Chapter 8: Narrative practice and memory

Narrative practice can be understood as a particular way of engaging with memory. In the following video, Michael White speaks about a conversation with Jane in which she re-engaged with memories in particular way that led to new understandings…

Chapter 9: Curiosity in contrast to wonder

Michael White orientated to the achievements in people’s lives in particular ways. He chose curiosity over than wonder. In this video clip, he discusses this and broader cultural factors in play.https://vimeo.com/1208057468/f79e66d826?fl=pl&fe=shConsiderations about curiosity are fascinating. Recently, Zan Maeder interviewed…

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Welcome to this narrative therapy queer space!

Welcome to sexualities, genders and narrative practice — a narrative therapy and queer space AND a free online course! This course will give you access to a rich collection of free papers, videos and extracts to enjoy at your…

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Certification Assignment

Reflective essay Complete a reflective essay of 1,000 words that responds to these questions: Think about just one thing that has particularly resonated for you about queering narrative practices that you have been trying to apply more in your…

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Please find the information you will need for the week (including links to the Zoom meeting, handbook and Powerpoints, and resources for offline sessions) in the dropdown menu below. Zoom link for day 5 Link: https://unimelb.zoom.us/j/8324959301?pwd=bkNNRTMzZnJGZExYYUd4dm1UM0owUT09Meeting ID: 832 495…

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Post a comment once you have completed each chapter; and Submit a transcript of an interview together with a commentary. Aim for about 300 words for the transcript and then about 700 for the commentary and critique, for an…

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Reflective essay Complete a reflective essay of 1,000 words that responds to these questions: Think about just one thing that has particularly resonated for you about queering narrative practices that you have been trying to apply more in your…

Welcome to the Maps of Narrative Practice course!

"My lifelong fascination for maps has led me to look at them as a metaphor for my work with people who consult me about a range of concerns, dilemmas and problems." - Michael White in Maps of Narrative Practice…

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The Narrative Metaphor

In this chapter we examine how stories are an important frame through which we make meaning of our lives. In each reading and video provided we invite you to be on the lookout for the multi-stories of people’s lives rather than…

Chapter 1: Histories, herstories, theirstories

In this chapter we will read stories of how the field of Narrative Therapy took up the challenge of addressing heterosexual dominance. We will honour the definitional power that histories (those told and those untold) have to erase, marginalise,…

1. Externalising conversations (reflection due 18 February)

Resources Introducing narrative practices: Sharing stories and weaving history, culture, family, and community: From a workshop by Michael White held in UgandaExternalising - commonly asked questions co-ordinated by Shona Russell & Maggie CareyNarrative practice with families and children: Externalising…

1. Externalising conversations (reflection due 26 February)

Resources Introducing narrative practices: Sharing stories and weaving history, culture, family, and community: From a workshop by Michael White held in Uganda Externalising - commonly asked questions co-ordinated by Shona Russell & Maggie Carey Narrative practice with families and…

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