Mongolia Master Class Training
Community practice of Narrative Drawing Intervention® (NDI)
in different countries and regions during the pandemic
Invited by the Christina Noble Children’s Foundation, Dr. Monica Wong, the founder of Narrative Drawing Intervention Institute, has conducted an online masterclass on 18 May 2023. Participants are psychologists and psychology students from Mongolia. As the finale of the whole masterclass training, we focus on practical methodology of art psychotherapy. The session is named as “Community practice of Narrative Drawing Intervention® (NDI) Across Different Countries and Regions During the pandemic”.
- Participants’ Comment -
I am grateful to Dr. Monica Wong for her online masterclass. I am grateful that I have been introduced with the Art Therapy, particularly Narrative Drawing intervention which has proven to be highly effective in expressing emotions through drawings and promoting psychological stability. The remarkable and heartwarming positive results of implementing the therapy in Elderly Nursing Homes during the challenging time of the pandemic are truly inspiring. It is a technique that deserves attention in the field of psychology. Thank you so much for your time, sharing your precious experience with us and providing valuable information.
Thank you CNCF team who organized the masterclass training
— Undarmaa (a 4th year psychology student of Mongolian National University of Education)
Gratitude to Dr. Monica Wong. May your sincerity and intelligence continue to spread throughout the world, impacting and inspiring others.
Your have introduced us to your new method, Narrative Drawing Intervention, and to make us understand its importance with the results of your work in many places. You have inspired us young psychologists to study art psychotherapy in depth. Your genuine enthusiasm in introducing us to your innovative method of Narrative Drawing and emphasizing its significance through the results you’ve achieved in various settings has inspired us, young psychologists, to delve deeper into the field of Art Therapy and Narrative Drawing Intervention. We are motivated to explore and study the profound impact of art on the human mind and emotions. Your lesson was incredibly valuable and every word you shared carried great significance.
The essence of this lesson resonated deeply, emphasizing that “a psychologist’s role is not that of an authority figure, but rather a collaborator. The objective is not to change individuals, but rather to support them in creating a new version of themselves”. It was a pleasure to learn from such an experienced therapist. Thank you very much!
— Azjargal (psychologist)
