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CERTIFICATE PROGRAM - The Brief & Narrative Therapy 5-Day Certificate Program Events

Brief Narrative Therapy brings a narrative philosophy and practice into time-sensitive counseling arenas such as walk-in therapy clinics and other forms of single session and brief services. It creates a collaborative, curious, and competency-focused way of working with people in brief settings. The aim is to make the most of every single session providing therapeutic conversations to people when they need it. It is based on the principle of “when all the time you have is now,” therefore promoting the facilitation of a meaningful, novel, and useful conversation immediately.

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WORKSHOP - Brief Conversations with People Suffering from the "Effects" of Trauma: What IS Possible Events

The effects of trauma bring many people to therapy. Some people are available for multiple sessions while others might engage with a therapist once or sporadically. In this workshop Karen will offer some ideas and practices from narrative therapy that can be utilized in brief therapy or single sessions with people who are experiencing impacts from trauma.
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Join Allan for Pt.4/4 of ‘Colouring the Brain'! Events

Do you ever wonder how the brain works?
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WORKSHOP - Narrative Maps: Guidelines for Developing Meaningful Questions Events

Part of the Level 2 workshop series!
This workshop will explore two central maps of narrative therapy that are frequently employed in brief and single session therapy, and used in longer-term therapies. One of the most impactful, novel and useful conversations therapists might have with people are externalizing of the problem. We will explore these ways of thinking and talking about problems more deeply. Together we will practice developing questions to deconstruct problem stories.
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WORKSHOP - When All The Time You Have Is Now: Walk-In Clinics & Single Session Therapy Events

Walk-in clinics and other forms of quick access to services have become a key part of the landscape of service delivery in Ontario as outlined in the policy paper, “No More, No Less: Brief Mental Health Services
for Children and Youth" (Duvall, J., Young, K.,Kays-Burden, A.,2012). Narrative therapy ideas and practices provide therapists with ways of quickly engaging people in deeply meaningful and useful conversations.
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Pathways beyond despair: Re-authoring lives of young people through narrative therapy Events

Pathways beyond despair: Re-authoring lives of young people through narrative therapy

Presented by SickKids CCMH Learning Institute

Live webinar: July 11 and 12, 2022 | 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. EST
Facilitator: Angel Yuen, MSW, RSW

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Evolving single session therapy: Crisis conversations at the walk-in Events

Evolving single session therapy: Crisis conversations at the walk-in

Presented by SickKids CCMH Learning Institute

Live webinar: July 18, 2022 | 9 a.m. to noon EST
Facilitator: Scot Cooper, RP

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The Brief & Narrative Therapy 5-Day Certificate Program - SUMMER INTENSIVE Events

Narrative therapy is an excellent fit with both longer-term therapy and with time-sensitive services as it assists in creating an impactful, novel, and meaningful conversation quickly.
30 hours of thorough examination of Narrative Practices presented in clear, usable ways that can be taken into everyday therapeutic practice.
  • held over consecutive weeks
  • August 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 2022
  • from 9:30am-4:30pm EST each scheduled day
  • will be held VIRTUALLY
  • LIMITED SPACES AVAILABLE
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WORKSHOP - When All The Time You Have Is Now: Walk In Clinics & Single Session Therapy Events

Walk-in clinics and other forms of quick access to services have become a key part of the landscape of service delivery in Ontario as outlined in the policy paper, “No More, No Less: Brief Mental Health Services
for Children and Youth" (Duvall, J., Young, K.,Kays-Burden, A.,2012). Narrative therapy ideas and practices provide therapists with ways of quickly engaging people in deeply meaningful and useful conversations.
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WORKSHOP - Narrative Therapy with Families and Couples Events

Narrative practices engage people in the telling and retelling of preferred stories—stories of previous moments when things were going well, and stories that point to the kind of future they hope for. Through carefully crafted questions, we invite couples or family members to witness, resonate with, and contribute to these stories as they unfold. Through this process, members of a relationship or family can gain understanding and appreciation of each other’s experience instead of investing in competing stories.
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WORKSHOP - Narrative Maps: Guideline for Developing Meaningful Questions Events

This workshop will explore two central maps of narrative therapy that are frequently employed in brief and single session therapy, and used in longer-term therapies. One of the most impactful, novel and useful conversations therapists might have with people are externalizing of the problem. We will explore these ways of thinking and talking about problems more deeply. Together we will practice developing questions to deconstruct problem stories.

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The Brief & Narrative Therapy 5-Day Certificate Program Events

This training program offers participants the opportunity to fully explore the many exciting ideas and practices that inform narrative therapy. Narrative therapy has become one of the most widely used approaches in walk-in clinics and brief services.
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WORKSHOP - When All The Time You Have Is Now: Walk In Clinics & Single Session Therapy Events

Walk-in clinics and other forms of quick access to services have become a key part of the landscape of service delivery in Ontario as outlined in the policy paper, “No More, No Less: Brief Mental Health Services
for Children and Youth" (Duvall, J., Young, K.,Kays-Burden, A.,2012). Narrative therapy ideas and practices provide therapists with ways of quickly engaging people in deeply meaningful and useful conversations.
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The Brief & Narrative Therapy 5-Day Certificate Program Events

This training program offers participants the opportunity to fully explore the many exciting ideas and practices that inform narrative therapy. Narrative therapy has become one of the most widely used approaches in walk-in clinics and brief services.
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WORKSHOP - Reclaiming Lives From The Effects Of "Trauma" Events

The effects of “trauma” bring many people to therapy. Drawing on more than twenty-five years of experience, Jill will invite participants to explore an approach to deconstructing problematic life stories coloured by trauma, and authoring alternative, preferred stories. The work will be grounded in the narrative metaphor and involve the use of narrative practices. Participants will have the opportunity to witness the work through videotape examples and to try out practices through carefully constructed exercises.



 

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Public Health 2021 (virtual) - Preliminary Program Launch Forum topic

The Canadian Public Health Association's annual conference, Public Health 2021, will be held virtually from October 6-8.

The preliminary program has been announced and is available on the conference website. Topics include several sessions related to the COVID-19 pandemic, numerous sessions on stigma, and more!

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The Brief & Narrative Therapy 5-Day Certificate Program Events

Brief Narrative Therapy brings a narrative philosophy and practice into time-sensitive counselling arenas such as walk-in therapy clinics and other forms of single session and brief services.
It creates a collaborative, curious, and competency-focused way of working with people in brief settings.
  • 1 day per month for 5 months
  • November 2021 - March 2022
  • Classes are held on Fridays (Oct.29, Nov.26, Dec.17, Jan.21, Feb.25)
  • will be held VIRTUALLY



 

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WORKSHOP - When All The Time You Have Is Now Events

Walk-in clinics and other forms of quick access to services have become a key part of the landscape of service delivery in Ontario as outlined in the policy paper, “No More, No Less: Brief Mental Health Services for Children and Youth" (Duvall, J., Young, K.,Kays-Burden, A.,2012). Narrative therapy ideas and practices provide therapists with ways of quickly engaging people in deeply meaningful and useful conversations.
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Webinar - Pathways beyond despair: Re-authoring lives of young people through narrative therapy Events

Pathways beyond despair: Re-authoring lives of young people through narrative therapy

Presented by SickKids CCMH Learning Institute

Live webinar: September 28 and October 5, 2021 | Time: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. EST

Facilitator: Angel Yuen, MSW, RSW

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