Developing Narrative Therapy Practices
PACFA College of Creative and Experiential Therapies Webinar
Developing Narrative Therapy Practices
Tuesday 3 December 2024 - 7:00pm - 8:30pm (AEDT)
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Recording provided to all registrants
PACFA's College of Creative and Experiential Therapies is pleased to invite you this online PD presented by Kim Billington.
With case examples from child counselling in particular, this PD offers practical ways to bring narrative practices into your clinical work with people of all ages.
Participants will discover new playful approaches in response to old problems, which can open up possibilities for our clients to explore their strengths, values and to reduce the power of shame.
Learning Objectives
- naming and ‘externalising’ the problem
- determining the ‘effects of the problem’
- ‘scaling the effects’ of the problem
- looking at the history of the problem
- unpacking ‘power dynamics’ & expectations from the person’s culture
- finding out ‘what is important to the person’ and why
- ‘double listening’ to the person and the problem and exceptions to the problem’s dominance
This short PD would be suitable for beginners to narrative therapy or those already using it with adults, interested in exploring child counselling.
Presenter: Kim Billington
Kim Billington has worked for over 30 years in family violence, family separation, men’s behaviour change programs, bereavement, crisis counselling, EAP, and as a clinical supervisor with the Monash Masters of Counselling team, and privately.
Kim’s approaches include Narrative Therapy, Somatic Psychotherapy, and creative expressive arts, working with The Hero’s Journey, Tree of Life, and other metaphors. Kim has been a trainer with the Sydney Centre for Creative Change for 14 years.
Kim’s first book, *A Counsellor’s Companion*, is an Amazon #1 Bestseller. Her second book, *Counselling Conversations*, includes a series of interviews with seasoned experts in a variety of clinical roles.
CPD
Attending this webinar counts as 1.5 hours of Category A CPD. Watching a recording can be used towards 1.5 hours of Category B CPD.
You must attend 75% of a webinar to receive a CPD certificate for Category A CPD.
Ticket Prices
PACFA Members: $35 (incl. GST)
Student Members: $25 (incl. GST)
Non-Members: $50 (incl. GST)
What to Expect After You Register
Once registered, your personal Zoom link will be emailed from Zoom within 1 hour of registration and 1 hour before the event. All future communications, including recordings, will come from the PACFA email address ([email protected]).
Event Cancellations
For cancellations more than 5 working days (courses) or 48 hours (webinars) prior to the event, a credit may be applied to your account. Cancellations with shorter notice are non-refundable. Email cancellations to [email protected].
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