Agenda

SYDNEY 15-16 February | MELBOURNE 22-23 February | BRISBANE 1-2 March (SOLD OUT) | PERTH 8-9 March

REGISTRATION AND WELCOME COFFEE: NETWORK INTRODUCTIONS 8:30 | COURSE DURATION: 9:30 – 5:00 | NETWORKING: MORNING TEA: 10:30 / LUNCH: 12:30 / AFTERNOON TEA: 3:00 

  • Gender based violence – current research 
  • Short and long-term impacts of DFV trauma 
  • Psychological abuse and coercive control 
  • Developmental impacts of trauma 
  • Preventative strategies for working with children and young people who are impacted by domestic and family violence. 
  • Defining affirmative consent, reproductive consent, and coercive control. 
  • Exploring the dynamics of coercive control. 
  • Examining the legislations about coercive control according to state and territory. 
  • Discussing future legislative directions.
  • A deep dive into the primary principles of trauma informed practice. 
  • Translating the pillars of trauma informed practice into practical real-world strategies for trauma support. 
  • The healing pathways embedded within trauma informed care.a
  • Child/Parental alienation. 
  • Developmental impact. 
  • Perpetrator programs. 
  • Maladaptive coping strategies manifesting as problematic behaviours.

SYDNEY 15-16 February | MELBOURNE 22-23 February | BRISBANE 1-2 March | PERTH 8-9 March

REGISTRATION AND WELCOME COFFEE: 8:30 | COURSE DURATION: 9:00 – 5:00 | NETWORKING: MORNING TEA: 10:30 / LUNCH: 12:30 / AFTERNOON TEA: 3:00

  • What are the differences between burn out, compassion fatigue and vicarious trauma. 
  • Long term impacts of vicarious trauma. 
  • Early warning signs and prevention strategies. 
  • Healing pathways 
  • Protecting staff and management from the impacts of working with trauma narratives. 
  • Building a framework for safe service delivery with an embedded understanding of the impacts of trauma. 
  • Promoting respect, diversity, transparency and inclusion.