Jill Freedman, LCSW

Jill Freedman, the Co-director of Evanston Family Therapy Center, has co-authored more than 30 papers and book chapters and 3 books--Symbol, Story and Ceremony: Using Metaphor in Individual and Family Therapy, Narrative Therapy: The Social Construction of Preferred Realities and Narrative Therapy with Couples. . . and a Whole Lot More! She is international faculty for the Dulwich Centre in Adelaide, Australia and teaches in the Masters Program in Narrative Therapy and Community Work offered by Dulwich Centre and the University of Melbourne and is on the faculty of the Chicago Center for Family Health. She received the Award for Teaching Excellence in the Field of Narrative Therapy from the Vancouver School of Narrative Therapy in 2014 and with Gene Combs, received the Award for Innovative Contribution to Family Therapy from AFTA in 2009. She teaches and consults to organizations internationally.

Jill’s courses

Foundations of narrative therapy

Narrative therapy empowers clients to re-author their stories and look at situations from a different perspective. Listen to a conversation between three narrative therapists as they discuss the foundations, techniques, and goals of this approach. This course offers an in-depth look into Narrative Therapy from origin to execution.

On-demand

2 CE credits