nnn: narrative network news is the lively down-to-earth Narrative therapy publication that inspires collaboration and re-kindles creativity in therapy, counselling, education, mediation, management, and community work.
nnn is bursting with practical ideas for approaching real-life issues using collaborative Narrative therapy approaches. It has stories, interviews, artwork and book reviews to keep you up-to-date with the latest in Narrative therapy.
What is Narrative therapy?
We are especially interested in the Narrative therapy approach founded by Michael White of Adelaide SA and David Epston of Auckland NZ, and the close relationships it has with contemporary collaborative approaches and critical psychology.
Narrative therapy values transparency, accountability and mutual respect. It draws from poststructuralism, feminism, social constructivism, reflexive practice, deconstruction and the politics of power. There is a contemporary focus on environmentalism, diversity of cultures and social justice.
I need a magazine that keeps me informed
Published five times a year in March /April, May/June, July/August, September/October and November/December for readers around the world, nnn: narrative network news comes to you every eight weeks to keep you up with the latest stories and news from the Narrative therapy community.
It is the most frequently published Narrative therapy publication.
Where can I get Narrative training?
nnn:narrative network news is renowned for its unique calendar of Narrative training opportunities in Australia and New Zealand, including workshops, seminars, discussion groups and conferences.
It is not affiliated with any training institution or professional association, and is all-inclusive in the wide variety of Narrative events that are collected for the calendar.
nnn:narrative network news is the only Narrative therapy publication where you will find a comprehensive listing of a wide variety of Narrative and collaborative events.
I want to my ideas to be heard
nnn: narrative network news provides an independent forum for discussion, and welcomes open and candid debate on all issues including therapy, education, management, ethics, justice and the contemporary world. It is not affiliated with any professional association or training institution and is thus able to be open and transparent and approach issues without any of the agenda that could be associated with such organisations.
Our priorities are critical thought, community building and social justice.
Is nnn an ethical publisher?
nnn:narrative network news, the innovative Narrative therapy publication, is produced by a non-profit organisation and all contributions are provided voluntarily. Members of the Ediitorial Group live and work in a wide variety of contexts in urban and rural areas in Australia, including NSW, Victoria and Queensland.
The Editorial Group has an expressed commitment to ethical and accountable publishing practices. We invite your comments and suggestions and take your feedback seriously.
