Events

Working systemically with families in the aftermath of domestic and family violence

While project management skills are obviously important for project managers, interestingly the methods and tools that project managers use can be helpful for everyone as everyone undertakes projects!

This one-day in-person workshop focuses on the child and adolescent age group and encompasses skill development.

Thinking of conducting a literature review? New to evidence synthesis? This workshop will help you navigate different types of research reviews, offering practical guidance on how to choose, develop, and conduct the approach that best fits your research question.

People with intellectual disability experience high rates of mental illness yet often have difficulty in accessing services and getting appropriate treatment.

This in-person workshop will explore how to recognise when a person may have co-morbid autism that may complicate the diagnosis and management of serious mental illness.

Learn practice skills and increase your confidence in facilitating and managing group reflective practice

Explore adolescent family violence and trauma-informed interventions

This session is designed to support Family Carer Lived Experience Workers (FCLEW) with developing relational skills and discipline-specific knowledge needed to navigate systemic resistance, overcome barriers to connection, and build confidence in supporting families experiencing profound distress.

1-day workshop for building and healing early relational trust in young families