Narrative Practice & Collaborative Inquiry Study Group

"May all the folk that need this forum hear about it soon and join as members. This is a very powerful medium and it sets the tone for narrative for the future. " - Jo Viljoen, study group member from Pretoria, South Africa

The "Narrative Practice and Collaborative Inquiry (NPCI) Study Group" is an online "island of belonging” where members from across geographic distance can find each other and build a learning community that transcends geography, professional status, and other differences. Our members wish to pursue their own studies of narrative practice and collaborative inquiry, and to reflect on developments in their own work. Members fold this commitment into active lives without the constraints of formal academic pressures, with the freedom to participate to the extent possible. Members can also earn CE credit through Alliant University by registering for upcoming online courses in collaboration with The Taos Institute.

We welcome new members. Recently, we reduced our membership fee, replaced the NPCI Learning Modules with optional Online Learning Series, streamlined our resources, and added multi-media innovations including for Ipad and Iphone use. Our revised flyer gives an overview of the study group and shows the 12 steps for getting started. Please join us!

To register for NPCI Study Group

A yearly $100 USD NPCI Study Group membership gives all members access to the study group discussion forum, multi-media features and shared projects.

Watch here to register for upcoming Webinars and Courses in the Re-authoring/Taos Institute Learning Series.

Vermont Training Events

Click here for further workshop details and to register for the second "Extending Narrative Practice: Refreshing the Spirit of the Work" gathering with Shona Russell, Gaye Stockell and Peggy Sax at the All-Souls in Shelburne, Vermont, June 18-19, 2012.

Click here for further workshop details and to register for Responding to Abuse Within Families and Building Ethical Resistance: A one-day practice based workshop by Rob Hall and Alison Newton, June 20, 2012.

Click here for information and to register for David Epston, October 8, 2012, "Can a person's mischief make trouble for a problem? A query for "former" children who have become therapists and the people who they are seeing.

Click here for information and to register for the David Epston Masterclass, October 9-11, 2012.

Vermont Sponsored Training Events take advantage of our beautiful Vermont location to create rigorous and lively learning experiences where participants can further develop skills in narrative approaches in collaboration with others, while savoring panoramic views, good company, and outdoor splendors.

Online Learning Series

The first online offerings from the collaborative initiative between Re-authoring Teaching, the Taos Institute and Alliant International University will begin in March, 2012. Please check here for registration details.

Donations

We welcome donations of any amount to help support continued development of Re-authoring Teaching initiatives.

 

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