This one-day training helps you manage interpersonal pushback in primary prevention work. The course provides practical skills to turn resistance into a catalyst for change, using real world examples and role-play to build confidence in navigating difficult conversations. 🗺️ Online via Zoom 🎟️ AUD $300 👉 Register here

LOCATION: WODONGA Part B: ‘Shared Risk, shared responses. Risk management and safety planning’ This two-part training is open to all professionals in the Ovens Murray Region who respond to family violence. It is designed to support your understanding of your responsibilities under the MARAM Framework, with a focus on collaborative risk assessment and information sharing. […]

Registration details are available on the Conference website including registration and pre-conference workshop rates. Register for the FRSA National Conference 2026, which will be held in Brisbane 18-21 May. The FRSA National Conference 2026 provides a platform to showcase and learn from on the ground practice, policy, and research. The Conference is the must-attend event for anyone […]

Location: WANGARATTA Part A: ‘Your role in the framework. Collaborative risk assessment and information sharing’ This two-part training is open to all professionals in the Ovens Murray Region who respond to family violence. It is designed to support your understanding of your responsibilities under the MARAM Framework, with a focus on collaborative risk assessment and information […]

LOCATION: WANGARATTA Part B: ‘Shared Risk, shared responses. Risk management and safety planning’ This two-part training is open to all professionals in the Ovens Murray Region who respond to family violence. It is designed to support your understanding of your responsibilities under the MARAM Framework, with a focus on collaborative risk assessment and information sharing. […]

Online This workshop will help participants answer the question, “what is reflective practice?” by exploring definitions and introducing the Take Two approach to reflective group work. Reflective Practice groups are increasingly used within human services to assist professionals to improve practice. Despite this, the function and structure of many such groups remains ill-defined. This workshop […]

Our Using a Trauma Lens when working with Domestic and Family Violence training program provides trauma-informed knowledge and practical skills for professionals working with individuals who have experienced domestic and family violence (DFV). Participants will develop a deeper understanding of complex trauma and how experiences of DFV can impact wellbeing, behaviour and relationships. Online Register

Online Presenting key concepts from Dr Bruce D. Perry’s Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics™ (NMT™), this workshop will support participants to understand early neurodevelopment and provide Practice applications of these critical principles into their day-to-day work. Understanding the impact of trauma on early development, and how to intervene in trauma-informed ways, is critical to professionals working […]

The 18th biennial AIFS Conference will bring together government, practitioners and key researchers to explore how policies, programs and systems need to evolve so that families – in all their diversity – can flourish in a rapidly changing world. As Australia’s leading national event on family wellbeing, the conference showcases the latest evidence and ideas […]

Over two days, we’ll explore the theme ‘Our impact, our future’. Day 1 features a ministerial and keynote address, masterclass on adaptive leadership and finishes with social events including the Welcome Reception and VHA Member CEO and Board Chair dinner. On day 2 we look ahead to the future of our healthcare system, with a […]