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A study weblog for posts and ponderings about narrative applications in helping professions

Ethic of care

The care we offer—to ourselves, to each other, to animals, to the planet—comes not from duty, fear of loss, or laws and expectations, but from gratitude, awareness, and our desire to love.

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Name: Katherine Murray
Location: Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

Long-time tech writer, mom, nana, animal lover, gardener, and student of life. :)

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    Current Blogs & Sites

    • Kids Love the Earth!
    • reVisions Plus, Inc.
    • Technology blog
    • Faith and life blog

    My Free Docs on Scribd



    • * Getting Over the Rainbow: Peacemaking through Communication
    • * Healing the Space: A Meditation
    • * Let Your Longing Guide You: A Meditation
    • * How to Weed a Garden: A Meditation
    • * Buddhist Proverbs
    • * Awareness: An Owner's Manual
    • * Stay in Touch with Your Teen

    Papers, notes & reviews

    • She: Understanding Feminine Psychology study notes
    • Multimodal Family Assessment Instrument
    • Narrative in Emergency Care
    • Grief - The Living Story (notes)
    • Narrative in Pastoral Diagnosis
    • Finding the Group Story
    • AA 12 Steps and Narrative Themes
    • Spirituality of Addictions paper

    • Personal perspective on addictions

    • Independent Study Course Outline

    • Listening for Story Levels & Types

    • Personal, Marital, Family, & Ministry Myths
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    Resources used

    • "The Best of Friends," Michael White
    • Narrative Therapy in Practice
    • Family Therapy: An Overview, Sixth Edition
    • Listening & Caring Skills, by John Savage
    • Kitchen Table Wisdom, by Rachel Naomi Remen
    • Story Re-Visions, by Parry & Doan
    • 101 Healing Stories, by George Burns
    • Recalling Our Own Stories, by Edward Wimberly
    • Rita Charon interview on Narrative Medicine
    • Tell Me a Story, by Daniel Taylor, Bog Walk Press
    • Introduction to Narrative Therapy course
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    Previous posts

    • Paying for contact
    • Anxiety as lack of support
    • Finding our way in accelerating times
    • In search of cultural memory
    • Completing the Cycle
    • Vigilance
    • The group voice
    • Popping the lid on our thinking
    • Don't let the cloud win
    • Listening to Receive
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