Narrative therapy has captured the attention of many in the family counseling field. Despite the apparent appeal of narrative therapy as a therapeutic modality, research on its effectiveness is in its in-fancy. This article will review current research on narrative therapy and discuss why a broader research base has yet to be developed. Suggestions for practitioners also will be provided.
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