2017 Workshop Information UPDATE

07/11/2013

Due to faculty commitments, most of this year's workshops are being planned for the latter part of 2017. Faculty are still in the process of finalising their teaching schedules, both in Australia and overseas. The Adelaide workshop schedule will be announced at the end of January.

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Exploring Training & Supervision in Narrative Therapy (BALI)

01/12/2014

28 February to 3 March, with Maggie Carey in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia

Fours days of training and reflection in the beautiful setting of Ubud, Bali. Suitable for anyone interested in teaching or supervising others in using a Narrative Approach.

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Level One Intensive - Introduction to Narrative Therapy 2017

01/12/2014

3 - 7 April 2017 with Terry Callahan ***NEW DATES***

An energetic and rigorous introduction to Narrative Practice, that will leave participants keen to explore more. All of the central practices of the narrative approach (as described by Michael White) will be explored, along with an accessible introduction to the thinking that informs the practice. This introduction is relevant for a range of contexts, including counselling, groups and communities.

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Sharing Practice, Improving Skills. UK June 29 & 30 2017

01/12/2014

Narrative Therapy & Community Work Conference, 29 - 30 June 2017, Brighton, UK.

Organised by the Institute of Narrative Therapy, UK.

Keynote presenters include Sarah Walther, Sabine Vermeire and Rob Whittaker.

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Level Two Intensive: Extending Narrative Practice 2017

01/12/2014

September 4 - 8 2017, with Terry Callahan

A chance to re-invigorate your narrative approach and to catch up on recent developments in the use of the narrative metaphor.

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Exploring Narrative Approaches to Supervision, Melbourne 2016

01/12/2014

November 10 & 11 2016, with Shona Russell

Thinking Together in Relationship in Ways that Re-Invigorate Professional Identity

University of Melbourne (Hawthorne Campus)

Shona has been exploring narrative practices in her work as a supervisor for many years both as an external consultant to organisations and with practitioners who have a specific interest in narrative therapy. She has a particular interest in supervision where workers experience significant distress in relation to their work which has led her to engage with ways we can sustain ourselves in work that can be difficult and complex. Shona will draw on the work of Vikki Reynolds to consider what "becomes more possible when we are able to work in accord with our ethics, embrace a spirit of solidarity, and see our collective work as doing justice".

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Journeys with Men Separating from Control, Violence & Abuse

01/12/2014

17 - 21 October, with Rob Hall and Terry  Callahan

A Narrative Invitational Approach

This workshop will explore the approaches of Alan Jenkins (Invitations to Responsibility & Becoming Ethical), the partnership accountability emphasis of Rob Hall, and processes of Narrative Therapy. It will provide a rigorous reflective and practical engagement with ideas and skills which promote responsibility-taking for men, while addressing accountability to children and women affected by control and abuse.

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A Room Full of Stories

01/12/2014

International Narrative Therapy Conference, 13 - 18 October 2016, Mumbai, India.

Organised by the Ummeed Child Development Center, Mumbai, in collaboration with Narrative Practices Adelaide and Re-Authoring Teaching, Vermont, this conference is sure to be a very rewarding and enriching experience, both personally and professionally.

The list of presenters includes David Epston, America Bracho, Maggie Carey, Shona Russell, Peggy Sax, Jaswant Guzder, Scot Cooper, Jehanzeb Baldiwala, Su Ellen Hamkins, Lisa Johnson, Laurie Markham and David Marsten. (For more information see http://www.narrativeconference2016.in/speakers.php)

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Level One Intensive - Introduction to Narrative Therapy 2016

01/12/2014

11 - 15 April 2016 with Terry Callahan

An energetic and rigorous introduction to Narrative Practice, that will leave participants keen to explore more. All of the central practices of the narrative approach (as described by Michael White) will be explored, along with an accessible introduction to the thinking that informs the practice. This introduction is relevant for a range of contexts, including counselling, groups and communities.

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