The book is a collection of Michael White's works, carefully collected after his death by friends and colleagues. The author explores the most important topics for narrative therapists: social norms and social control, technologies of power and power relations in psychotherapy, the responsibility of the therapist and those who turn to him for help. Describes ways to work with people experiencing the consequences of trauma; with people whose loved ones have committed suicide; with men who committed violence. The issues of countertransference, resistance, the concept of externalization, “absent but implied” are considered. The book will be useful and interesting to psychologists, psychotherapists, consultants and anyone interested in the narrative approach. The publishing layout of the book is saved in PDF A4 format.