Narrative therapy is barely in its infancy, yet has been acclaimed by leaders in the field as a major contribution. The pioneering and seminal work of Michael White and David Epson, in their Narrative Means to Therapeutic Ends (1990), provided a base from which narrative could be explored, amplified, and cultured so that it could be used effectively in a number of settings and with persons with diverse needs. Narrative therapy emerged during the postmodern, constructivist movement, helping to deconstruct privileged helping approaches