Social Therapeutics and Social Construction
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Social Therapeutics and Social Construction

02 Jul Social Therapeutics and Social Construction

Posted at 18:02h in Creativity, Human Development, Interviews, Play, Psychology of Becoming, Social Therapeutics by

Robyn Stratton-Berkessel is the host of Positivity Strategist, an interview series focusing on positive change methodologies, including social construction and appreciative inquiry. The current shows in this fabulous podcast, conceived in collaboration with the Taos Institute, feature a diverse group of scholars and practitioners responding to the invitation—”What are the innovations that social construction brings to our world?”

The podcast guests are Taos Associates who have written chapters for The Sage Handbook of Social Constructionist Practice, due out later this year. The first podcast in the series, “Social Innovation Practices Through the Lens of Social Construction,” is an interview with Celiane Carmago-Borges and Sheila McNamee, two of the four editors of the Handbook. I highly recommend it!

I’m proud to be among the authors in the Handbook and in Robyn’s podcast. The interview with me, “Social Therapeutics as Play, Performance and Becoming,” went live June 30. I hope you will listen and share!

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  • Robyn Stratton-Berkessel
    Posted at 19:05h, 02 July

    Lois, how lovely to read your appreciative comments A conversation with you is always enriching. I’m grateful you were able to play with us. I learn so much from you – your depth of knowledge, your personal stories and commitment to growing and becoming .

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