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September 2016
Relationship Rescue
Falling in love is easy; staying connected and loving in a relationship is a challenge. The truth is that relationships need to be nurtured and require work. In a one-day seminar, couples can develop and practice strategies to improve their relationship in a supportive group environment. In the course couples will share and learn from each other, facilitated by two experienced relationship therapists.
Find out more »Father’s Day
The best day to celebrate all fathers across the world and to show your appreciation for them.
Find out more »National Child Protection Week ‘Stronger Communities, Safer Children’
National Child Protection Week ‘Stronger Communities, Safer Children’ is from Sunday 4 September to Saturday 10 September. Child Protection Week is an opportunity to recognise the important work of individuals and organisations who work with children, young people and their families. Launching on Father’s Day every year National Child Protection Week, now in its 26th year, supports and encourages the safety and wellbeing of Australian children and families. Visit the NAPCAN for more information on the campaign, programs, resources and…
Find out more »Working Well – For managers, co-ordinators & supervisors – Canberra ACT
This two-day workshop invites you to consider your own Self Care competence and then explore ways to support the staff in your care to develop sustainable workplace practices. Research tells us that the risk to worker well-being in the health, education and community services sector is high. Under Australian WHS legislation, employers must ensure a safe workplace. This includes taking practical steps to identify, assess and control reasonably foreseeable risks including the potential for psychological injury. It is also clear…
Find out more »Core Value Therapy (CVT) Workshop – Hobart, TAS
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…
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