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The Narrative Training Partnership presents:
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| INTENSIVE TRAINING COURSES |
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(6-Day courses, divided into two 3-day blocks a few weeks apart) |
| LEVEL 1: |
| Using recent developments from narrative therapy the Level 1 course will show you how to: |
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1. Understand
peoples actions from the stories of their lives |
2007 Level 1 Dates
DUBLIN: April 11,12,13 and May 23,24,25.
October 17,18,19 and November 28,29,30.
LONDON: January 17,18,19 and March 7,8,9.
October 3,4,5 and November 14,15,16.
PLYMOUTH: March 14,15,16 and May 2,3,4.
BIRMINGHAM: October 10,11,12 and November 21,22,23.
2008 Level 1 Dates
LONDON: March 12,13,14 and April 9,10,11
October 1,2,3 and 29,30,31
DUBLIN: April 17,17,18 and May 14,15,16
September 17,18,19 and October 15,16,17
BIRMINGHAM: October 22,23,24 and November 19,20,21
PLYMOUTH: May 7,8,9 and June 4,5,6
BELFAST: May 28,29,30 and June 25,26,27
HELSINKI: (Email mark@hayward.flyer.co.uk for further details of Helsinki Intensive)
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How stories shape lives and re-storying can re-shape lives. A structure to guide your questions. Multiple ways to externalise problems. How to retrieve conversations from despair and instil hope. How to rewrite the past without erasing past experiences. How to spot nuggets of gold in conversations that lift the atmosphere. How to intrigue clients by using their own skills in surprising ways. How to make vague problems concrete and manageable. |
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2 – Understand Michel Foucault’s critique of cultural norms and how they affect all our lives. How to discern and appreciate the power of these norms without getting captured by them. How to use language to avoid applying norms to peoples lives. What to look for when a conversation seems negative or hopeless. How to turn small initiatives into substantive developments. |
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SIX WEEK GAP BETWEEN THE THREE DAY BLOCKS
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DAY 6
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LEVEL 2: (PARTICIPANTS SHOULD COMPLETE LEVEL 1 BEFORE LEVEL 2)
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LEVEL 2 INTENSIVE ·This course builds on the learning from Level 1 and progresses participants skills and knowledge to self-sustaining levels. ·Advanced level understandings and skills are taught. ·Learn concrete techniques for working with trauma, violence, supervision, personal failure and in-the-room conflict. ·Attention to the dilemmas of particular work situations make the learning relevant and sustainable. ·It will include the latest developments and techniques in narrative practice. |
2007/8/9 Level 2 Dates
LONDON December 5,6,7, 2007 & January 16,17,18. 2008
January 28,29,-30 & February 25,26,-27 2009
DUBLIN: February 20,21,22, 2008 and April 2,3,4, 2008
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| Dulwich Centre, in Adelaide, Australia is the founding centre and premier organisation in the world today providing training in narrative practice. All staff have been practicing and teaching narrative approaches for many years in UK. We also maintain active clinical positions and our teaching frequently features live interviews and videotapes of recent clinical work. |
| Mark Hayward has 25 years experience working with children, families and individuals. He works as Principal Family Therapist for the NHS in Plymouth, UK and has published widely in journals in UK, US and Australia. He is a UKCP registered psychotherapist and AFT registered supervisor. |
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Amanda Redstone works as a counsellor and family therapist in Primary Care in Devon and has been studying the Narrative approach for the past 11 years. She has been teaching narrative courses since 2000 and offers supervision in London and in the South West of England |
| Sarah Walther works with children, young people and families in Manchester and is connected with the Centre for Narrative Practice. She has an interest in exploring creative ways in which different communities can share knowledges and thicken each other’s preferred stories. |
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Keith Oulton trained as a psychologist and family therapist and has been interested in narrative practices for a number of years. He completed the international training program run by the Dulwich Centre in 2003 and since then has been supervising and training people in narrative practices in venues throughout Ireland. |
Print and mail the registration form, below, with a cheque, payable to "Narrative Training", and post to Mark Hayward, Little Clicker, Horningtops, LISKEARD PL14 3QA, UK.
For more details of any workshop
contact Mark Hayward
mark@hayward.flyer.co.uk
For details of other narrative therapy training events in UK try www.narrativepractice.com
For information about training with Michael White try: www.adelaidenarrativetherapycentre.com.au
For information about the
Narrative Practice Seminar
this summer in Venice, Italy
1st - 7th June, 2008
try:
http://italyseminars.com/?p=seminar
20%
discount to registrations made before 28th February, 2008.
Hosted by: Pronto Professional Seminars
Accredited CE Seminar
Or check out our partner websites: www.narrativetraining.ie and www.narrativetraining.co.uk