FOREWORD FOREWORD by Arlene Vetere Introduction CHAPTER ONE Cybernetics and family therapy CHAPTER TWO The roots of constructivist systemic therapy: nothing convinces like success CHAPTER THREE Beliefs, accounts, and narratives CHAPTER FOUR Choosing narratives and interacting
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