Contents:

CHAPTER 1: Introduction to narratives within occupational therapy and occupational science. CHAPTER 2: Narrative analysis of oral histories - HIV/AIDS. CHAPTER 3: Narratives based on an OT assessment tool - HIV/AIDS. CHAPTER 4: Eliciting narratives - Children / families, cross cultural issues. CHAPTER 5: Eliciting narratives - Work. CHAPTER 6: Narrative Theory - Chronic Illness. CHAPTER 7: Life story, narrative analysis - Mental Health. CHAPTER 8: Narrative data collected using OPHI II - Chronic fatigue Syndrome. CHAPTER 9: Life narratives - Ageing transitions. CHAPTER 10: Life narratives - Older women. CHAPTER 11: Life narratives - Occupational therapy education. CHAPTER 12: Life narratives - Women with severe an enduring mental health conditions. CHAPTER 13: Biographic interpretative method - Widowhood. CHAPTER 14: Analysis of published texts. CHAPTER 15: Physical Disability. CHAPTER 16: Pain. CHAPTER 17: Narrative approaches to occupational performance assessment. CHAPTER 18: Therapists' narratives: Competence of occupational therapists. CHAPTER 19: Narratives: Spinal cord injury. CHAPTER 20: Client / user produced narratives: Mental Health or Learning Disabilities