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Series: Live Workshop Developing Questions #6 – Reauthoring Conversations and Unique Outcomes.
Series: Live Workshop Developing Questions #11: Supervision of Couple Therapy Questions
Foucault Series with Todd May #6 – Foucault Series with Todd May. Foucault and the Prison: George Floyd & Structures of Police Power
Series: Live Workshop Developing Questions #10: ‘Hovering’ Questions
Foucault Series with Todd May #5 Power and Accountability: Discussing the Just Therapy Team
Series: Live Workshop Developing Questions #9 – Questions of Re-membering & Values
Series Live Workshop: Developing Questions #8 – Receiving client stories & session note taking
Series: Foucault with Todd May #4: Power and Practice: Michel Foucault’s ideas and the narrative therapy practice of Michael White
Foucault Series Todd May #3: History is Contingent: Michel Foucault’s ideas and the narrative therapy practice of Michael White
Series Live Workshop: Developing Questions #7 – Demo – Unique Outcomes and Reauthoring Conversations
Foucault Series with Todd May #2: Knowledge/Power ~ Michel Foucault’s ideas and the narrative therapy practice of Michael White
Series: Live Workshop Developing Questions Series #5: Double Listening, Scaffolding Questions & Proximal Distance
Foucault Series with Todd May #1A: Michel Foucault’s Ideas and Michael White’s Practice
Series: Live Workshop Developing Questions Series # 4 – Three Ideas Supporting Externalizing Problems
Series: Live Workshop Developing Questions # 3 – Meaning and purpose of Externalizing Conversations
Foucault Series with Todd May #1B: Essentialism, Individualism and Michel Foucault
Series: Live Workshop Developing Questions # 2 – Developing Landscape Of Action & Identity Questions
Series: Live Workshop Developing Questions Series #1 with Hosts Stephen Madigan and David Nylund
Interview: Relational Interviewing with couples and the dead. Helene Grau Kristensen (Denmark)
Series: Live Workshop Developing Questions #13: Supervision of Couple Therapy Questions (Transcript and Video)
Series: Todd May on Merleau-Ponty #3: Learning more about Merleau-Ponty.
Series: Todd May on Merleau-Ponty#2: Why Michael White’s choice to use Derrida in the Absent but Implicit is severely limiting.
Series: Todd May #1: Maurice Merleau-Ponty – The missing theoretical link in Narrative Therapy.
Client Session: Unique Outcomes in Couple Therapy: Counter-memory and counter-storying (Stephen Madigan)
Workshop: Discussing Exceptions and Unique Outcomes. Steve DeShazer and Michael White.
Series: Harjeet Badwall #3: Racialized social worker experience of racism in social work (with David Rock Nylund)
Series with Aaron Munro #4. Media’s Role in Defining the Un-housed Person’s Identity.
Series with Aaron Munro #3: The Art of Respectfully & Creatively Disrupting Mental Health Programs.
Series: with Todd May #7: The Difference Between Norms, Normativity & Normal.
Series: Episode #2 Social Work – A history of racist structures and experience. Harjeet Badwall (Canada) (with David Nylund)
Series with Aaron Munro #2: The Difference between Managing Mental Health Programs and Disrupting Them.
Series: Harjeet Badwall Episode#1: Social Work – A history of racist structures and experience.
Series with Aaron Munro #1: Understanding relationships with poverty, homelessness and trauma with
Series: Live Workshop Developing Questions #15. Supervision of Unaltered Couple Therapy Transcript and Video Part 3
Series: Live Workshop Developing Questions #14. Supervision of Unaltered Couple Therapy Transcript and Video Part 2
Foucault Series with Todd May #7: The Difference Between Norms, Normativity & Normal.
Series: Live Workshop Developing Questions #12: Supervision Part Two: Transcript and Video of Couple Therapy Questions
Interview: with Psychiatrist Nina Tejs Jorring (Denmark): Therapeutic Letter Writing with Families and Youth
Interview: Narrative Therapy and the Dramatization of Life. David Marsten (USA)
Client Session: David Rock Nylund on Queer Informed Narrative Therapy ~ Transgender Consultation on Masculinity
Interview: Discussions on feminism, gender and power. Rachel Hare-Mustin (USA)
Interview: Gilles Deleuze & Narrative Therapy Practice. Todd May (USA)
Interview: with Shui (Sharon) King Leung & Angela O K Tsun (Hong Kong): Narrative Practice in Communities
Interview with David Nylund USA): Queer Informed Narrative Therapy
Interview: Gendered Violence and Trauma. Rosa Arteaga (Canada/Mexico)
Interview with Tom Strong (Canada): The Power & Politics within a DSM Diagnosis
Interview: with Alan Holmgren (Denmark): Narrative Practice, Training & Power Relations
Interview with Ottar Ness (Norway): Recovery and Recovery-oriented Practice: Living a meaningful life and contributing to the society
Workshop: Live Supervision: David Nylund’s Video Session and Unaltered Transcript is Supervised.
Interview with Denis Dion & Allison Rice (Canada): Narrative Therapy Practice with Problem Gambling
Interview with Lorraine Hedtke (USA): New Ideas on Grief, Loss, and Death
Interview with Erling Fidjestøl (Norway) & David Nylund (USA): Therapeutic Letter Writing
Interview with Jeff Zimmerman (USA): Neuro-Narrative Therapy – New Possibilities for Emotion-Filled Conversations
Interview: Part Two ~ Neuro-Narrative Therapy – New Possibilities for Emotion-Filled Conversations. Jeff Zimmerman (USA)
Interview: Using session notes in narrative therapy. Stephen Madigan (Canada)
Interview: How Narrative Therapy shaped my life and work as a white South African in a post-apartheid society. Elize Morkel (South Africa):
Interview: Collective Moral Trauma. Jack Saul (USA)
Interview: From Complicated Grief to Society’s Complication of Grief. Helene Grau Kristensen (Denmark)
Workshop: Critical Suicidology and Narrative Therapy Ideas. Jonny Morris and Jennifer White (Canada))
Interview: Michel Foucault’s Ideas and Influence their on Narrative Therapy. Todd May (USA).
Interview with David Marsten (USA). Wonderfulness Interviewing with Children and Families
Workshop: Lorraine Hedtke: The Failure of Grief (TC16, 2019 )
Interview with Helene Grau Kristensen (Denmark): Still Alive: re-membering conversations with the dead
Interview: with Justine D’Arrigo & Chris Hoff (USA): Beyond Deconstruction: A compositionist position in narrative therapy
Interview: Working with Transgender Youth and Families. David Nylund (USA)
Interview: with David Nylund (USA): Queer Informed Narrative Therapy Interview
Workshop: No Numbers – A feature documentary film directed by an Insider Anti-anorexia/bulimia consultant
Workshop: Mating in Captivity: Therapists search for erotic intelligence (Esther Perel, TC6, 2006)
Interview: Discussing Gregory Bateson (Jay Haley & John Weakland)
Workshop: Discussions on Individualism and Narrative Therapy’s Non-individualist position (Winslade, 2017)
Interview: Wonderfulness Interviewing and Children’s Imagination. David Marsten (USA)
Client Session: Unique Outcomes: Anti-bulimia interview – Spanish subtitles (Stephen Madigan)
Interview: The Ethics of Working with Homeless Persons. Aaron Munro (Canada)
Workshop: Brief introduction to narrative informed Relational Interviewing. Stephen Madigan (Canada)
Interview: Accountability: power, gender, class, poverty and race. The Just Therapy Team (New Zealand)
Workshop: Discussions on letter writing in narrative therapy practice (David Nylund, TC14, 2017)
Workshop: Discussions on narrative therapy practice with young persons. Jill Freedman & David Marsten (USA)
Workshop: Cultural and gender accountability structures. The Just Therapy Team (Charles Waldegrave, 1990)
Workshop: The beginning ideas of internalized other interviewing (David Epston & Karl Tomm, 1991)
Workshop: A Fifth Province approach to therapy (Nollaig Byrne & Imelda McCarthy, TC4, 1998)
Workshop: Stories of Abuse: contradiction, courage and change (Johnella Bird, Keynote, 1995)
Client Sessions: Temper Taming Interview. (Epston, Auckland 1991)
Article: Exceptions and Unique Outcomes (DeShazer & White, 1992)
Workshop: The issue of power (DeShazer & White 1992)
Client session: Anti-anorexia interview (David Epston, 1992)
Workshop: Internalized Other Interviewing. (TC7, 2006 Karl Tomm)
Workshop Keynote: Narrative Values and Narrative Stories (TC13 , 2016)Todd May
Workshop Keynote: INSITE – The Fight for Canada’s First Safe Injection Site (TC11, 2014) Liz Evans
Client Session: (5th session) Reauthoring practices and counter-story developments in the life of nervousness (Stephen Madigan)

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