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A 3-Day Intensive Certificate Training Program

Zion Retreat Center, 6910 Yucca Drive, Galveston, TX 77551 Zion Retreat Center, 6910 Yucca Drive, Galveston, TX

Learning & Doing Brief Narrative Therapy: Single-session, walk-in clinics & briefer therapy Karen Young & Jim Duvall 3-day Registration Cost: Super Early Bird Rate: $230 (by 3/15/18) Early Bird Rate: $300 (by 4/15/18) Regular Rate: $360 STUDENT 3-day Rate: Super Early Bird Rate: $180 (by 3/15/18) Regular Student Rate: $270.00 1-day Only Registration Cost: Super…

$95.00 – $360.00

GALVANIZING FAMILY THERAPY 2 A Think Tank for Social Action REGISTRATION PAGE Scroll down to "add to cart" to register and enter the number 1 (one person per registration please)

$75.00

Brief Narrative Therapy: Time-sensitive practices for countering distress in these daunting times.

Brief Narrative Therapy: Time-sensitive practices for countering distress in these daunting times. VIRTUAL WORKSHOP (February 18 – 19, 2021 -1:00 pm– 4:30 pm CDT 6 hrs of CEUs provided over 2 days) The rituals of hope and unity that helped people endure the beginning stage of the pandemic have now given way to exhaustion and…

$100.00 – $175.00

Mapping Narrative Conversations: Journeys Towards Preferred Identities

WORKSHOP HOURS: Friday, Nov. 19th, and Saturday, Nov. 20th, 2021. 1:00 pm – 4:30 pm (CDT)   Narrative conversations are like skeleton keys that open doors to multiple worlds of experience. They inspire people to break free from taken-for-granted beliefs and embark on journeys toward what is possible to know and do about their lives.…

$115.00 – $200.00

Externalizing Conversations and Magical Realism: Novel Practices for Challenging Problems

Externalizing conversations are a foundational practice within narrative therapy. These conversations are a movement away from an internalizing practice of locating problems within people to a relational practice of locating problems separate from people. Situated in this relational position people can question their relationship with problems and explore the effects of the problem on their…

$60.00 – $100.00

A Comprehensive Introduction to Brief Narrative Therapy: key assumptions, operating principles, ethical practices.

WORKSHOP HOURS: Friday, April 22 and Saturday, Feb. 23, 2022 1:00 pm – 4:30 pm (CDT - US Central Time) This introductory workshop serves as a threshold for those practitioners interested in the ongoing study of the key ideas and time sensitive practices of brief narrative therapy. Brief narrative therapy introduces the idea that our…

$115.00 – $200.00

Narrative Practices and Neurobiology: Intersections that refine, expand, and optimize therapeutic possibilities

ZOOM WORKSHOP HOURS: Friday, May 20, 1pm tp 5pm & Saturday, May 21, 9am to 1pm (US central Time) Narrative theory proposed in the 1990s by White & Epston, offers a collection of life-changing practices to assist people in reclaiming their identities from problem experiences. Narrative therapy has become well-known for many of its respectful and…

$115.00 – $200.00

A Comprehensive Introduction to Brief Narrative Therapy: key assumptions, operating principles, ethical practices.

With Jim Duvall WORKSHOP HOURS: Friday, November 4th, 1:00 pm – 4:30 pm and Saturday, November 5th, 9 am – 12:30 pm, 2022 (CDT – US Central Time) This introductory workshop serves as a threshold for practitioners interested in the study of the key ideas and time sensitive practices of brief narrative therapy. Brief narrative…

$115.00 – $200.00

Integrating Narrative Therapy and Mindfulness: Ideas & practices for rich therapeutic possibilities.  

With Ian Percy & David Paré WORKSHOP HOURS: Two Consecutive Fridays, on December 2nd and 9th, 4:00 pm to 7:30 pm, 2022 (CST – US Central Standard Time) In this workshop, Ian Percy (Perth, Australia) and David Paré (Ottawa, Canada) offer ideas and practices for integrating narrative therapy and mindfulness. While the two traditions of…

$115.00 – $200.00

Narrative Practices, Trauma and Embodiment: Evolving ideas in action

"People are not passive recipients of trauma; they respond to trauma in the best way that they know how". – Michael White, 2007, Toronto Many present-day ideas about trauma make a direct link between trauma and psychological pain that can often lead therapists to incapacitating and pathologizing conclusions. “These understandings also lead to the construction…

$115.00 – $200.00