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A great tool for everyone who believes in U-turns!TRANSCRIPT
Cheque payments only. Please make payable to “The SEL Network LLP”
For further information please contact Amaria Ponniah or Andrew Ponniah at 62588739
or 98200904 respectively. For more information, visit: www.theselnetwork.sg
Speaker’s Profile
Vivian Navaratnam is a registered social worker and counsellor. She is trained in Social Work in Family and
Systemic Psychotherapy at postgraduate level. As her passion for Narrative Therapy grew, she went for further
training in Illinois, USA and later in Adelaide, Australia in Narrative Therapy. Her specialization in Narrative
Therapy consists of:
- One year Intensive Narrative Therapy training ( Dulwich Centre, Adelaide)
- Post Graduate Advanced Certificate in Narrative Therapy (Dulwich Centre)
- Post Graduate Diploma in Narrative Approaches to Therapy and Community Work
Her work has brought her on journeys with families, children and adolescents who struggle with the effects
of anxiety, depression, stress and anger arising from a variety of relationship problems, in school, work and family contexts. She is
currently the Counsellor at Barker Road Methodist Church. Vivian is married with 2 teenage children.
Suitable for : - Care Teachers in Government & International Schools
- School/ITE/Polytechnic Counsellors
- Youth Workers and Pastoral Staff
Course Outline :
Would you be curious to discover more about narrative
ideas and practices? The workshop will offer an experience
into the narrative worldview and focus on the tools narra-
tive therapists use. Participants will be given opportunities
to journey through experiential exercises, group discussions
and live demonstration interviews, illustrating the different
kinds of ideas of Narrative Theory and Practice.
Course Objectives :
An awareness of the assumptions of narrative therapy
An overview of the different practices used by narrative
therapies
Course Contents :
What is Narrative Therapy?
Narrative Assumptions and Ideas
Introducing Narrative Practices such as:
- Externalization
- Re-Membering Conversations
- Out-sider Witnesses
- Therapeutic Documents and Letters
Date: 24th Oct - 25th Oct 2011
Time: 9.00a.m to 5.00p.m
Venue: Golden Landmark Hotel
Life is a story. Our stories are unique. No two stories are the same. For many young people, they
struggle with their stories —interpreting it and making sense of it.
This course opens up a new way of helping the young - Narrative Ideas and Practices.
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Registration fee
$500.00 per participant (inclusive
of notes, refreshments and lunches)
Limited to 20 participants only!