Registration for Gathering #1: What Is Your Narrative Backbone?
Register for the entire series or for the recording of What Is Your Narrative Backbone? (which has now past):
NextGen Collaboratory Online Series Registration
You can register now for the entire series. Re-Authoring Teachng members get further discounts. You can also register separately for each event. CE credit pending for the series.
New Horizons in Narrative Therapy, Affect & The Body
Registration for this self-paced course will be open and ongoing. Those who register early can join others in the first cohort for two live Zoom sessions with course contributors in October 2023.
Nov 21, 2021 Collab Salon: Emerging Initiatives from Around the World
How will narrative practice sustain and transform in the coming years and decades? While honoring our mentors, we take delight in the emergence of newer voices within a generation of narrative practitioners. Here we bring together voices from around the world to learn more from them about their narrative initiatives and collaborative spirit. Please join us in welcoming- and learning from -Raviraj Shetty & Jehanzeb Baldiwala (Narrative Practices India, Mumbai India), and Alfonzo (Poncho) Diaz (Colectivo de Prácticas Narrativas, Mexico City, Mexico).
October 17 2021 Collab Salon: Lines of Flight and Journeys of Recovery
Men who had experienced sexual abuse as children established SAMSN (Sexually Abused Men’s Support Network) in Sydney Australia specifically for men who had been sexually abused as children. Professionally facilitated peer support groups are among the many services they run. Terry and Rob have been facilitators for the Adelaide groups, but groups are run throughout New South Wales.
April, 2015 Collab Salon: The Absent but Implicit
Thank you Maggie for joining us for our April Collab session! Maggie presented on the ‘absent but implicit’ as a response to what has been problematic, and scaffolding this as an action. She also shared some thoughts about possible links between the ‘absent but implicit’ pathway and what is happening in the brain when we ask the questions that we do in using this pathway. Our plan was to show a couple of videos from Maggie's upcoming courses on Rich Story Development; however, we experienced a bit of techno/bandwidth difficulty. I will post the links to these videos below.