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September 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 »Working Therapeutically with Men Who Perpetrate Violence
Working with both victims and perpetrators of family domestic violence is critical for the safety of families. Engaging men, who use violence, about the consequences of their actions helps to avert further harm. In a counselling context, this training will cover the factors that promote behaviour-change in men who abuse; how to support the process of accepting responsibility; and how to assist men to seek help. For more information and to enrol, please go here
Find out more »Friendship Program Volunteer Training
Baptist Care SA Friendship Program matches locals from the community to new arrivals with a refugee or asylum seeker background, to assist them to settle in Adelaide. Volunteers are asked to make a commitment of a minimum of 6 hours per month for a minimum of 6 months. The training is designed to equip people for their volunteer role, to provide a better understanding of the issues associated with refugee and asylum seeker backgrounds, and to debunk misunderstandings and misinformation…
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.
Find out more »Safe Environments for Children and Young People
For workers who are required to report suspicions of child abuse and neglect. For more information and to enrol, please go here
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