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SUMMARY:ANROWS National Research Conference on Violence against Women and their Children: Evidence in Action
DESCRIPTION:\nThe theme for ANROWS’s National Research Conference on Violence against Women and their Children is Evidence in Action.\nThis conference will open up opportunities to explore ideas of impact\, including what works for whom and in what circumstances\, and how we know an initiative has been effective. Coming together with other policy-makers\, practitioners and survivor-advocates\, we will discuss the ways evidence is being applied in policy and practice to reduce violence against women and their children. \nSet over 3 days at the Hilton Adelaide\, the conference will be structured around thematic conversational panels\, each including facilitators with diverse backgrounds and expertise. This format will offer unique opportunities for conference participants to engage in discussion and to contribute to our understanding of “what works”. \nWho should attend?\n\nPractitioners working with sexual assault\, domestic and family violence\, women’s refuges\, judicial support\, and immigrant and refugee services.\nPolicy-makers\, including ministers; senior officials; and executive management from federal\, state and territory governments and agencies\, and local government.\nPeak bodies and networks involved with domestic and family violence services; sexual assault services; strategic Indigenous expertise services; the women’s health sector; CALD\, multicultural\, and migrant services; broader community services; prevention and education.\nAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander support practitioners working to redress the effects of colonisation and/or trans-generational trauma; and leaders in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and law.\nIntervention and service providers working with social services or the legal justice system; and first responders including police\, emergency and medical services.\nResearchers and research organisations focused on criminology\, sociology\, health\, social work\, psychology\, law\, political science and science.\n\n
URL:https://frsa.org.au/event/anrows-national-research-conference-on-violence-against-women-and-their-children-evidence-in-action
LOCATION:Hilton Adelaide\, 233 Victoria Square\, Adelaide\, SA\, 5000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Conference
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SUMMARY:Love Languages
DESCRIPTION:Have you ever wondered how relationships REALLY work? How do people feel loved and express their love? How do relationships get into trouble? Love languages is a way to find your client’s relationship DNA. The five Love Languages are a fantastic KEY in assisting couples to resolve conflict in their relationship and dramatically improve their relationship at the same time. \nMost individuals live out of their Love Language\, however\, what if their partner’s love language is different. When this discord occurs\, people do not feel loved. When they feel the relationship is empty or the wrong Love Language is used\, relationships start to fall apart. \nMost couples do not understand what their partners Love Languages are. This is an opportunity to be trained in this relationship tool. This workshop is best suited to those involved in couple counselling. Within a few sessions focusing on Love Languages\, it can turn a couple’s relationship around. Working with Love Languages is solution focused and strength based. Problems are not the focus\, however\, they are reduced significantly in the process. Although love languages can stand alone as a therapeutic model it compliments other counselling practices such as motivational interviewing\, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy\, Core Value Therapy\, Acceptance Commitment Therapy\, and Mindfulness. For skilled therapists\, Love Languages can be successfully used with clients who have or are experiencing domestic violence and relationship abuse. \nThe workshop will cover: \n\nWhat are the love languages?\nHow to use the love language test\nHow to interpret and explain the results for your clients\nExplanation of where the relationships need to adjust.\n\n
URL:https://frsa.org.au/event/love-languages-9
LOCATION:Hobart College -Sustainability Learning Centre (SLC)\, Olinda Grove\, Mount Nelson\, TAS\, 7007\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Brain Training,Parent Education,Professional Training
ORGANIZER;CN="Andrew%20King":MAILTO:info@groupworksolutions.com.au
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SUMMARY:Workshop: The Casual Counsellor
DESCRIPTION:At some stage over their careers\, many people will find themselves needing to support or help a colleague or a friend who is in difficult circumstances. Counselling skills can often assist in the management of the colleague or friend’s emotional response to an issue or event. Other situations where a person may need to be the “casual counsellor” include helping a staff member who is a direct report\, helping a student or parent in an education setting or assisting a client in a non-clinical situation. \nThis workshop will focus on how to respond to a range of emotions\, language and behaviours that often accompany difficult issues. It will also cover how to recognise when you might intervene as a casual counsellor and when you should refer to other professional helpers. Finally\, the workshop will also discuss how you can keep from being too involved with the situation and strategies to take care of yourself. \nParticipants will learn: \n\nhow to identify when a colleague/staff member/client is not coping emotionally\nhow to decide when to intervene or assist\nbasic counselling skills including listening\, using empathy\, questioning and reframing\nabout their own reactions and the need for self-care.\n\nIdeal for \n\nStaff in a range of workplaces including the community\, education\, health and business sectors who may need to support colleagues or clients.\n\nAbout the presenter \nLilia Szarski is a clinical supervisor and experienced trainer at Relationships Australia Victoria and a qualified\, registered psychologist. She is also a member of the Australian Psychological Society\, International Association of Family and Conciliation Courts\, and the International Association of Applied Psychologists. \n
URL:https://frsa.org.au/event/workshop-the-casual-counsellor-2
LOCATION:1183 Toorak Road\, Camberwell\, Vic\, 3124\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Professional Training
ORGANIZER;CN="Relationships%20Australia%20Victoria":MAILTO:ravtraining@rav.org.au
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