Online Courses for CE Credit
Registrants can earn Continuing Education Credit for the following online courses through our co-sponsorship with Alliant International Continuing Education. Just pay the additional charge to earn CEs and follow the protocol for documentation.
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Three Interviews with David Epston: Counterstorying, Hauntings from the Future, Wonderfulness Enquiries & Possibilities from the Future. David Epston & Kay Ingamells demonstrate David’s innovative teaching methods to teach the craft and art of narrative inquiry training using immersion learning through transcripts and internalized other questioning to focus on three interviews.
Narrative Therapy: Foundations and Key Concepts is a self-paced online course guided by Peggy Sax. We think of this course as the prerequisite for all other courses as an introduction or review of Narrative Therapy.
New Horizons in Narrative Therapy, Affect & The Body is first course in our series builds on our deep respect for narrative therapy cofounders and mentors while envisioning new horizons in attending to affect and the body in our narrative work with people experiencing difficulties in their lives and relationships.
An Introduction to Rich Story Development with Maggie Carey offers a clear, concise and down-to-earth journey into topics about story development including the narrative metaphor, landscapes of stories, double listening, loitering with intent, mapping meaning and action, personal agency, listening for resonance, making links, and neurobiology.
Early Bird Registration! This five-lesson course demonstrates what a narrative interview actually looks like in practice. Each interview, illustrated on a whiteboard, shows key narrative principles in action, and specific interviewing skills guided by maps of narrative practice. Reflections throughout by skillful narrative practitioners and teachers from around of the world.
Helping Couples Develop Account-Ability with Larry Zucker gives six lessons exploring therapeutic conversations that are possible when Accountability emerges as practice distinct from Blame, and what we can do as therapists to nurture that distinction.
Queer Counseling & Narrative Practice, the first online course in our Narrative in Action series, is facilitated by Charley Lang. This course explores the engagement of strength-based narrative practices when consulting with clients who identify as L(lesbian), G(gay), B(bisexual), T(transgender), and/or Q(queer) and addresses numerous issues pertinent to these clients and their lives.
Steps to Receive a CE Certificate
For an Online Course
- Pay the extra fee to earn CE credits (when you first register for the course)
- Complete the Assessment quiz at the end of the course
- Obtain a passing score by correctly answering 80% of the questions.
- Fill out the evaluation form.
- When everything is completed, send us an email to request the certificate. include any preferences (name, degree, license number) and email address.