Jill Freedman is director of Evanston Family Therapy Center and a faculty member of the Chicago Center for Family Health. She has coauthored (with Gene Combs) more than 25 articles on narrative therapy and three books. The first two books are "Symbol, Story, and Ceremony: Using Metaphor in Individual and Family Therapy and Narrative Therapy: The Social Construction of Preferred Realities." Both were chosen by Behavioral Science Book Service as Main Selections. Their latest book, Narrative "Therapy With Couples...And a Whole Lot More!" is a collection of selected papers. Jill is an internationally recognized teacher and conference presenter. She has led workshops on various aspects of narrative therapy all over the world. Jill and Gene are known and respected for their warm, relaxed, and inspiring style as well as for the way that they embody the ideas they teach. This interview took place in March 2007 at the Evanston Family Therapy Center in Evanston, Illinois.