Events Calendar

In 2020 the WA Branch is planning a series of Policy Summits with a view to informing the major political parties about what issues Social Workers want to take forward to the 2021 election.

This evening will focus on Aboriginal Children in Care and Aboriginal Families.

If you would like to attend via a Zoom link up which can be accessed on your computer, phone or tablet click here

The AASW WA is pleased to invite you to attend a workshop to develop your skills in Ambiguous Loss Theory with Dr Kanthi Perera at Citywest Lotteryshouse in Perth.

In 2020 the WA Branch is planning a series of Policy Summits with a view to informing the major political parties about what issues Social Workers want to take forward to the 2021 election.

This evening will focus on Family and Domestic Violence and Trauma.

If you would like to attend via a Zoom link up which can be accessed on your computer, phone or tablet click here

The program will upskill workers to have an appropriate understanding of evidence based screening and assessment tools and linking the results of these tools to therapeutic interventions.

The word Symposium comes from the Greek symposion which means "drinking party, convivial gathering of the educated."

Let us celebrate of social work research.

Come join ECU, Curtin and UWA social work research students in a convivial gathering (with coffee, tea & nibbles) to hear what's new, what's old and what's next.

If you would like to attend via a Zoom link up which can be accessed on your computer, phone or tablet click here

In 2020 the WA Branch is planning a series of Policy Summits with a view to informing the major political parties about what issues Social Workers want to take forward to the 2021 election.

This evening will focus on Mental Health + Drug and Alcohol .

If you would like to attend via a Zoom link up which can be accessed on your computer, phone or tablet click here

This workshop is aimed at facilitating a discussion about the everyday practices of social justice involved in social work practice.

If you would like to attend via a Zoom link up which can be accessed on your computer, phone or tablet click here

While the term ‘grooming’ is most often used in regard to child sexual abuse and domestic violence offenders, a broader definition of the term in client work might be “Habitual and/or intentional actions by clients to elicit support, sympathy, favour or collusion in their version of reality” and is useful when working with many clients.