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March 2018
National Day of Action against Bullying and Violence (NDA)
National Day of Action against Bullying and Violence (NDA) On Friday 16 March 2018, Australian schools will stand united in their communities to celebrate the eighth National Day of Action against Bullying and Violence (NDA). The National Day of Action is Australia’s key anti-bullying event for schools and in 2018, schools are called to imagine a world free from bullying and share their BIG IDEAS. To get involved, visit the website here.
Find out more »Young people and group work
Young people are super-physical, super-influenced by their emotions, and respond super-impulsively to what’s going on around them. So with all this in mind this workshop will take you through a process that looks at how to harness all this for the good of a group. We will look at the skills, ways of thinking and practical strategies needed to run/facilitate groups with teenagers who at times can be challenging and difficult. We will look at the pivotal idea of Engagement…
Find out more »1-2-3 Magic® & Emotion Coaching | Hobart
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 | Hobart
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…
Find out more »Introduction to working with couples
How does working with couples differ from working with individuals? This workshop will provide an introduction to participants who work in community services such as counselling, community health, mental health, alcohol and drug services and other relevant services, about how the therapeutic process differs when working with couples compared to individuals and how the different dynamics can change the process.
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