Open dialogues and anticipations

By:

Seikkula, J

Contributor(s):

Arnkil, E

Publication details: Tampere, Finland National Institute for Health and Welfare 2014ISBN:

9523020218
9789523020214

Subject(s):

Summary: This book examines the core concepts of dialogism and how dialogism comes to life in relational practice. The authors relate these perspective to concrete situations and discuss how to generate dialogic space even when worries have grown for example with a person with mental illness or substance abuse problems.

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This book examines the core concepts of dialogism and how dialogism comes to life in relational practice. The authors relate these perspective to concrete situations and discuss how to generate dialogic space even when worries have grown for example with a person with mental illness or substance abuse problems.

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