
Assessment and narrative practice by Jake Peterson
This video explores the danger of a single story in traditional mental health assessments, and presents an alternative assessment tool that seeks to contribute to

This video explores the danger of a single story in traditional mental health assessments, and presents an alternative assessment tool that seeks to contribute to
A scholarship for trans participants in the Master of Narrative Therapy and Community Work In many different parts of the world, the rights (and even

Beyond psychological colonisation This web resource seeks to trace histories of practitioners, teams and communities in diverse cultural locations creating their own culturally resonant forms
While Dulwich Centre is located on Kaurna Yarta, or Adelaide, Australia, you can find our team members in many different parts of the world. Different

Many of us are spending a lot more time in our rooms/apartments/houses than we are used to! And so, it seems appropriate to ‘exoticise the
Our Online Courses Check out our selection of online courses! Some of our courses offer certification modules for practitioners. See below for more details. What

This video describes a series of narrative responses to the hopelessness, despair, and fear felt by some community members in late 2018. These narrative responses included collective document creation, discussion groups, letter-writing campaigns, and a focus on invitations to solidarity and to collective action.

In this presentation, Vikki discusses strategies from activist movements to resist calling-out culture – where we cut off, exile and attack fellow workers – and instead find ways to offer critique which is different from attack. Structuring safety and creating cultures of critique requires that we create relationships of respect and dignity as a frame for our solidarity.