February 15, 2015
A big extra thank you to everyone who helped us officially launch The Collab Salon, and especially to Larry for your generosity and skill in bringing your ideas to us in this new format. It was a thrill- a dream come true- to bring together people from around the world to exchange with Larry Zucker- and each other- about Larry’s work with couples – Escaping blaming frames of reference and engaging a different approach to conversation.
Powerpoint
Collab members can now access Larry’s powerpoint slides as well as the entire recording for this Zoom session.
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An annual Collab membership only costs $100. Members are welcome to sign up for any – or all- of our monthly Collab Salon meetings. This is in addition to access to our Conversation Forum.
A quick reminder: Larry is coming to Vermont to present a Vermont workshop Escaping Blame: Helping couples develop account-ability on Monday, June 15, 2015, and developing a course under the same title in our “Narrative in Action” online series.
Hi Peggy.
Hi Larry.
Hi everyone.
It was my first experience to learn through on-line live interactive lesson.
My possibility to take part at the disscusion was reduced by some reasons but i could see and heard you.Thank all of you for your discussion.
I enjoyed Larry ‘s presentation.
The idea to shift from disputes to conversations in working with couples it’s very useful .
I appreciated questions about influences Disputes have. I can not remember how sounds exactly question about the influences on the therapist. I was surprised to realised the power of it. Of course, when couple is involved in blaming each other the therapist can workss hardly not to loose ifluencing stance., I guess.
I have question.
There is situation when a member of the couple doesn’t have the voice. The discourse are brought in therapy room hides Guilty, Shame, Pain.
Larry, could i ask your opinion , please. In this situation the therapist might be involved in disputes with person who has “the voice”. How to escape froom this?
Larry, i think about the large context i could use ideas from your lesson.
I am waiting for on line course.
Thanks.
Valentina