Events Calendar

This is the 2019 Annual Members Meeting for the AASW SA Branch.

This is the 2019 Annual Members Dinner for the AASW SA Branch. It follows the Annual Members Meeting and features NAt Cook MP as our guest speaker.

Attend this workshop and articulate the benefits of happiness to our physical health, emotional well being, relationships and job performance. Administer specific practices to cultivate gratitude, compassion, self compassion and connection and understand how to integrate these practices effectively into treatment.

This one-day interactive professional development training alerts attendees to the possibility that their clients and/or co-workers may have experiences of childhood and/or other past or current trauma(s), which are affecting their health, wellbeing, daily interactions and functioning.

The Professional Supervision training will provide you with a strong theoretical framework that will be directly linked to practice. Within this context you will be given the opportunity to develop tools and strategies, either individually or within groups, to support staff.

*Discount for AASW members*

Webinar three in the Student and New Graduate Career Coaching Series

Peaceful Kids Facilitator Training. ‘Peaceful Kids’ is a Mindfulness and Positive Psychology based program to lessen anxiety and stress and increase resilience in children from Prep to Year 12. The program gives children the skills, practice and support to utilise coping strategies that lessen the symptoms of anxiety and stress. This program helps children to build their emotional resilience and lessen anxiety and stress symptoms through Mindfulness and Positive Psychology.

AASW Conference 2019 Challenging Inequality: Working together for a just society will be held at the Adelaide Convention Centre, South Australia from 7-9 November 2019.

Early bird registrations available until 7 August.

The AASW invites you to attend the 2019 Annual Members Meeting which will be held at the Adelaide Convention Centre in South Australia.

The meeting will commence at 5.15pm Australian Central Summer Time in Room L on the ground level.

1 CPD hour
No cost to attend.

The Professional Supervision training will provide you with a strong theoretical framework that will be directly linked to practice. Within this context you will be given the opportunity to develop tools and strategies, either individually or within groups, to support staff.

*Discount for AASW members*

New and experienced supervisors who want to encourage reflection and professional growth in their supervisees will benefit from this course.

This Documentation and Report Writing Training will focus on creative and engaging time saving ways to write professional client interactions, whilst abiding by legislative and statutory requirements. As part of this training you will walk away with clear strategies and tools that will enable you to record, and document: purposeful, considered, and authentic client focused interactions.

*Discount for AASW members*

In this rapidly evolving digital landscape, having a comprehensive understanding of a young person’s use of technology, and its impact on both online and offline behaviour, is essential in being able to provide effective and responsive care.

The Marte Meo Program was developed by Maria Aarts in the late 1970’s in the Netherlands, and is now established in over 40 countries. The program provides a practical approach to supporting development through relationships in everyday communication.

Help couples in your practice manage conflict and deepen intimacy! This is the first step in learning Gottman Method Couples Therapy. A truly inspiring workshop, Level 1 Training will give you new insights into treatment for couples who struggle, using research-based assessments and effective interventions.

Deepen your understanding of Gottman Method Couples Therapy and expand your strategies and interventions in your work with couples. Practice using Gottman Method interventions in group role-plays while receiving personal, supportive coaching from trainers. This workshop provides a wealth of information about relationship theory, observation, couple dynamics, relationship assessment, treatment planning, when and how to use interventions, and working with co-morbidities. All materials may be used in clinical settings.