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Narrative Therapy Approaches for Physical Health Problems: Facilitating Preferred Change

Editor : Lincoln Simmonds, Editor : Louise Mozo-Dutton

About the Editor(s)

Lincoln Simmonds is a clinical psychologist who is passionate about using ideas from narrative therapy in his work with children and young people. He has worked with young people with a range of physical health problems, and more recently with young people with neuromuscular difficulties. He has presented workshops, supervised other practitioners and written about using narrative therapy approaches.

Louise Mozo-Dutton is a clinical psychologist who is passionate about working with people living with physical health conditions, an interest sparked during her training, and one that has continued to grow and develop since qualifying in 2009. To date, Louise has worked within HIV services and acute in-patient medicine; she also has experience of supporting people with diabetes, stroke, multiple sclerosis, respiratory problems and degenerative conditions. Narrative therapy remains her guiding therapeutic model; she completed the diploma in 2014 and has been part of a narrative supervision group for a number of years.