Michael White achieved clinical renown during his too-short lifetime for his ability to inspire experiences of personal courage and emotional vitality in people who'd lived their entire lives trapped in an iron grid of misery and assigned pathology. In this workshop, you'll explore White's clinical innovations and learn how to integrate his insights into your work. We'll focus on the fundamental concepts and methods of the narrative therapy that White developed, such as the landscape of identity, externalization, and uncovering the subordinate story. Guided by live interviews and numerous video clips, you'll leave this session with a step-by-step practice map of narrative therapy and a deep appreciation of an unforgettable clinical innovator. (This session will continue with Workshop 305.)