Narrative Care

Erasmus+ Adult EducationSmall-scale partnerships in adult educationID: 2021-2-IT02-KA210-ADU-000047908
EC Contribution
€600
Consortium Size
3 orgs
Start Year
2021
Summary

NARRATIVE CARE was a training research path through the autobiographical method: research because it intended to investigate and observe through professional stories, therefore inside the material...

Objectives

NARRATIVE CARE was a training research path through the autobiographical method: research because it intended to investigate and observe through professional stories, therefore inside the materiality of social work- whether and how individual stories are received, and how they contribute to the construction of socio-educational intervention; training because, through group work, a process of collective co construction of meanings is developed, representations and "openings of possible worlds" able both to make explicit what is latent of one’s work and their way of enhancing life stories, both to identify some evolutionary potential of the methodologies autobiographical, with particular attention to social processes of inclusion. The workshop was proposed as a learning path of the theories and practices of the autobiographical method through a reworking of the meaning attributed to the work, of its own epistemological and deontological horizons, of the crisis, of personal strategies, ability to interpret the work mandate and build coherence/mediation between it and the actions professional, learning originated from experience.

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