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SUMMARY:Orienting Solutions 2013
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LOCATION:Hatfield\, United Kingdom
DESCRIPTION:<p>Solution-focused\, enactive and narrative practice research conference: Theory in action\, practice in focus &nbsp\;</p>\n<p>This conference explicitly connects the existing non-pathologising and language focused practices of solution-focused (SF)\, narrative and discursive therapies with recent theoretical developments in enactivism\, Wittgensteinian\, narrative and discursive psychology. &nbsp\; &nbsp\;</p>\n<p>SF therapy has been seen in the past as a neat practical twist for working with clients. This conference is about setting SF work in a wider landscape of ideas\, &nbsp\;to show this simple practice in a richer and more compelling light. We also seek connections with academics and &nbsp\;others looking for practical aspects of post-structural linguistics and &nbsp\;enactive/embodied cognition. &nbsp\; &nbsp\; We invite academics\, practitioners\, managers and policy makers to see both practice and theory in a new light. The event is a collaboration between SFCT and the philosophy and nursing/social work departments at UH. This event is a start to building better and more useful connections between theory and practice. &nbsp\; &nbsp\;</p>\n<p>The conference will present and build dialogues around these topics:</p>\n<ul>\n<li>The future of therapeutic &nbsp\;practice from non-pathologising\, enactive and post-structural perspectives</li>\n<li>The latest research into SF work in all fields &ndash\; therapy\, social work\, educational and organisational &nbsp\;contexts</li>\n<li>Different conceptions of &lsquo\;theory&rsquo\; &nbsp\;and how it can play a role in the famously atheoretical &nbsp\;world of SF practice</li>\n<li>Different modes of research &nbsp\;which can be applied in this area</li>\n<li>Latest developments in enactive\, embodied and narrative thinking</li>\n<li>Issues for future policy in health and other circles</li>\n<li>Further ways to develop connections between academic s and practitioners for the benefit of all &nbsp\;concerned.</li>\n</ul>\n\n<p>Invited speakers\, already attending\, include:</p>\n<ul>\n<li>Dr Alasdair Macdonald (former &nbsp\;research co-ordinator\, EBTA): The fast-expanding field of SF outcome research</li>\n<li>Prof Dan Hutto (University of &nbsp\;Hertfordshire): Radical enactivism and narrative practice&nbsp\;</li>\n<li>Prof Gale Miller (Marquette &nbsp\;University\, Milwaukee)&nbsp\;</li>\n<li>Prof Janet Bavelas (University of Victoria): Microanalysis of therapeutic conversations (tbc)</li>\n<li>Chris Iveson (BRIEF\, London): From solution to description&nbsp\;</li>\n<li>Michael Durrant: (University of &nbsp\;Sydney)</li>\n<li>Dr Mark McKergow: SF work and the emergence of narrative</li>\n<li>Rayya Ghul (Canterbury Christchurch University): Research methodologies&nbsp\;</li>\n<li>Dr Daniele Moyal-Sharrock (University of Hertfordshire): SF work as applied Wittgenstein</li>\n</ul>\n\n<p>Conference committee:&nbsp\;</p>\n<ul>\n<li>Prof Dan Hutto\, Dept of &nbsp\;Philosophy\, University of Hertfordshire</li>\n<li>Prof Brian Littlechild\, School &nbsp\;of Nursing\, Midwifery and Social Work\, University of Hertfordshire</li>\n<li>Dr Mark McKergow\, Dept of &nbsp\;Philosophy\, UH and SFCT Board member</li>\n<li>Louise Doel\, Lecturer\, Nursing &nbsp\;and Social Work\, UH</li>\n<li>Kirsten Dierolf\, President\, &nbsp\;SFCT&nbsp\;</li>\n<li>Dr Daniele Moyal-Sharrock\, &nbsp\;University of Herfordshire and British Wittgenstein Society</li>\n</ul>\n\n<p>The conference is now online at:</p>
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