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February 2023
Toxic Love: DFV TYPOLOGIES – Two types of Domestic Violence / Cobra vs. Pit Bull Typology-eWorkshop- 24- Feb- 2023
The workshop is for community services and non-for profit organisations, domestic violence organisations and charities, health, welfare and community workers who want to gain deeper insights into the mechanics behind sustained patterns of abuse, or improve skills in working with victims and domestic violence perpetrators. In attending our 3-hour workshop: You’ll learn the difference between situational couple violence and sustained pattern of violence 95-98% of abusers are men. These two types of domestic Violence have different root causes and consequences…
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Identifying Gaslighting eWorkshop 3rd-March-2023
As the knowledge of 'gaslighting' is increasing in the general public it is important to know how to identify what exactly gaslighting is. It is also important to know when someone is exposed to gaslighting, as this area is important for clients to understand that it is not about their behaviour but about the behaviour of the one gaslighting them. Gaslighting at times is misused to identify relationships problems so it is important to know what is and is not…
Find out more »Engaging Disengaged Young People eWorkshop 8-March-2023
Working with ‘disengaged’ young people means doing something unexpected, nothing ‘clever’ but something less likely so we can elicit a response of curiosity; a response of ‘okay let’s see…’ Each of these ten activities aims to, openly and intriguingly, do exactly this. Young people are super-physical, super-influenced by their emotions, and respond super-impulsively to what’s going on around them. This workshop will take you through a process that looks at how to harness all this, particularly when a young person…
Find out more »HEY WARRIOR! – Toowoomba
Anxiety explained. Kids empowered! Anxiety is a very normal human response but for as many as 1 in 5 young people, the symptoms become so intrusive, they significantly interfere with day to day living. The effects can steal into families, classrooms and friendships. They can undermine the way children see themselves and shrink their world – but it doesn’t have to be this way. Anxiety is very manageable when it is recognised and properly managed. With the right support children…
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Cultivating Emotional Resilience in Kids in a Warming World Teaching and counselling kids can be challenging but supporting children on a planet that’s heating up can feel downright daunting. We want to be guides and guardians as we teach children about the world around them, and we also feel the natural instinct to protect them from threats and suffering. Climate change poses a dilemma: How can we help our children move forward with wonder and resilience while knowing that our warming…
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