Positive Narrative Group Psychotherapy: the use of traditional fairy tales to enhance psychological well-being and growth

  • Ruini C
  • Masoni L
  • Ottolini F
  • et al.
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Abstract

Oral narrative strategies have rarely been applied in the positive psychology domain. Traditional folk and fairy tales are concerned with several concepts that are now scientifically investigated by research on positive psychology, such as resilience, self-realization, personal growth and meaning in life. The aim of this pilot study was to apply a new narrative approach based on fairy tales (Märchen, tales of magic, rise tales) told, discussed, and written in a group context for the purpose of promoting psychological well-being and growth.

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Ruini, C., Masoni, L., Ottolini, F., & Ferrari, S. (2014). Positive Narrative Group Psychotherapy: the use of traditional fairy tales to enhance psychological well-being and growth. Psychology of Well-Being, 4(1). https://doi.org/10.1186/s13612-013-0013-0

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