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ulwich Centre is an independent centre in Adelaide, Australia involved in: narrative therapy, community work, training, publishing, supporting practitioners in different parts of the world, and co-hosting international conferences. Welcome to our web site. We hope it acts as gateway to information about narrative therapy, community work and psychosocial support. You will also find here articles to read, books and journals to purchase, training events and conferences to attend.

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Introducing narrative therapy / narrative practice:
Commonly asked questions about narrative approaches  &
What is narrative therapy? An easy-to-read introduction   

Memorial events in relation to Michael White
First of all we would like to thank all of you who have contacted us and expressed your condolences and kindnesses at this time. We have received over 1000 messages to pass on to Michael's mother which we are still collating and will be presenting them to her next week. We'd also like to express our thanks to those who have visited Dulwich Centre during the 'open house' events that we held each morning for a week after Michael died. These were thoughtful, kind events of memory and honouring. People from all walks of life who had known Michael came to share their stories. Lily Freedman made it possible for people to draw or write messages to Michael and his family. We have also appreciated hearing from people in different parts of the world who have stayed in touch to share the ways in which they are honouring Michael's life and death. We will continue to include information about these memorial events  up on our website. The ways in which people have responded has made a real difference to all of us at this time. Thank you.

Song of memory
We have placed a recording of a song to Michael up on this website It's called 'Through the clouds' and is being  played at various memorial events.

Michael White Memorial Fund
In response to many requests, we have established a memorial fund in Michael's name. All funds raised will be put towards an alternative mental health project informed by Michael's ideas. If you would like to make a donation please write to Jane Hales c/o janehales@dulwichcentre.com.au

Latest Announcements RECENT  RELEASES
Draft Program now available for 9th International Narrative Therapy and Community Work Conference to be held in Adelaide 26th-28th November 2008. Early bird rate extended until the end of May! We look forward to seeing you here in November!
International Intensive Narrative Training Program to coincide with the conference. For details, click here
Narrative Therapy One Week Trainings at Dulwich Centre
August & September. For more information, click here
Responding to hardship & trauma in narrative ways: Expressions of interest are also being sought for this intensive training/supervision program. For details, click here
2009-2010 International Training Program: Narrative approaches to therapy and community work  Applications now being accepted. For details, click here
International Journal of Narrative Therapy & Community Work  We recommend this journal to anyone wanting to stay up-to-date with the latest work and thinking in the narrative therapy field.  Subscribe now!! Latest issue: Children & Young People: dreams, responses and dilemmas
Recent books / DVD ... see
Narrative Therapy Library/Bookshop

'Maps of narrative practice'
by Michael White
DVD: The Tree of Life: An approach to working with vulnerable children Presented by Ncazelo Ncube (developed by Ncazelo Ncube & David Denborough)
Conversations about gender, culture, violence and narrative practice: stories of hope and complexity from women of many cultures Edited by Angel Yuen & Cheryl White 

Regular Features

On this web site you will also find information relating to:

About us  
Information about Dulwich Centre and those who work here.
 
Latest News
View the latest issue of Dulwich Centre Email News - your way of staying in touch with the latest developments in narrative practice
 
Current projects
Read about the projects we are currently involved with and the topics which we would like to hear from you about!
 
Articles to read

Read a range of articles about narrative therapy and community work.

 
Publications
Learn about the work of Dulwich Centre Publications, the books, journals, DVDs we produce. Download latest catalogue and price lists. Submit your own writing...
 
On-line bookshop, library & bibliography
Your ideal location to find articles, download them, and purchase on-line books, journals and DVDs about narrative therapy and community work.
 
Dulwich Centre Institute of Collective Narrative Practice
is vitally interested in the interface between narrative therapy and work with wider groups and communities. Information can be found here about new narrative methodologies!
 
Responding to social issues
Includes the ways in which Dulwich Centre tries to respond to current social issues through the written word
 
The Dulwich Centre Foundation
is a not-for-profit charitable association dedicated to responding to groups and communities which are facing mental health difficulties as the result of significant hardships (trauma, violence,  drug and alcohol issues, grief & loss , poverty, racism, discrimination, dispossession and so on).
 
Training
Includes details of regular training events as well as a range of special events. Features information about the upcoming Intensive Narrative Therapy Training Program to coincide with the 9th International Narrative Therapy and Community Work Conference  
 
9th International Narrative Therapy and Community Work Conference
To be held in November 2008 in Adelaide, Australia! We hope to see you there.
Counselling / narrative therapy at Dulwich Centre
We have included here some information about the narrative therapy service provided at Dulwich Centre.
 
Narrative Connections: An international network of narrative practitioners
Seek out others who are interested in narrative ideas in your own area; build a sense of community of practice; find narrative supervision and teaching options in their own area; and seek out other people to refer to in other parts of the country and/or world. Browse the network! Let other people know about your work... Become a member... it's free to join!  

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