Kate Leone

I am an American certified narrative therapist with a background in social justice, anthropology, and literary theory. I take an interdisciplinary, non-pathologizing approach, that also considers the influence of cultural and social constructs on our behaviors, thoughts, and wellness. I was trained in narrative theories and practice techniques by John Stillman, an early student of Michael White, considered the founder of modern Narrative Therapy practices and the Dulwich Center. I have also completed Advanced Training through the Vancouver School of Narrative Therapy. Though I began my official narrative therapy practice training in recent years, I have been working in post-structuralism and narrative studies as an cultural anthropologist, a lawyer, community worker and social justice advocate, and as a Ph.D. candidate in narrative and literary theory. My personal healing journey has also been very formative in my practice and my passion for narrative as a therapeutic approach to social and personal conflict. ​ ​