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June 2019
Child Inclusive Practice Forum 2019
The Child Inclusive Practice (CIP) Forum is a biennial event that brings together mediators, social workers, psychologists and counsellors that work to keep the best interests of children at the forefront of Family Dispute Resolution (mediation). The purpose of the Forum is to enrich the practice of these specialists through learning and networking. The event is organised by FRSA (a not-for-profit peak body) on behalf of the CIP network. The 2019 Child Inclusive Practice (CIP) Forum Rebuilding, Restoration and Renovation, acknowledges family breakdown…
Find out more »Introduction to Cultural Diversity – FREE Webinar
Aimed at workers delivering frontline services in the human services sector, this webinar will discuss how to communicate meaningfully to solve problems and improve outcomes for customers/clients, by adopting an open-minded and curious manner. Explore the current Australian cultural landscape, understand how you personally interact in a culturally-diverse environment, and learn strategies and actions that increase your ability to work effectively in cross-cultural teams and environments. For more information or to register, please go here
Find out more »Family Law in Australia: Where to from here?
On 17 August 2017, the Australian Law Reform Commission received terms of reference to conduct an extensive review of the family law system in Australia. This panel session, entitled 'Family law in Australia. Where to from here?' brings together representatives of key stakeholders in the family law system to consider recommendations for reform from the Commission's final report, submitted to the Attorney-General on 31 March 2019. Hosted by the Australian Institute of Family Studies (AIFS). Facilitated by Damien Carrick, award-winning…
Find out more »1-2-3 Magic® & Emotion Coaching | Rockhampton
A comprehensive one-day training course that equips you with the knowledge to teach parents and carers of 2-12 year-olds skills to manage their children’s difficult behaviour. Expected learning outcomes: The ability to conduct the 123 Magic® & Emotion Coaching program, as either a three-meeting parent education course or to teach the program one-to-one at your workplace. Knowledge of easy-to-use techniques that parents and carers can use to help children develop self-control and respond with flexibility to frustration. Active PD points…
Find out more »Tough Conversations in Child Protection | Rockhampton
Tough Conversations in Child Protection is a one-day course for child protection professionals and family workers to help them to hold the often-challenging conversations with parents in child protection. The course teaches a method to: Identify and clearly articulate the strengths and deficits in parents’ caring capacity so that parents have a clear future work plan. Comprehensively gather information for holding a factual tough conversation so that as many facts (as can be reasonably gathered) can be brought to bear…
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