Being part of this consultation group, with gentle invitations to expeditions of my bodies, my imagines and understand further urgencies of care, needs, resonances, things to express, of the collective, in others, in me. I felt immediate possibilities to apply these findings and ideas to my current practices. The guidance of Poh and her offerings transcend the multilayering of spoken languages, sending invitations, questions.. building creative bridges to see, to be seen, to hear and be heard.
The multi-storied body consultation group was a place where curiosity, sharing, dialogue, and co-research were headed in new directions. It was a place where the exploration of the landscape of action opened new possibilities. It was a place where the question of “what is possible to know?” was articulated again from a different perspective and in new directions.
My experience with the multi-storied bodies consultation group can be described as expansive, playful, tender, moving, and novel. Poh offered a generous and hospitable space that was both grounding and uplifting all at once, allowing each of us within an international community to co-research with radical care and unapologetic curiosity. This group became a safe passage to re-appear, re-engage, and re-imagine our relationships with not only members of our physical bodies, but also our bodies of knowledge, spirituality, ancestry, music, movement, poetry, and more. The experience enriched my politics and practices both personally and professionally.
Customized Small Group Training Opportunities!
Are you wishing to become a more skilled narrative practitioner? Do you yearn to consult closely with seasoned practitioners to develop specific applications for your narrative practice further? Are you drawn to the idea of working in a small, global consultation group? A group can form as a follow-up to a particular workshop, as a guide through an otherwise self-paced online course, or as independent customized consultation opportunities by members of our training team honing in on specific skill development. Get in touch with us here if you have any ideas for groups you’d like to be part of.
New 2025 Groups Now Forming!
Zoom makes it possible to offer these unique learning experiences to interested colleagues worldwide! Read below to see which group is now open for registration. Please contact us to inquire about future groups.

Our Multi-Storied Bodies Practices Monday Group with Poh Lin Lee
Six weekly 90-minute sessions: Tuesdays 4:00 pm- 5:30 pm ET
September 2, 16 & 30;
October 14 & 28;
November 11, 2025
8 places, 2 places at a reduced fee. Payment in two parts is available on request
Special offer: Just for this consultation group, we invite you to share your sign-up with a friend or colleague. One sign-up for two people!
Beginning in September, we are delighted to offer a welcome six-week consultation group for our multi-storied bodies’ ideas and practices. If you are interested in experiencing the overall taste of this co-research approach, this is the group for you!
What happens when we shift from viewing our bodies as a single entity to experiencing them as a community of diverse members, each with their own experience, position, and story?
This consultation group is for folx interested in centering post-structural, narrative practices, intersectional feminisms, and community ideas in accompanying individuals, couples, families, and communities in co-research (creative, therapeutic or research). By co-research, we mean unpacking lived experience in non-extractive ways, guided by ethical curiosity.
Additional Guided Groups

Where the Buses Don’t Run Yet
BONUS!
Four biweekly 90-minute sessions: October 5 to November 16, 2025
Join a discussion group guided by Kitty Thatcher & Ben Kreader. Together, we will go through this online course, focusing on each interview, identifying specific narrative practices, and exploring their application in our own contexts.
Do you want to learn more about counterstorying, wonderfulness enquiries, witnessing practices & possibilities from the Future? Join Kitty and Ben, graduates of the Apprenticeship in the Artistry of Narrative Therapy Practice, who will serve as guides for anyone (individuals and study groups) interested in engaging with the excellent self-paced course, Where the Buses Don’t Run Yet with David Epston and Kay Ingamells.

Follow-up to Workshop
Collecting Crumbs of Wisdom: Narrative Practice and Parenting
Poh Lin Lee, Akansha Vaswani-Bye & Peggy Sax
February 13 & 27,
March 13 & 27,
April 10 & 24
3:00 – 4:30 pm ET, 12:00 – 1:30 pm PT, 7:00 – 8:30 am Aust, 9:00 – 10:30 pm Europe , 8:00 – 9:30 pm UK
This group is open for workshop participants who wish to continue to meet in a supportive parenting community, learning with and from each other as a follow-up to the workshop.
As facilitators, Akansha, Poh, and Peggy will guide you through experiential exercises and facilitate intentional conversations to enable you to hone in on your expertise as a parent or carer. Together, we will engage with narrative ideas and practices to enrich our stories—interviewing one another, co-researching our relationships with the children in our lives, documenting our practices, and sharing both crumbs of wisdom and the hard-earned lessons learned along the way.
Please let us know if you wish to recommend a future Consultation Group.