Where Can I Learn More About Narrative Practice?
Collaborative Narrative Network Training Calendar
This community project builds on one of Michael White and David Epston’s steadfast intentions: Strengthening a Collaborative Narrative Network. We wish to recognize the Dulwich Centre for its central role in developing narrative approaches to therapy and community work, training, publishing, and supporting practitioners in different parts of the world. In the spirit of communities in connection (rather than individuals in competition), our vision is to bring together a network of independent narrative training initiatives around the world that share the commitment to preserve, develop, and extend the legacy of narrative therapy. Together with our partners, we aspire to create a central place to find, coordinate, and support high-quality independent narrative trainings around the world including 1) training events; 2) narrative training intensives, international diplomas, and apprenticeship programs; and 3) online courses.
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NOTE: This project is a work in progress. We are very interested in hearing from you. Is this useful to you? What might make it better? Please contact us!
Training Calendar
Narrative Network Intensive Training Programs
- NextGen Collaboratory
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Playing with Practice
Sponsor: Narrative Imaginings
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Certificate in NarrARTive Expressive Arts Coaching
Sponsor: Northwest Creative & Expressive Arts Institute
Instructor: Shoshana Simons, Ph.D., RDT
Dates: March 29 – September 15, 2024. Please see below “Series Schedule” for specific dates and times of each module.
Cost: $1,485.00 plus $59.00 for 42 CEs (optional) A payment plan is available. -
Linking Therapists' Lives Through Shared Practice: A Narrative Consultation Group
Sponsor: Narrative Therapy Initiative (NTI)
Dates: September 11th, 2024 through May 25th, 2025, twice every month on Wednesdays from 12:00PM-1:30PMET
Location: This program is currently scheduled to be fully online using Zoom
Maximum Participants: 12 participants
Instructors: Suzanne Gazzolo, PhD and Matt Mooney, LICSW -
Narrative Certificate Program
Sponsor: Narrative Therapy Initiative (NTI)
Instructors: Suzanne Gazzolo, Ph.D.; Guadalupe Morelos, LICSW; and Matt Mooney, LICSW; and ongoing inspiration from the legacy of Stephen Gaddis, Ph.D.
This year-long Narrative Certificate Program is for people interested in developing a rigorous personal understanding of the Narrative Worldview and its social justice ethics and practices. Dates are set for September 13, 2024 through May 16, 2025. Scheduled to be fully online using Zoom. This course will cap at 21 students.
Online Courses
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Three Interviews with David Epston: Counterstorying, Wonderfulness Enquiries, Witnessing Practices & Possibilities from the Future
Sponsor: Re-Authoring Teaching
This self-paced course with Davd Epston and Kay Ingamells demonstrates David’s innovative teaching methods. It focuses on three interviews and uses immersion learning through transcripts and internalized other questioning to teach the craft and art of narrative inquiry training.
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New Horizons in Narrative Therapy, Affect & the Body
Sponsor: Re-Authoring Teaching
This self-paced course 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.
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Rich Story Development in Action: 3 Live Interviews with Maggie Carey
Sponsor: Re-Authoring Teaching
Instructor: Maggie Carey
NEW COURSE! 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. 10 Alliant CE credits.