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Facilitator: Bonnie Miller, MSW., RSW.
presented by
SickKids CCMH Learning Institute
Live webinar
October 3, 17, 31, November 7, and 21, 2023 | 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET Narrative therapy conversations guide clinicians and other helpers to provide time-limited, change-focused and collaborative sessions. If you are new to practice, you will be introduced to a stimulating framework for doing inspired work in this field. If you are an experienced clinician, you will be invited to explore and adapt these ideas and practices to fit with what you already do best. Through interactive conversations, small and large group exercises, live demonstrations, coached practices, and worksheet handouts, you will learn to bring the time-limited and skills-based practices of narrative therapy vibrantly into your current work! Learning objectives: • Make your therapeutic relationship even stronger and more collaborative
• Bring forward people’s values, skills and hopes even in the midst of repetitious complaint and systemic constraints
• Manage multi-person, conflict-prone and mandated sessions in a way that increases alliance and motivation
• Use assessment and closing documentation to support change
• Embed support for change within people’s existing communities and networks
• Re-energize your commitment and engagement with the work you love Fees: $1100 (save 15% using promo code CAVERSHAM15) Learn More Bonnie Miller, MSW, RSW has a busy private practice, where she specializes in working with people whose lives are influenced by anger, family conflict, depression, and anxiety. Bonnie also works part-time in a family health team setting, engaging in therapeutic conversations with people on a wide variety of issues, such as identity issues related to grief, loss and serious health concerns, the impact and meaning of growing older, concerns related to sexuality, couple conflict, parenting and family change. Bonnie has been practicing in the field since 1990 and has grounded her work in post-structural and narrative therapy practices since 2002. Bonnie also taught the advanced year-long brief and narrative therapy program for several years at SickKids CCMH LI (formerly Hincks-Dellcrest Centre, Gail Appel Institute), providing skills development and live supervision to experienced practitioners in the helping professions. She has presented at conferences across Canada and in the U.S. and values the important intersections between clinical work, reflective practices and the rich opportunities for mutual influence in teaching and training.
website: https://sickkidscmh.ca/course/certificate-in-narrative-therapy/ |
