Group settings build power. The platform can single people out by shaming and blaming or it can expose individuals to activities, synergy and creativity that only the shared experience can bring. In a safe group setting, Participants make available their collective resources in a professional space to learn and/or reflect, rather than fingerpoint from possible fear or suspicion.
Reflective group practice thrives in a no blame environment where people are encouraged to be brave and curious and only if comfortable, deliberatly disclose their lived experience. Learning is based on asking questions and sharing uncomfortable decisions without the fear of interrogation.
Hobajing Narrative Practice offers two group options for organisations: Training and Delivery, and one group Supervision for individuals to attend. Group Supervision centres on providing a safe space for participants to reflect on theirs and others work. Click here for information on individual supervision. Group Training caters for eight attendees or less in a close and personal space where hands on activities help people to open up and participate. Group Delivery, for nine or more attendees, has a facilitator delivering from the front, almost like a motivational speaker and has less time for individual participation.
Explore the links below or contact the practice directly for more information.
training
groups of eight or less
- hands on participation for each individual
- wellbeing topics or facilitation of a group challenge
- intimate space for people to share their understanding
delivery
groups of nine or more
- stage type environment
- less individual participation than training
- can deliver your material or ours
supervision
with other professionals
- face to face and zoom platforms
- maximum of six including Supervisor
- supervisors registered with ACA College of Supervisors
- Aboriginal Supervision