Many individuals live trapped inside a disempowering, problem-saturated personal narrative: “I am a born failure; bad things always happen to me.” In Narrative Therapy pioneered by Michael White and David Epston (1990), human beings are not their problems—the problem is the problem. Through re-authoring conversations, individuals can separate themselves from the defeated storyline, excavate hidden moments of courage and resilience, and compose a truer, empowered narrative chapter. The Life Reframe Practice Tool leads users through a narrative restructuring sequence to reclaim their story.
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