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about dulwich centre the dulwich centre skip to content log in log in about our story our people dulwich centre foundation training one week intensives one year training program master of narrative therapy and community work online courses overseas training external training conferences publishing bookshop international journal of narrative therapy and community work current issue journal archive e journals free articles resources video collections songs resources in other languages research evidence and narrative practice michael white archive projects the tree of life the team of life community projects community meet the author sessions narrative connections find us on social media latest issue of dulwich centre email news may 2025 email news special issue honouring john winslade subscribe to email news contact about our story our people dulwich centre foundation training one week intensives one year training program master of narrative therapy and community work online courses overseas training external training conferences publishing bookshop international journal of narrative therapy and community work current issue journal archive e journals free articles resources video collections songs resources in other languages research evidence and narrative practice michael white archive projects the tree of life the team of life community projects community meet the author sessions narrative connections find us on social media latest issue of dulwich centre email news may 2025 email news special issue honouring john winslade subscribe to email news contact search facebook instagram linkedin youtube 0 00 0 cart about dulwich centre dulwich centre is an independent centre in adelaide australia involved in narrative approaches to therapy and community work training publishing supporting practitioners in different parts of the world and co hosting international conferences so much has happened since dulwich centre first opened her doors in 1983 first a way of working narrative approaches to counselling and community work has evolved particularly inspired by the work of michael white and david epston this way of working has now moved from being a marginal approach to one that is now considered a mainstream modality in many contexts second a community of ideas and a community of practitioners has grown in different parts of the world this community is linked in many ways through ideas and practices through the written word journals and books through narrative connections and other websites and e lists and through workshops and conferences so many people have contributed to these developments in different ways social media acknowledgements we would like to acknowledge the kaurna people who are the traditional custodians of the land on which dulwich centre stands we would also like to pay respect to the elders of the kaurna nation both past and present and extend that respect to other aboriginal australians and torres strait islanders narrative connections narrative practice research network facebook instagram linkedin youtube dulwich centre publications pty ltd dulwich centre foundation inc copyright information disclaimer privacy policy cart
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