SMART Recovery is a free group program assisting people with any problematic behaviours, including addiction to drugs, alcohol, cigarettes, gambling, food, shopping, Internet and others. Star Health will be hosting a SMART Recovery group every Friday in Prahran commencing 9th Nov. For more information contact: Sebastian Aristos, Em: saristos@starhealth.org.au
YSAS presents Dr David Denborough, author, community practitioner, and teacher and co-director at the prestigious Dulwich Centre, home of Narrative Therapy in Australia. David will lead participants in a two-day workshop focused on developing skills to apply Narrative Practices in your work with young people, family, groups and community. These approaches to practice are useful
Presented by The Bouverie Centre, La Trobe University, this builds on the previous two Single Session Therapy and Walk-in Services symposiums held in Australia (2012) and Canada (2015). It offers opportunities to connect, share and collaborate with colleagues from your field and beyond. Moving away from the tradition of a series of keynote presentations, this
Family Drug Support’s flagship and award winning Stepping Stones program is specifically designed for family and carers of AOD dependents. The 2 x weekend course (25th, 26th of June & 2nd, 3rd of July) brings people together to share common challenges and strategies. Stepping Stones aims to increase family’s confidence and competence in managing complex
This live-stream online course, presented by The Bouverie Centre, explores shame as a byproduct of trauma. It draws on Attachment and Trauma theories, Narrative Therapy and Family Therapy to explore how shame is manifest through the experience of trauma.
Increase your confidence and provide advanced intervention for families with alcohol and other drug issues Working with families can be complex and challenging often due to multiple people and perspectives that are sometimes misaligned. This masterclass goes deeper into the Orford stress-strain-information-coping-support model drawing on elements of the Orford and Velleman 5-step model. Learn key
This workshop aims to offer an understanding of why relationship difficulties between family members remain or escalate, despite now being in a safe environment. This workshop focuses on working systemically with families (non-offending parent, children, grandparents, and so on) in the aftermath of domestic and family violence. Once the safety of non-offending clients and their
Families and Trauma Work: Integrating Key Ideas from Individual and Systemic Practice Enhance your skills in working with families who have experienced trauma, using both individually and systems oriented approaches. Please note that this is a two-day workshop. Day 1: Tuesday 2 May 2023 Day 2: Tuesday 9 May 2023 Working with families and individuals where
