Center for Narrative Studies Postgraduate Training Program Logistics

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Logistics for Participating

Courses are ongoing and enrollment can happen at any time.  To enrol, email Lewis Mehl-Madrona at mehlmadrona@gmail.com with a request to enroll.  We'd like to hear about (1) your previous training, (2) your current context in which you provide services, (3) your licensure status, (4) your interest in our program and in the narrative paradigm, and (5) anything else you'd like to tell us.

This term we are offering Hypnosis and Storytelling.

Next term, which starts May 21st, we will be offering Narrative Medicine and Narrative Approaches to Mind and Mental Health.

Generally all courses are on-line through a webinair format with one face-to-face opportunity during the term.  We expect participants to have their own clients with whom they will work.

Costs are $400 for credit and $200 for audit.  You can pay through paypal using our email address of coyotecanada@aol.com.  Or send a check to Coyote Institute, P.O. Box 9309, S. Burlington, VT 05407, or email or call us with your credit card information.

You can also call Lewis for more information at 808-772-1099.

Currently no CME or CEs are available, though we are working to change that.

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Customizing and Personalizing My Site

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