Narrative therapy

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ADVANCED INTENSIVE in Tuscany This Fall with Jill Freedman and Gene Combs

Tuscany has always been a special place for us. For many years we have dreamed of offering an advanced narrative workshop in the wonderful atmosphere of Central Italy. Now that dream is coming true.

We plan to join together with up to 15 experienced practitioners of narrative therapy from October 4^th through 8^th 2010, just outside San Gimigmano, Italy for a 5-day intensive workshop under the Tuscan sun. Our friends, the Rossi family, have made their highly-rated bed and breakfast, Podere Ponte a Nappo, exclusively available for this workshop. We will not have to share the space with anyone else.

We plan to meet from 9 to 12 and from 4 to 7 each day, leaving a long siesta period for walks in the town or countryside, excursions to Siena, the Chianti country, or other points of interest, or just luxuriating in the beautiful surroundings.

Price: Early Registration (Paid before July 4th), $625; General Registration (Paid after July 4th), $700

Accommodations: Double Room (includes breakfast, lunch and free WI-FI for 7 days is 875 euro ($1,252 as of 1/3/10). A shared room is half this price per person.

To Register or for more information call 847-866-7879 or email narrativetherapy@sbcglobal.net.

Supervision by Skype We are now offering supervision by Skype. This can be a one-time consultation or ongoing supervision. Please email us at narrativetherapy@sbcglobal.net to arrange for individual or small-group supervision.

Explorations: An E-Journal of Narrative Practice

This free e-journal is now available!

As a Participating Partner in Explorations, we wanted to let you know that this journal will be published regularly and is an international, peer-reviewed forum for narrative practitioners. We hope that this e-journal will contribute to the creative development of narrative practices by supporting new generations of writers, and enabling free access to literature about narrative practice to people in different parts of the world.

To read the e-journal, just follow the link: http://www.dulwichcentre.com.au/e-journal.html