Demonstrates how the ideas that Tom Andersen promulgates can be developed, or, how they can act as a springboard for other major contributors to the family therapy field such as Hoffman, Seikkula, Shotter and Harlene Anderson to develop and refine their own theoretical positions.

Series Editor’s Foreword , Preface , Innovations , Practising “withness”: a human art , “Reflecting talk”, “inner talk”, and “outer talk”: Tom Andersen’s way of being , Creating a space for a generative community , Flashbacks in war: a consultation with reflections , Voicing voices , Open conversations that weave changes in contexts of poverty or wealth , Conversation, language, and the written word , Balancing between peripheral/central positions when we’re invited to be central , Celebrating moments of discomfort , Networks on networks: initiating international cooperation for the treatment of psychosis , True stories: acts of informing and forming , The June Seminars at the North Calotte , Crossroads , Greetings , “When it starts buzzing in your ears, you must lean forward!” , Of course I knew everything from before, but… , A small “musical” greeting from “The Chamber Music Group, Seven Sisters” , Thank you, Tom , Movements of life , Our inspiration to write a book together: clinical experience and reflections in psychomotor physiotherapy , An expanded framework: employing psychomotor physiotherapy in arenas other than the treatment of individual patients , What does it mean to be human? , A tribute to Tom—humbly, from the heart of the Norwegian Family Therapy Association