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As a book category, "Narrative therapy" refers to works grounded in the therapeutic approach that treats problems as separate from the person and focuses on the stories people tell about their lives. Books in this category can be clinical manuals and practitioner guides, self-help workbooks, memoirs that illustrate re-authoring processes, or collections of case studies; they commonly introduce concepts like externalizing problems, identifying dominant versus alternative narratives, exploring the influence of culture and power, and offering exercises to construct preferred stories. The aim is practical and reflective: to help readers — whether clinicians or individuals seeking change — recognize how language shapes identity, uncover previously overlooked strengths and values, and intentionally develop new, more empowering life narratives.

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