Narrative-Invitational Approaches to Working with Men who use Violence
phone: +61 046 883 0881
email: info@adelaidenarrative.com
136 Port Road, Hindmarsh, 5007, South Australia
We have worked with:
MAS Experience | Supporting Wellbeing for Apprentices
QueerSpace, Coburg, VIC
Nunkuwarrin Yunti, Kaurna
Correctional Services, SA
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Advanced Narrative Mapping Workshop | Full Day
You are invited to spend a day with Adelaide Narrative Therapy Collective, deep diving into what is now known as the Maps of Narrative Practice. Together we will revisit the maps and perhaps go off-map, searching for therapeutic helpfulness. Limited spots available.
Community of Practice | Group Supervision Program
Practitioners talking about practice together is enriching and generous. A community can be created to extend helpfulness and awareness about our own and others practices, knowledges and experience. Join us in a subscription series for small group practice supervision.
Introduction to Narrative Therapy
Join Sonja Baram for a compelling introduction to Narrative Therapy. For curious counsellors, mental health and community workers and all others looking to expand their understanding and practice into Narrative and Invitational ways of working with others. The three days will help you make sense of Narrative therapy theory and practice with a touch on how Narrative fits into the vast landscape of helping conversations to date. Assess and develop a therapeutic position, maps of narrative practice and find richly creative voices to support the clients valued hopes and acts of living. Finally practice, practice, practice skills with consideration to your own work contexts. Day I: Intro and Overview of Narrative Therapy Day II: Maps of Narrative Practice: Where Theory and Practice provide a helpful orientation to prepare for helping clients. Skills, Practice and Your Contexts. Cost $260.00
Storying the Body & Reminding the Brain
This skills/case-based workshop will cover those Maps already known and familiar, such as the Statement of Position Maps 1 & 2 (Externalising & Re-authoring) and those less familiar but possible to know, such as therapeutic position, absent but implicit and a range of new off-the-map practices.
