Details | Price | Qty |
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Regular ticket | $350.00 USD | Expired |
Reduced Fee | $250.00 USD | Sold Out |
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Live Interviews: Our Multi-Storied Bodies Wednesday Consultation Group
September 25, 2024 - December 4, 2024
2:30 pm - 4:00 pmwith Poh Lin Lee
6 Bi-weekly Wednesday Consultation Group:
November 6 & 20, 2024
December 4 & 18, 2024
January 8 & 22, 20252:30 - 4:00 pm EST (*please note 1 hr time change starting November 3rd for EST)
These dates are aligned with the 'sweet spot' that happens at this time of the year for many time zones to have the possibility to meet!
- 2.30pm EST
- 6.30am Melbourne (Thursday)
- 8.30pm France
- 7.30pm UK
- 11.30am LA
Layout of each session
- 45min conversation between group member and Poh
- 30min group discussion
Padlet will be available as a pin-up board for noting and sharing any emerging ideas, questions, observations, or associations sparked by the consultation group and staying connected between consultations.
Sessions will only be recorded when requested by the group member who is being interviewed.
In preparation, please review:
Lee, P.L. (2023) Our bodies as multi-storied communities: ethics & practices. Journal of Systemic TherapiesCo-researching agreement (short video exercise): https://vimeo.com/930048872/7afd8c2449
Fee: $350 USD, with one space at a reduced $250 rate.
Live Interviews: Our Multi-Storied Bodies Consultation Group Wednesday Group
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10min arrival
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45min conversation between group member and Poh
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30min group discussion
- Lee, P.L. (2023) Our bodies as multi-storied communities: ethics & practices. Journal of Systemic Therapies
- Co-researching agreement (short video exercise): https://vimeo.com/930048872/7afd8c2449
Introducing Poh
Poh Lin Lee is a Chinese Malaysian Australian woman who comes to her practice through multiple experiences and relationships as a narrative therapy practitioner, social worker, co-researcher of trauma/displacement, writer, teacher, film protagonist and creative consultant.
Since 2004 Poh has been engaged in therapeutic co-research with people and communities responding to themes of experience such as family and state violence, displacement (from rights, land, home, body, identity, relationships), liminality and reclaiming practices of staying with experience and preference. Creative and therapeutic fields intersected for Poh whilst working with people seeking asylum within a film project with director Gabrielle Brady, Island of the Hungry Ghosts (2018).
Venue: Zoom (Link TBA)
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