In Narrative Practice Maps, Michael White gathers and presents the therapeutic ideas and practices that constitute the core of Narrative Therapy. Through the process of mapping, he creates a step-by-step guide for navigating people towards adopting empowering and enriched life narratives. 

The dominant monolithic dimension of problems for personal identity is replaced by values and social dimensions of life. Michael White's ideas outline innovative theoretical and clinical directions in the field of psychotherapy, with applications in areas such as family therapy, trauma therapy, addictions, eating disorders, grief, and domestic violence, among others.

This book is an ideal read for understanding the richness of personal stories and their therapeutic possibilities both in Narrative Therapy and in psychotherapeutic practices in general.