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March 2019
Blend & Balance: Working with ‘opposite’ dynamics
BLEND & BALANCE is actually a fairly simple, yet extremely powerful way of approaching the important ‘things’ in people’s lives; grief and loss, hopes and dreams, hardship and joy. It is also an approach which is perhaps not always embraced because it is risky. And it is indeed risky to deliberately enlist laughter as a way of managing grief, to see challenge as an ally in helping a vulnerable person flourish, to look towards fantasy as a way of embracing…
Find out more »Gambling Harm (Guest Presenter from Gambler’s Help Eastern region – EACH)
Pronia’s Family & Relationships program has organized three new information sessions at the Clayton Community Centre, MYFS Room (in the Courtyard), 9-15 Cooke Street, Clayton. The sessions are FREE to anyone interested attending and will be conducted in both English/Greek with the aid of interpreters. The program is funded by Department of Social Services (DSS). This information session will cover the issues surrounding gambling harm with a guest presenter from Gambler's Help Eastern Region. Presenters: Denise Tsirtsakis, Adonis Maglis and…
Find out more »April 2019
New! Graduate Diploma of Relationship Counselling CHC81015 (with a focus on family violence)
This accredited course is suitable for counselling practitioners or equivalent, seeking to develop advanced skills to work with families, couples and individuals affected by domestic and family violence. The course is aligned with with current practice requirements, guidelines and legal/statutory frameworks. Subjects include domestic and family violence practice with children, young people and families; collaborative practice and risk management; separation, family law and child-focused parenting arrangements. It is one year, part time.
Find out more »Core Value Therapy
Many people describe their experience with emotions like internal thoughts and emotions that often produces mental-ill health. These negative consequences are often blamed on others and are very rarely owned by clients. To encourage a deeper sense of self-discovery for clients the ‘Core Value Therapy’ CVT was developed. CVT aims to discover what drives our clients and dominates their thinking/feelings/emotions and behaviours. Core values are often hidden and discovering the core value must be unique to each client. When this…
Find out more »New! Graduate Diploma of Relationship Counselling CHC81015 (with a focus on family violence)
This accredited course is suitable for counselling practitioners or equivalent, seeking to develop advanced skills to work with families, couples and individuals affected by domestic and family violence. The course is aligned with with current practice requirements, guidelines and legal/statutory frameworks. Subjects include domestic and family violence practice with children, young people and families; collaborative practice and risk management; separation, family law and child-focused parenting arrangements. It is one year, part time.
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