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Narrative Therapy Centre |
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Of Toronto |
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CLASS OF 2011—In July 2011 we spent 4 days together with an engaging and diverse group of practitioners at our annual Summer Narrative Therapy Intensive. (Scroll down to see photos from our Toronto Island bike-ride and social event) Below is feedback from a number of our participants... |
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Feedback—Summer Intensive July 2011 |
2011 Participant ReviewsI am so inspired and grateful to be a part of this 4-day journey of learning, reflecting, and experiencing. The mix of presentations, practice, small and large group discussions and demos has been so helpful. The narrative approaches presented both affirm the work I’m doing and provide so many new ideas, questions, and strategies. I so appreciate how anti-oppressive practice was woven throughout this training. This training is re-energizing me and will have a profound influence on my social work practice.’ -Jessica Manley, Social Worker
This was one of my favourite workshops; very informative and interesting. -Nirupa Thanablasingam
A marvelous de-posing of pathology and a restoration of meaning-making as important to, if not central to, coping and growing in life and love.’ -Shelagh Parsons, Alberta
The training has been such an enriching and rewarding experience. I have come away with so many practical tools that I can use in my practice of social work. -Laura Nicholson
As a newcomer to Narrative Therapy and its practices, I really appreciate the group exercises and the opportunity to engage the material and address any questions on the spot. There was so much support and great instructors/teachers that made this a wonderful learning experience. -Carol McLean
This course teaches us how to draw the stories from people in a non-judging way and how stories could be used to bring clients to a sense of awareness and affirmation.’ -Ching Yee Tan, Singapore
Angel has a gift of teaching that keeps people interested. My practice will never be the same. I am very thankful for this experience. -Stewart Leatherdale, Thamesville
What a powerful introduction and re-connection with Narrative ideas. Experiential exercises and accounts from the field are presented at a pace conducive to solidifying theoretical concepts and practice skills. Participants are left with lasting connections to other narrative practitioners and blossoms of new ideas to take back to practice. -Dale Giberson MSW
This NTC class has been an awesome experience. New ideas, practice applications in many areas of counseling can be seen. I highly recommend immersing oneself for several days of learning, being, and doing. -Barbara Saunders, Chatham
Pics from our bike-ride at Toronto Island on a gorgeous summer day. Many of us participated in this fun and connecting social event after the first day of the intensive...
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