Volume 48, Issue 3 pp. 315-318

Introduction to the Special Section—Continuing Narrative Ideas and Practices: Drawing Inspiration from the Legacy of Michael White

VICTORIA C. DICKERSON PH.D.,

VICTORIA C. DICKERSON PH.D.

Private practice, Los Gatos, CA. Adjunct lecturer, Department of Psychology, San José State University, San José, CA

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VICTORIA C. DICKERSON PH.D.,

VICTORIA C. DICKERSON PH.D.

Private practice, Los Gatos, CA. Adjunct lecturer, Department of Psychology, San José State University, San José, CA

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First published: 10 August 2009

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