By focusing on four key skills: assessment, interviewing, documentation and case planning our experiential training provides the foundation for domestic violence‐informed practice. 4 DAY TRAINING - Participants must attend all […]
Learn how to support and respond to disclosures within your work, by building your understanding and skills required to recognise the dynamics and indicators of violence and respond effectively to […]
Disability Advocacy In Action Register now for the next Advance Your Advocacy Practice: Advocating alongside First Nations People with Disability In this Advance Your Advocacy Practice session First Peoples Disability […]
Event Overview The Early Childhood Voices Conference 2024 (ECV2024) is a multidisciplinary international conference providing a platform to share research about innovative methods, theories and partnerships with children, families and […]
This is a free workshop presented by UMFC for all community members, teachers and volunteers working with children and young people. The workshop will cover the following topics- Impact of […]
This interactive one-day training builds on our clinical training programs which provide the clinical framework of the three phased approach and introduces the concept of dissociation. This training focuses on […]
This interactive training presents best principles for working with complex trauma clients, drawing on current research in trauma theory and therapy, attachment, affective neuroscience and interpersonal neurobiology. It explores the […]
This interactive training presents best principles for working with complex trauma clients, drawing on current research in trauma theory and therapy, attachment, affective neuroscience and interpersonal neurobiology. It explores the […]
A skills-based workshop presented by Zoe Belle Gender Collective & Rainbow Network VENUE: Melbourne, TBA upon registration All young people need access to relevant and age-appropriate information about sex, […]
This conversation panel that will offer insights into the experience of losing a parent to domestic homicide as told by adult children. Kathryn Joy (they/them), Rebecca Burdon, Beverley Attard and […]