Narrative Therapy Workshop for Indigenous Workers
Narrative Therapy Workshop for Indigenous Workers.
Bouverie’s Indigenous program and the Narrative Therapy team of the Academic program in partnership are presenting a training day on narrative therapy.
They types of questions we will try to answer...
· How do you start to use narrative approaches?
· How do you run a basic narrative session?
· How do you do basic narrative questions?
· Is it similar or different, harder or easier than other models?
· What are its principles and philosophies?
· Are they practical?
· Can you do it only as technique?
We will also try to answer...
· Is it useful for indigenous people?
· Who is using it with indigenous people, and
· how are they using it
· What are the experiences and discoveries of any people in the room who are using it.
We will try to answer questions you ask about what you want to know about narrative. We will draw on and share the experience in the room to help make it more relative to those in the room.
In the afternoon we will break into two streams
- Those with some familiarity and experience with narrative to refresh, consolidate share and expand their skills.
- Those new to narrative to have an have a go at discussing trying and practicing it
Who is it designed for?
Graduates of the Bouverie Graduate Certificate In Family Therapy.
Indigenous Health and community workers interested in exploring the use of this
model in their work.
Reading in advance.
Free interesting and relevant narrative articles can be found at:
Presenters (beauty and the beast) and their contact details for inquiries:
Jana Kelly - Family Therapist and trainer
Jana.kelly@latrobe.edu.au
Dr Ron Findlay. - Narrative & family therapist and trainer
ron.findlay@latrobe.edu.au
1 DAY - Friday 10th February 2012
9.30am - 4.30pm
Closing Date / Payment Due: Friday 20th January 2012
Cost: $185 if your organisation paying
If paying for yourself, $120 or $100 for Graduates of the Bouverie Grad Certificate In Family Therapy.
Places on the course will not be confirmed until full payment has been received.
