Welcome to Windz Centre

2025 CERTIFICATES

April - May 2025

The Brief & Narrative Therapy

5-Day Certificate Program

April 4, 11, 25, May 2, 9, 2025
From 9:00am-4:00pm EST each day
VIRTUAL

REGISTRATION CLOSED

Windz Centre is operated by Karen Young and is a home for brief and narrative therapy training, consultation and supervision. We offer introductory, intermediate and advanced education in narrative ideas and practices that fit within brief or longer-term service environments. At Windz Centre we teach innovations in the use of 'brief narrative practices' for walk-in therapy and single sessions and publish regarding these ideas. Our workshops are inclusive of approaches to therapy that are non-pathologizing, collaborative and competency focused.

Windz workshops, certificate programs, consultation and supervision services reflect narrative and postmodern principles such as respect, collaboration, and the assumption that everyone's life is multistoried - that people come to training, and to therapy - with knowledge, skills, preferences and values. We are committed to every Windz experience being a journey that both gathers forward what you have with you, and moves you into inspiring and exciting new territories! ......more

2025 WORKSHOPS

May 7, 2025

Multi-Story Listening: What We Are Intentionally Listening For

half-day virtual workshop
from 1:00pm-4:30pm EST
VIRTUAL

REGISTRATION OPEN!

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Socially Just Conversations

At Windz Centre we choose to locate our philosophy, assumptions and practices within a postmodern lens. This invites us to question background discourses in our societies and their relational, social and political effects on each one of us. We intentionally teach and practice narrative therapy as it resonates with our values for non-pathologizing, socially just conversations.

We are on an ongoing journey…to do our part within ourselves, our communities, and to join with marginalized communities around shared purposes of resistance to structural violence, oppression, lack of accountability, and abuses of power—to contribute toward a more just society.

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