Responding to trauma workshops
You can sign up for a workshop by Angel Yuen offered by the Narrative Therapy Centre of Toronto by visiting the following page: https://www.narrativetherapycentre.com/eventtrauma.html
Community-based Narrative therapy
This page chronicles the partnership between the Evanston Family Therapy Center and Dulwich Centre Institute of Community Practice & Ibuka, in their work of responding to the effects of genocide in Rwanda: https://www.narrativetherapychicago.com/community_work/community_work.htm
Friday afternoons at the Dulwich Centre
Watch the wonderful ‘Friday Afternoons at Dulwich' videos. Happy viewing! https://dulwichcentre.com.au/category/friday-afternoons/
Art and photo galleries from the Narrative Approaches website
A great place to view the marriage between art and narrative therapy can be found at: https://www.narrativeapproaches.com/?page_id=2046
Narrative Therapy with children
Here are some great resources for working with children from the Narrative Approaches website: https://www.narrativeapproaches.com/?page_id=2676
A treasure chest of articles!
Narrative Approaches has a wonderful archive which they describe as a treasure chest of resources on narrative therapy: personal stories, academic articles, conversations, interviews, techniques, scholarship, notes, ideas and more. You're sure to find something here that will interest you! https://www.narrativeapproaches.com/?page_id=44
The Archive of Resistance: Anti-Anorexia/Anti-Bulimia
The Narrative Approaches website has built a lifesaving archive of personal stories, essays, poetry, art, scholarship, and conversations about the body, anorexia, bulimia, perfectionism, and identity. Have a look at it at: https://www.narrativeapproaches.com/?page_id=42
Chene Swart on Narrative Coaching
Hey, I just posted something about Chene Swart - her book, "Re-authoring the World: The Narrative lens and practices for organizations, communities and individuals. I included a delightful short video clip, which I found on the internet. Have a look here.
Re-Authoring the World: Chene Swart
Re-Authoring the world: The narrative lens and practices for organizations, communities and individuals is now available outside of South Africa as an e-book through Amazon.com (here). There are also instructions for ordering a hard copy on Chene's "Transformations" website. https://vimeo.com/54811525 Watch this brief presentation on: Narrative and story telling in organizations. The Refinery Leadership Partners: "Leadership Voices" with Chené Swart. CHENE SWART, Ph.D., is a South African citizen who stands on the shoulders [...]
I had a black dog, his name was depression
This video - produced by The World Health Organization - tells the story of overcoming the "black dog of depression". It is based on the book by the same title by writer and illustrator Matthew Johnstone. More information on the book can be found here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiCrniLQGYc
Jill Freedman: Why “Why” isn’t Enough: Special Feature on Sandy Hook
Jill Freedman Shortly after the tragic Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, USA, Jill was interviewed by PNS journalists Lark Corbeil and Mike Cliff to discuss ways of responding to the school shootings (December 16, 2013). In no way wishing to diminish the importance of focusing on the days immediately following a traumatic event, Jill skillfully asks additional questions that demonstrate what a narrative worldview looks like in action. The [...]
Pitfalls and challenges in work with men… who use violence against their partners by Rob Hall
It has become fashionable for people to present their work in ways that don’t claim expert status. I must admit that makes writing this much easier as I do not feel like an expert despite working in the field since 1980. There is also a school of thought that says it is very important to outline, make clear and transparent, how central themes of work are derived. Others can then critique these themes and make their [...]