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Graduate Certificate in Narrative Therapy - 2021

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Sign up for the Graduate Certificate in Narrative Therapy (Approximately 1 year in length beginning - end of February each year)

Immerse yourself in narrative therapy ideas this year. This rigorous practice-based program has been developed specifically for Singaporean practitioners. Here is the 2021 program:

1. 10 days face-to-face training in Singapore with Dulwich Centre International Teaching Faculty members: required courses offered this year include: Introduction to Narrative Therapy - Level 1; Narrative Therapy - Level 2 - Part 1; Narrative Therapy - Level 2 - Part 2; and your choice of Family Violence Focused Narrative Therapy or Narrative Therapy for Young Children. Please note: Cost of these courses is in addition to the application and process fee of $2500 for the Graduate Certificate program.

2. A reading/writing program in which you relate the ideas of narrative practice to your own contexts and receive feedback from a Dulwich Centre tutor

3. Supervision on a taped interview of your work including two further Skype consultations

4. The creation of a written practice project and oral presentation regarding narrative practices within your particular context and online forum

Pathway to Master of Narrative Therapy and Community Work
Those who complete the graduate certificate program will have this recognised as the equivalent of one of three subjects in the Master of Narrative Therapy and Community Work (University of Melbourne and Dulwich Centre).

 

 

 

Introduction to Motivational Interviewing - Essential Skills - 28-29 Jan 2021 (50% Student Discount Available)

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If you are a part-time or full-time student currently studying counselling or psychology online or mainstream, you can receive 50% off of the regular price of $700 ($350 Net)!

 

What is Motivational Interviewing?

Motivational Interviewing (MI) was brought into Singapore ten years ago from the US and builds especially on the Carl Rogers person-centred approach to therapy. It is excellent in cases of addiction, and as a transtheoretical model, useful for all client’s ambivalence towards change. It also helps individuals move away from unhelpful external motivations towards clarifying personal values, and building inner strength. Based on the ground breaking work of William Miller and Stephen Rollnick’s book, Motivational Interviewing, Helping People Change, this model approach has revolutionized counselling, asking carefully crafted questions within a collaborative conversational style, strengthening the client’s own problem-solving skills, motivation and commitment toward lasting, stable change.