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SUMMARY:The Connecting Up Conference 2020
DESCRIPTION: \nFirst established in 2004\, the Connecting Up Conference is targeted at organisations who are interested in using technology and innovation to improve their impact and achieve better outcomes for the communities they serve. \n​As technology and the digital landscape continue to evolve rapidly and the competition becomes stronger\, not-for-profit organisations need to continue to innovate to keep up with the changes. This is where the Connecting Up Conference can help. \nThe 2020 Conference encompasses the theme of ‘’Evolve” and will inspire and empower not-for-profits and charities to enhance their organisations through technology and best-practice to fulfil their missions. \nThis process of evolving is more relevant than ever in the current era of disaster recovery and mitigation due to the damage caused by the 2019-20 Australian bushfire season. \nBy coming together to learn from global and national not-for-profit sector leaders\, technology providers and peers\, not-for-profit organisations across Australia can be educated and inspired to have a powerful and adaptive impact into the future. \n​The conference is an excellent opportunity for not-for-profit organisations to learn from inspiring international and local speakers\, engage and share with other delegates and walk away with new insights to help their organisation drive greater social change. \nConfirmed speakers and panellists include: \n\nJodie Sangster\, Chief Marketing Officer at IBM\nMelissa Kaplan\, Digital Architect at Microsoft\nNic Marchesi\, Founder at Orange Sky Australia\nPatrick Callahan\, Executive Director of Tech Impact (US)\nWendy Williams\, Editor of Pro Bono News\nAlecia Hancock\, Director of Hancock Creative\n\nAnd as part of the conference\, the annual Australian Not-for-Profit Technology Awards gala dinner recognises the very best uses of technology in the not-for-profit sector across eight categories\, including innovation\, lifetime service\, community impact and technology use by Indigenous Australians. \nThe Connecting Up Conference is supported by a large number of technology organisations\, many of which exhibit at our 36-booth conference exhibition offering a wide range of technology solutions\, advice and support tailored specifically for not-for-profits. \n
URL:https://frsa.org.au/event/the-connecting-up-conference-2020
LOCATION:Melbourne Convention Exhibition Centre\, Melbourne\, Victoria\, VIC\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Conference
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SUMMARY:THERAPLAY:  Level Two & MIM
DESCRIPTION:THERAPLAY: Level Two & MIM \nRegistrants should have attended Level One\, and have experience using Theraplay in their work before attending this training. \nThe training will include lots of practice and a wide range of video examples. Each day will include at least one case presentation to enhance your learning experience. Making a case presentation is not required\, but is an option if you would like to receive supervision. \nParticipants will practice Theraplay modifications for trauma\, along with developing and practicing a treatment plan for traumatised clients. \nDay 1: Core Concepts In-Depth and MIM Skill Development \nThis module will focus on several examples of MIMs and their interpretation to improve your comfort and skill in administering and interpreting this assessment. \nIn-depth application of the core concepts of Theraplay and current relevant research to case material\nMarschak Interaction Method (MIM) by Dimension: an in-depth analysis using case examples\nObservation and analysis of MIM using case material\nThe Parent feedback session: preparation and implementation to enhance the therapeutic relationship with caregivers \nLearning Objectives: \nDescribe the underlying principles of Theraplay\, a modality of play therapy\, and their relationship to current attachment and brain research\nAdminister and analyze the MIM at an intermediate skill level\nDevelop skills in the use of the MIM for treatment planning\nDescribe how to use feedback sessions with parents to transmit a sense of hopefulness and trust \nDay 2: Working with Parents and Building Your Theraplay Skills \nThis module will help improve the breadth of your Theraplay skill set to bring your Theraplay work to a higher skill level.\nAssessment of complex parents using case material: clinical decision making related to contraindications for Theraplay\nWorking with caregiver’s attachment history in Theraplay treatment planning\, feedback sessions and progress\nImplementation of the parent demonstration session\nManaging resistance throughout the treatment process\nManaging countertransference in your work with children and families\nRole play and practice of activities \nLearning Objectives:\nDescribe methods for overcoming parental resistance\nDescribe factors that influence the decision of whether to include parents in the treatment session\nDemonstrate how to use a wider range of Theraplay activities and techniques\nDescribe how to adapt Theraplay\, a modality of play Theraplay\, to work with a wider range of populations\, such as children with autism and older children\nDescribe strategies for dealing with resistant clients \nDay 3: Adapting Theraplay to Work with Trauma and Complex Families\nIf you work with children who have been traumatised\, have attachment disorders or complex families we highly recommend that you attend this program. It will help you sensitively adapt Theraplay to work with this population. \nDevelopmental trauma and Theraplay: Clinical decision making\nAdaptation of activities for clients and families impacted by trauma\nEngaging caregivers with their own trauma history in treatment process\nIntegration of Theraplay with other modalities to meet the needs of children and families\nAdaptation of activities for different populations \nLearning Objectives: \nDescribe the concept of complex trauma\nDescribe three modifications to Theraplay\, a modality of play therapy\, to meet the needs of traumatised children\nAssess when to use Theraplay in the overall treatment course of a client.\nDescribe how to adapt treatment to meet the needs of parents who themselves may be traumatised \nMaximum 18 Participants \nTHERAPLAY BOOKS & RESOURCES \nAccommodation: If you require accommodation email Ben to enquire about a corporate rate. \n
URL:https://frsa.org.au/event/theraplay-level-two-mim
LOCATION:Adina Apartment Hotel Surry Hills\, 359 Crown Street\, Surry Hills\, NSW\, 2010\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Adolescents,Children,Professional Training
ORGANIZER;CN="Compass%20Seminars":MAILTO:office@compassaustralia.com.au
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