Narrative Educators Camp took place on Lake Champlain in Charlotte, Vermont from Saturday, June 17 to Tuesday, June 20, 2017. Twenty-eight colleagues engaged in higher education and post graduate training in narrative therapy shared innovative pedagogical approaches in the classroom and online. This gathering built on—and extends—Re-authoring Teaching’s annual Narrative Camp. While most of us spent the weekend lakeside, others were able to join us virtually through Zoom. Everything was recorded by filmmaker Cindy Parrish! Watch this short YouTube video to share in the marvel of this gathering!

Teaching Topics

Our co-presenters at Educators Camp shared some of their favorite training materials according to specific topics.

Honoring Michael White's Legacy

with David Epston & Walter Bera

The Early Years

with Gaye Stockell, Gerald Monk, Gene Combs and David Epston

Honoring Local Knowledges, Complex Identities & Indigenous Practices

with Danielle Drake, Arthur Sanchez, Jehanzeb Baldiwala, David Epston, Wiremu NiaNia, and Allister Bush

The Affective Turn and Narrative Therapy

with Gerald Monk, SuEllen Hamkins, Danielle Drake, Ian Percy, Maggie Carey, Lynne Rosen

Teaching Foundational Counseling Skills

with SuEllen Hamkins MD, David Pare PhD & Arthur Sanchez PhD

Re-creating Narrative Therapy Elsewhere

with Sumie Ishikawa,  Jehanzeb Baldiwala, Jung Eun,  Sun Hae, Carlos Chimpén,  marcela polanco and David Epston

Podcasts and Multimedia

with Chris Hoff, Peggy Sax and Will Sherwin
 

Creating a Collaboratory: Teaching online

with Charley Lang, Peggy Sax & Larry Zucker
 

Insider Witness Practices

with David Epston & Tom Stone Carlson

Exemplary Tales as Pedogogy

with Tom Carlson, David Epston, Travis Heath, Kay Ingamells, and Sasha Pilkington

Apprenticeship Training in the Artistry of Narrative Practice

with David Epston, Kay Ingamells & Tom Stone Carlson

Sustaining Future Narrative Practice

with western Massachusetts Peer Supervision group, Reauthoring Teaching.