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that serve as access points to counter stories to the problem-saturated and
internalized ones.
It also allows transparency. As mentioned, I want the person I write to know what
I know—and what I don9t know. Sometimes the mere thought of what I know or
what I have been told can create concerns about what I might think of people.
And if all I know is the problem story, there is little room for alternative stories to
breathe. A written invitation can make room for those other stories before
therapy even begins.
