Narrative Report On Domestic Violence Video
I broke my silence: My story of domestic violence - Emma Murphy - TEDxUniversityofNicosia Narrative Report On Domestic Violence
Refunds Narrative Report On Domestic Violence to 7 days before event Eventbrite's fee is nonrefundable. Event description Three-day workshop, exploring practices Reporf ethical and gender accountability with men who use violence and abuse. About this Event Drawing inspiration from the work of Alan Jenkins and Michael White, this workshop opens space for reflection and practice around ethical and accountable ways of working with men who abuse. It explores the scaffolding of respectful collaboration with a man that provides the conditions for a man to begin to face up to often shameful acts towards his partner and children.
Important topics over these three days include: first conversations with a man to map out a journey of responsibility invitations to a man to 'tell it like it is' developing the skill of 'respectful interruption' of stories of blame, justification or denial bringing forward a man's hopes and ethics as a father and partner responding to shame and avoiding 'shaming' Narrative Report On Domestic Violence with a man's partner and children searching for exceptions to control, violence or abuse, where a man has acted in accordance with his ethics unfolding dominant discourses of masculinity which support violence and abuse towards women and others 're-membering' practices where men's history of witnessing other significant men's check this out of respect and non-violence can be more richly described invitations to men to consider acts of reparation This workshop will also invite Narrative Report On Domestic Violence to reflect on their own parallel ethical and political journeys in working with men who abuse.
We welcome practitioners from a wide range of settings from health and mental health to correctional services, child protection services through to academic and social policy.
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He continues to be delighted and extended by the possibilities for rich story development with individuals, couples and groups who share their lives with him. He has taught at universities, and government and non-government agencies over the last six years.
He currently practices with a brilliant and rigorous team at Uniting Communities in Adelaide, who support those addressing family and relationship predicaments, violence, and childhood sexual abuse. He also provides counselling, teaching and consultancy through Adelaide Narrative Counselling and Teaching.
OUR PHILOSOPHY
Sonja Bar-Am is an experienced family therapist residing in Adelaide. She has been learning, practicing and teaching about how to have conversations with people in a wide variety of settings and in ways that can be most helpful to them in their lives. She notices how conversations that are guided by Narrative and Invitational therapy can undermine harmful problems and their effects.]
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