Introduction.

THEORETICAL PERSPECT.

Redecision Therapy: Through a Narrative Lens (J. Allen & B. Allen).

Generative Conversations: A Postmodern Approach to Conceptualizing and Working with Human Systems (H. Anderson & S. Levin).

Adlerian Psychotherapy as a Constructivist Psychotherapy (J. Carlson & L. Sperry).

How Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy Belongs in the Constructivist Camp (A. Ellis).

Setting Aside the Model in Family Therapy (L. Hoffman).

Ericksonian Emergent Epistemologies: Embracing a New Paradigm (S. Lankton & C. Lankton).

Possibility Therapy: An Inclusive, Collaborative, Solution-Based Model of Psychotherapy (W. O'Hanlon).

Strange Attractors and the Transformation of Narratives in Family Therapy (C. Sluzki).

CONVERSATIONS AND SONGS.

Constructing Therapeutic Realities: A Conversation with Paul Watzlawick (P. Watzlawick & M. Hoyt).

Honoring Our Internalized Others and the Ethics of Caring: A Conversation with Karl Tomm (K. Tomm, et al.).

Interviewing Fear and Love: Implications for Narrative Therapy (R. Doan).

Master of Faster and The Problem Talks Back (J. Goldfield).

SPECIFIC CLINICAL APPLICATIONS.

Children's Stories, Children's Solutions: Social Constructionist Therapy for Children and Their Families (J. Cha).

Minimizing Hierarchy in Therapeutic Relationships: A Reflecting Team Approach (S. Cohen, et al.).

Escaping the Lost World of Impossibility: Honoring Clients' Language, Motivation and Theories of Change (B. Duncan, et al.).

Solution-Focused Couple Therapy: Helping Clients Construct Self-Fulfilling Realities (M. Hoyt & I. Berg).

Solution-Focused Ideas for Briefer Therapy with Longer-Term Clients (J. Kreider).

The Narrative Solutions Approach for Retelling Children's Stories: Using Preferred Views to Construct Useful Conversations (T. Lund & J. Eron).

19. A Narrative Approach to Anorexia: Discourse, Reflexivity, and Questions (S. Madigan).

Internalized Other Questioning with Men Who Are Violent (D. Nylund & V. Corsiglia) (with commentary by Alan Jenkins).

Using-Therapeutic Splits to Construct Empathic Narratives (H. Omer).

From "Either-Or" to "Both-And": Treating Dissociative Disorders Collaboratively (R. Schwarz).