Where can I learn more about narrative practice?
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 : 1) training events; 2) online courses; and 3) narrative training intensives, international diplomas, and apprenticeship programs.
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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
Online Courses
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Narrative Therapy: Foundations & Key Concepts
Sponsor: Re-authoring Teaching
Instructor: Peggy Sax
Narrative Therapy: Foundations & Key Concepts (FKC) offers six lessons introducing the philosophical foundations and key concepts guiding narrative therapy in work with individuals, families, groups, communities and organizations.
LEARN MOREAn Introduction to Rich Story Development
Sponsor: Re-authoring Teaching
Instructor: Maggie Carey
This online course—the first in our Rich Story Development series—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…
LEARN MOREEscaping Blame: Helping couples develop account-ability
Sponsor: Re-authoring Teaching
Instructor: Larry Zucker
Escaping Blame is an online course that focuses on working with couples. What would it look like if we could truly escape blame as a way of talking about our lives? What sort of conversation would take its place?
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