Narrative psychology. Self, psychological trauma, and meaning construction

What is narrative psychology? How is the language, narratives and other people affect the perradiation perradiation? What is the role of time, morality, power and control in designing identity? These and many other questions are focused on the author of the book.
The author reveals the theoretical and methodological foundations of narrative and psychological approaches by analyzing possible ways to use them. On specific examples, the author shows that the choice of one or another narrative of the entire spectrum can have serious social and psychological consequences for the design of samstation, responsibility, guilt and morality. An illustration to theoretical material is the analysis of specific cases of psychological injuries experienced by individuals (sexual violence in childhood, serious diseases (AIDS)).
The book, first of all, will be interesting to psychologists, practicing psychotherapists, sociologists, consultants, as well as all those interested in issues of narrative psychology