Table of Contents
Foreword. Steve Killick, Clinical Psychologist and Storyteller.
Introduction.
- The Power of Stories for Facilitating Healing for Children and their Families.
- 'Once upon a time...' Creating Your Own Stories. Section One: Looking Back and Moving On, Life in Stories.
- Story One: The Caterpillar Who Did not Want to Become a Butterfly.
- Story Two: Kirsty, the Cuckoo in the Nest.
- Story Three: The Puppy Who needed healing. Section Two: Coping in Fear and Without Trust.
- Story Four: Conner the Superhero.
- Story Five: Millie and Her Mother.
- Story Six: In the Eye of the Storm. Section Three: I Will Do It By Myself.
- Story Seven: Born to Care.
- Story Eight: The Boy with all the Knowledge of the World in His Head.
- Story Nine: The Mermaid's Song. Section Four: Keep Noticing Me.
- Story Ten: Melinda and the Golden Balloon.
- Story Eleven: The Clockmakers and the Cuckoo Clock.
- Story Twelve: The Space Boy. Section Five: Learning About Relationships.
- Story Thirteen: Survival of the Fittest.
- Story Fourteen: A Mummy Finds out how to Look After her Baby.
- Story Fifteen: Sally Sunshine and the Big Bag of Worries. Section Six: Stories for Parents.
- Story Sixteen: A Daughter's Tale.
- Story Seventeen: William and Edward.
- Story Eighteen: Longing and Belonging. Section Seven: Stories for the Practitioners.
- Story Nineteen: The Finest Forest in all the Land.
- Story Twenty: Never You Mind.
- Story Twenty One: Bridge over Troubled Water.
Appendices
- Planning a Solution Story.
- Planning a Therapeutic Story.
- Planning a Trauma Story.
- Planning a Narrative to Explore Life Story.
- Planning an Insight Story.
References.