Book review: Stories we've heard, stories we've told: life-changing narratives in therapy and everyday life, by Jeffrey A. Kottler

For those particularly drawn to the nature and form of storytelling within therapy, Kottler's ‘Stories We've Heard, Stories We've Told’ provides a very welcome consideration of the world of literature in its many guises. Part historical/anthropological exploration and part psychotherapeutic enquiry, incorporating extensive reference to the realms of sociology, neurophysiology and education, whatever our therapeutic modality, this is a work of considerable relevance.