3 ways to engage with
Narrative-Based Professional Development

 

Talks

Workshops

Supervision ​

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Talks include: Keynote, panel discussions, and lectures. ​

Topics include:

  • Narratology
  • Emotional Intelligence (EQ)
  • Group-Dynamics
  • Leadership

A list of scheduled talks can be found here. 

To request and customize talks, you can contact Gail directly.  
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Workshops include: 2-hour, 1-day, or weekend-long. 

Brief, yet in-depth immersion workshops on articulation and the cultivation of EQ. Evening classes and full weekend workshops are ongoing. Can also be arranged for groups or businesses.

Topics include:

  • Emotional Intelligence (EQ)
  • Group Dynamics
  • Narratology

Click here for a full list of classes and workshops. ​

To request and customize workshops, you can contact Gail directly.  ​

Professional Development 

For Clinicians​

  • Clinicians who wish to learn Narrative Reconstruction techniques are encouraged to participate in four – eight private sessions.
  • Clinicians who wish in-person or virtual supervision sessions as they implement the core principles in to their practice can arrange for private or group sessions.​​

For Educators​

  • Educators and Coaches who wish in-person or virtual supervision sessions as they implement the core principles into their classrooms can arrange for private or group sessions. ​This is ideal for educators who wish to boost communication in their classrooms, and usually follows an EQ or group dynamics workshop.

"​Paying attention to the specific words that your clients speak at the same time that you pay deep attention to what they're feeling and how they're behaving as they share their stories is a fruitful path toward the healthy reconstruction of their life narratives. This path entails a rhythmic tacking back and forth between the left brain, where we use words to make sense of the past and anticipated future, and exploration of the felt feelings in the right brain. It is this very "tacking" (akin to EMDR or hypnosis) that allows for deep memory retrieval and reintegration"

 - Gail Noppe-Brandon, NIP Trauma Colloquium, 2013