Publish at June 28 2023 Updated October 02 2023
The narrative approach is an extraordinary lever for development. This approach enables us to dissociate the person who is supposedly the bearer of a problem from the situation he or she is experiencing. By shifting the focus on interactions, we don't limit the individual to being just a problem.
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