Resources
Below you will find a collection of resources – including videos, articles, book chapters, and FIT manuals – that relate to Julie’s work.
You can either get additional information by clicking on the items below or use the categories on the right to find a specific resource.
Note: Items labeled buy online will take you to an external website.
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Feedback Informed Treatment Manuals
Buy onlineThese extremely readable and highly practical manuals–which Julie co-authored with a team of amazing clinicians–are the perfect resource for helpers endeavoring to incorporate client feedback into their practice.
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Feedback Informed Treatment Parts 1-3
Buy onlineIn these videos, Drs. Scott D. Miller and Julie Tilsen, describe and demonstrate how clinicians can integrate the principles and practices of FIT into their work regardless of theoretical orientation or professional discipline.
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Feedback Informed Treatment: Evidence-Based Practice Meets Social Construction
DownloadThis article explores the challenges presented by the mandate for evidence-based practice for family therapists who identify with the philosophical stance of social construction. Through a case vignette, the authors introduce the evidence-based practice of Feedback Informed Treatment as an elaboration of social construction, and as an example of bridging the gap between the discursive frames of empiricism and social construction.
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Friendly Ghosts: Re-Membering Conversations with Children
DownloadThis chapter illustrates the application of the narrative therapy practice of re-membering conversations with a young girl and her mother after the death of a grandparent.
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Homonormativity & Queer Youth Resistance
DownloadThis chapter explores how the institutionalization of a gay identity reproduces some of the same oppressive and limiting specifications from which the gay liberation movement has sought freedom.
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iYouth: Kids, Counseling & Pop Culture
Buy onlineJulie and Dave Nylund discuss the clinical use of cultural studies methodologies as a way to engage youth in productive, meaningful, and meaning-making conversations about the influence of popular culture in their lives.
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Nimble and Courageous Acts: How Michael Became the Boss of Himself
DownloadIn this paper, a narrative therapist collaborates with her past clients to re-tell the story of a 9-year old’s resistance to what is called Asperger’s Disorder in the psychiatric world.
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Pedagogy and Praxis: Postmodern Spirit in the Classroom
DownloadThis article identifies some of the benefits of using a postmodern approach in a social work practice or family therapy classroom. A postmodern pedagogical stance has particular significance for faculty who teach clinical practice as postmodernism encourages reflexivity and increases students ’awareness of sociopolitical issues.
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Popular Culture Texts and Young People: Making Meaning, Honouring Resistance, and Becoming Harry Potter
$0.00DownloadThis article introduces the use of cultural studies methodologies as a way to make meaning and generate new identity conclusions with young people and their families.
