Sentences with phrase «narrative ideas»

In this regard, it is useful for readers at multiple levels of familiarity with narrative ideas.

The second section of the book describes their continued expansion of narrative ideas.

Of course, the great narrative of science shares with the great religious narratives the idea that there is order to the universe, which is a fundamental assumption of all important narratives.

He has a strong visual eye and an allure towards above - average narrative ideas, so it would only benefit him to reach a little higher in his next project.

Later, I became interested in narrative ideas, in part, because they addressed the very serious broader sociocultural contexts in which families move in a similar inventive and playful way.

The Vancouver Schools Narrative Ideas and Therapeutic Practice conferences (1993 - 1997) were both painful and liberating.

Michael White discusses a story of trauma and abuse and how narrative ideas shape how he listens to the story being told.

This is also bonkers, but also an incredible narrative idea.

According to this source Dead Space 4 was already in pre-production at Visceral, with Visceral Montreal tossing around potential narrative ideas, and creating prototypes and mock ups for the game.

The Vancouver School's narrative ideas conference was a reconstructive response to structuralist - humanist - individualist - apolitical - hierarchical and — primarily white male presenter conferences of the day.

My first article on narrative therapy with youth labeled with ADHD was accepted by Stephen Madigan at his 2nd Narrative Ideas and Therapeutic Practice conference in 1994.

Stephen Madigan offers a quick discussion on politics, privilege and what drew him towards narrative ideas and therapeutic practices.

As a certified Narrative Therapist, Michelle uses Narrative ideas and approaches as the foundation of her work.

Freedman, J. & Combs, G. (2009) Narrative Ideas for Consulting with Communities and Organizations: Ripples from the Gatherings.

In fact, The Technomancer is full of great narrative ideas.

Those of us familiar with narrative ideas and practices will recognize and feel comfortable with the idea of anorexia as an «external intruder» rather than viewing it as a «disease» or a feature of a person's «self», «character» or «make up».

EFTC is a nonprofit organization that offers workshops, consultations, and supervision in narrative ideas and practices.

We will discuss particular applications of narrative ideas with various populations, issues and settings participants are currently working with, and we will discuss resources and practices for those interested in delving more into Narrative Therapy.

Please Note: The VSNT - California Narrative Ideas and Therapeutic Practices workshop format can be as useful for a narrative therapy trainer / supervisor / consultants, veteran narrative therapists, and students recently engaged with narrative ideas and practices.

In short order, the Vancouver School produced the Narrative Ideas and Therapeutic Practice conference in March 1993.

Course Outline: Narrative Ideas and Therapeutic Practices offers participants four distinct workshop experiences that demonstrate the philosophical and ideological views that shape and influence the faculties practice of narrative therapy — while making the practice of narrative therapy completely visible and clear.

Projects like these represent the Vancouver School's commitment to narrative ideas and therapeutic practices over the last twenty - five years.

Course Objectives: Narrative Ideas and Therapeutic Practices certificate workshop are designed to offer numerous opportunities for participant to experience both the historical theoretical foundations and new forms of narrative therapy practice.

The conference name change reflected a need to include the many «other» presenters who did not consider themselves «narrative therapists», but whose work the faculty admired through a shared and common bond within the politic and practice of narrative ideas, justice, feminism, queer and anti-oppression.

Walter will share his, and his colleagues experiences, in the development of what may be called «Evidence - Based Narrative Practice» which began with his first introduction to narrative ideas and practices after a Michael White (co-founder of Narrative Therapy) workshop in 1991.

Narrative Ideas and Therapeutic Practice Conference.

Narrative Ideas and Therapeutic Practice Conference, Vancouver, B.C., Canada.

He's enjoyed a long time apprenticeship in narrative ideas and therapeutic practices and is presently developing a new «relational interviewing» approach to working with conflicted couple relationships.