Events

This webinar will guide clinicians through the foundational principles, current evidence, and practical strategies for implementing harm reduction approaches with individuals experiencing eating disorders – both as a stand-alone intervention and alongside evidence-based treatment.

Discover supervision models, trauma-informed supervision, early conversations and contracting, feedback, ethics, power, questioning, intersectionality, and use of self.

This workshop is aimed at Victorian AOD and mental health workers to support and strengthen their knowledge of wellbeing from an Aboriginal perspective and build their confidence to deliver culturally safe care.

This 5.5-hour live webinar looks at attachment theory, and current knowledge about attachment in autistic children and youth.

This session is designed to support Family Carer Lived Experience Workers (FCLEWs) to explore the complexities of documenting Family Carer contacts within an individualistic clinical system, unpack relevant privacy legislation, and build practical skills for writing safe, discipline-specific notes.

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!

Build, manage and support resilient teams and promote positive team cultures

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

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.

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