`Narrative therapy invites a fresh look at assumptions in the therapy culture, and on reading Martin Payne's account I instantly had a sense of being understood. I found this particularly refreshing, as so much that is written in the name of narrative therapy doesn't at all fit with my understanding of its philosophical, ethical and political considerations. He has succeeded in representing his own voice in this, which really makes for engaging reading and accessibility of these ideas' -
Michael White`This is a fascinating and important book' - John McLeod
`A book which is refreshing, thoughtful and modest in its outlook....there is something in this book for most of us' -