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June, 2017 Collab Salon: Teaching and Learning Narrative Therapy – David Epston, Gerald Monk, Peggy Sax, Larry Zucker and others

Our June Collab Salon took place during "Narrative Educators Camp" - a very special gathering of Narrative Therapy teachers and trainers who spent three days together, sharing innovative pedagogies in the classroom and online for training narrative therapy practitioners. Did you study narrative therapy in graduate school? Which experiences stand out to you as memorable? Collab members and special guests came together for a conversation about teaching and learning narrative therapy.

Peggy Sax2020-01-07T17:53:01-05:00April 29th, 2017|Comments Off

August 2017 Collab Salon: Re-authoring Teaching: Exploring new developments

What's happening with Re-authoring Teaching? We are eager to show off some new developments with our Faculty Offerings, Workshops, Higher Education/Educators Portal and Youtube Channel. There is lots to share, and we'd love your input.

Peggy Sax2019-12-29T07:33:11-05:00April 16th, 2017|Comments Off

July 2017 Collab Salon: Exploring Take-aways from June workshops & camps

Were you able to participate in our June workshops and Narrative Camp? If you were not able to join us, would you like to hear more about the learnings? Join us for an opportunity to reflect on take-aways from these experiences.

Peggy Sax2019-12-29T07:34:52-05:00April 16th, 2017|1 Comment

May, 2017 Collab Salon: Landscapes of sexual activity and identity – Mike Giancola & Rob Santos

In this Collab Salon, Mike Giancola and Rob Santos will first present a framework, drawn from the sexual health movement, for organizing conversations about clients’ sexual hopes, preferences, values and practices. We will then convene a dialogue on the question of how these “sexual health principles” interact with key principles and practices in Narrative Therapy.

Peggy Sax2020-01-01T09:03:04-05:00April 15th, 2017|Comments Off

September, 2017 Collab Salon: Re-uniting Generations – Anna Silnitskaya & Maria Tiunova (Moscow, Russia)

The Great Terror repressions in Russia in the thirties of the previous century took lives of many people, destroyed families, created the atmosphere of shame, fear and helplessness in the society. Two generations later, we are still tracing the signs of the Great Terror in our lives - fear of authorities, fear of standing out, screaming silence around attempts to discuss those events. As insiders and narrative practitioners, we decided to make the first step towards preferred family stories, towards speaking out, towards reuniting with our ancestors. We hosted a meeting for those whose families were, like ours, affected by Stalin repressions. We relied on the narrative means of working with trauma, outsider witness practices and created a collective document in the end. This meeting became a meaningful event in the participants lives, and we would like to continue and share this work.

Peggy Sax2020-01-01T09:01:00-05:00February 6th, 2017|Comments Off

The EM-BODY-ing Conversations Consultation Group

The EM-BODY-ing Conversations Consultation Group with Lynne Rosen, LCSW Registration Opening Soon! The EM-BODY-ing Conversations Consultation Group is for people who are exploring how to integrate EMDR and somatic-oriented practices with a Narrative Approach both philosophically and practically. Through didactic material and sharing tales of our work with those who consult us, we will examine different kinds of inquiries and discover new openings for building scaffolding, leading to the construction of new [...]

Peggy Sax2019-12-29T07:41:05-05:00January 27th, 2017|0 Comments

Extending the Histories of Narrative Practice: Creating Spaces for Emerging Approaches

Narrative practices have evolved in many ways over the decades in response to changing professional, social and cultural contexts. The founders of the Narrative Therapy approach, the late Michael White and David Epston, gave voice to the hope and intention that we would continue to try out different modes of inquiry, come up with new practices, and integrate these cherished ways of being with people that fit with our own local experiences and socio-political contexts. This two-day workshop builds on our deep respect for the evolution of Narrative Therapy while creating spaces for an interplay with other treasured approaches. Please join Lynne Rosen, David Paré and Ian Percy as they honor their narrative roots while bringing together EMDR, somatic-oriented therapies, mindfulness practices and the storylines of our lives.

Peggy Sax2019-12-29T07:44:07-05:00January 25th, 2017|0 Comments

Apprenticeship in Advanced Narrative Practice

Apprenticeship in Advanced Narrative Practice with David Epston, Dr. Tom Carlson and Kay Ingamells Beginning February and July 2017 Have you ever marveled at the practice of David Epston and longed to bring the magic of his practice into your own? This unique course is designed to serve as an apprenticeship in the artistry of narrative practice. Rather, than being taught in a traditional way, your learning will happen through an [...]

Peggy Sax2019-12-29T07:42:36-05:00January 23rd, 2017|0 Comments

Working with Couples Consultation Group

This Consultation Group is now scheduled to begin February 3, 2019! Working with Couples Consultation Group with Larry Zucker, LCSW Welcome! This consultation group is for people who have taken- or are taking- my online course: Escaping Blame: Helping Couples Develop Account-ability. I hope that this group will provide you an exciting opportunity to develop your narrative practice with couples in a small, safe and supportive context. We will divide the time up evenly so [...]

Peggy Sax2019-01-17T05:37:34-05:00January 16th, 2017|0 Comments

Intern Pomo Group with Charley Lang

Welcome! The Intern Pomo Group provides a group consultation experience for pre-licensed therapists and counselors interested in postmodern (narrative, solution-focused) conversation and practice. Meeting live online once a month for 6 months, this group grew out of Charley’s experience facilitating in-person groups for interns in his private practice over the past several years. Intended to engage conversations that enrich participants’ unique experiences, both personally and professionally, the Intern Pomo Group is a space for [...]

Peggy Sax2017-12-26T17:45:30-05:00January 14th, 2017|0 Comments

April, 2017 Collab Salon – Narrative approaches to reclaiming Identity from the Effects of Childhood Sexual Abuse

This Collab Salon presented a narrative-based approach for addressing experiences of Childhood Sexual Abuse. The approach focuses on reconnecting clients with the hopes, values, and preferred images of themselves that abuse attempted to take away.

Peggy Sax2019-12-29T07:45:00-05:00December 18th, 2016|Comments Off

March, 2017 Collab Salon – From Craft to Art: Apprenticeship in the Artistry of Narrative Practice

Have you ever yearned to study the art of narrative therapy by following in the footsteps of a master? Tom Carlson and Kay Ingamells have both had the privilege of turning their craft into art under the supervision of David Epston and are now teaching others to do the same. We begin by travelling to the heart and the spirit of the practice through the study of case stories. We then move to a sentence by sentence study of transcripts of practice in which the details of questions and question practices are distinguished, examined and taught. In this salon, Tom and Kay will demonstrate these apprenticeship practices using a case-story and a transcript.

Peggy Sax2020-01-07T17:50:14-05:00December 18th, 2016|Comments Off

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