Conference
Aims of the Conference
- To engage participants in a multidisciplinary dialogue around the use of narratives in research, education and practice.
- To facilitate ongoing collaboration in the development of narrative communities.
Keynote Speakers and Multidisciplinary Contributions
We are pleased to announce that Keynote Speakers confirmed so far for the 2008 Conference include
Georgina Wakefield
Carer and Author of Schizophrenia: A Mother’s Story UK
Professor Michael Murray
Associate Editor of the Journal of Health Psychology UK
Dr Thomas Janisse
Author of Soul of the Healer: Art & Stories USA
The conference will address issues in any area in which narrative approaches are used, including Education, Business Studies, Social Care, Sports Sciences, Health, Art and Design, Literature, History, English, Theology, Anthropology, Drama and Film, Computing, Performing Arts, Youth Work and Childhood Studies, Law and Ethics, including practice in the following areas of
- Ethical Narratives
- Organisational Narratives
- Narratives of the body
- Therapeutic Narratives
- Academic Narratives
- Pedagogical Narratives
- Healing Narratives
- Childhood Narratives
Conference 2007 Video
Below is a short video presentation of the inaugural Narrative Practitioner Conference. The file is aprox. 15Mb so may take a while to download on slower internet connections. Click on the video below to start.
2007 Keynote Speakers
