Sheila McNamee, Ph.D.
Sheila McNamee, Ph.D., is Professor of Communication at the University of New Hampshire. She is a founder and Board Member of the Taos Institute. At the University of New Hampshire, she is the 2001 recipient of the Class of 1944 Professorship and the 2007 recipient of the Lindberg Award for Outstanding Scholar/Teacher. Her work is focused on dialogic transformation within a variety of social and institutional contexts including psychotherapy, organizations, education, healthcare, and local communities. She is author of Relational Responsibility: Resources for Sustainable Dialogue, with Kenneth Gergen (Sage, 1999). Other books include, Therapy as Social Construction, with Kenneth Gergen (Sage, 1992), Philosophy in Therapy: The Social Poetics of Therapeutic Conversation, with Klaus Deissler (Carl Auer Systeme Verlag, 2000), The Appreciative Organization, with her co-founders of the Taos Institute (Taos Institute, 2001) and The Social Construction of Organisation with Dian Marie Hosking (Liber and Copenhagen Business School Press, 2005). Professor McNamee has also authored numerous articles and chapters on social constructionist theory and practice. She actively engages constructionist practices in a variety of contexts to bring communities of participants with diametrically opposing viewpoints together to create livable futures. Professor McNamee lectures and consults regularly, both nationally and internationally, for universities, private institutes, organizations, and communities.
Upcoming Events
March 2008 |
University of New Hampshire Rethinking Brazilian Healthcare Practice: Dialogue and Collaboration International Seminar Series March 5 Reflecting Processes in Therapy: Finding Ways Forward Salem Center for Therapy, Training and Research and Salem State College Graduate School Marblehead, Massachusetts March 28
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April 2008 |
Family Dispute Resolution Statewide Educational Institute Judicial Council of California Mediation: A Matter of Focus - Beyond Solutions Toward Livable Futures and Creating Liveable Futures: Forms of Practice Anaheim, California April 10
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