A single event that spans one or more consecutive days. Attendee’s register for the first date-time only
This bi-weekly 4 session consultation group is for those who wish to continue meeting in a small group after attending the online workshop: Working With Families and Couples in the Context of Domestic Violence.
Ear 3 CEs from Alliant International Unversity. You must complete the event, and then take the evaluation.
This training explores how to work ethically and effectively with families and couples impacted by domestic violence, with particular attention to refugee and immigrant contexts.
Please ignore any dates listed here. Registration for this self-paced course is open and ongoing.
Earn 16 CEs from Alliant International Unversity. You must complete the event, and then take the evaluation.
Please ignore any dates listed here. Registration for this self-paced course is open and ongoing.
This monthly consultation group is for those who joined the Creating Space workshop and wish to continue exploring narrative ideas through creative practice.
With Kitty Thatcher and Ben Kreader October 5 & 19; November 2 & 16, 2025 Sundays, 4:00 pm - 5.30 pm ET Beginning in October, we are delighted to offer a four-session discussion group to accompany your self-paced journey through the David Epston and Kay Ingamells course, Where the Buses Don't Run Yet: Counterstorying, Wonderfulness Enquiries, Witnessing Practices & Possibilities from the Future. If you are interested in expanding your engagement with the course [...]
A follow-up to the Collecting Crumbs of Wisdom Workshop
A workshop to explore and develop rich storylines in our lives and work that go beyond talking about meaning-making and into doing it creatively and collaboratively
Ear 3 CEs from Alliant International Unversity. You must complete the event, and then take the evaluation.
A workshop inviting therapists to a conversation on therapy and suicide, in relation to life and death liberation that steers away from an anti-psychiatry stance or dismantling and deconstructive proposals, engaging instead epistemic humility and pluriversality.