Events Calendar

This event is co-hosted by the AASW, SA Ethics Practice Group and The University of South Australia.

Join us for an enlightening seminar on differing approaches to Ethical Social Work Practice with Transgender and Gender Diverse People

Group viewing at the SA AASW Office of the AASW live webinar on Social Work Legislation in SA.

Join WWILD and register for this Training Module individually or take advantage of our discounted suite of 3 Online Training Modules.

Live Webinar

• Introduction to People with Intellectual Disability - presented by Siobhan Gibbs, Victim of Crime Support Worker
• Responding to Disclosures of Sexual Violence - presented by Leona Berrie, WWILD Manager
• Supporting Recovery from Trauma - presented by Jill Oliver, Psychologist and Counsellor

Join WWILD and register for this Training Module individually or take advantage of our discounted suite of 3 Online Training Modules.

Live Webinar

• Introduction to People with Intellectual Disability - presented by Siobhan Gibbs, Victim of Crime Support Worker
• Responding to Disclosures of Sexual Violence - presented by Leona Berrie, WWILD Manager
• Supporting Recovery from Trauma - presented by Jill Oliver, Psychologist and Counsellor

Join the practice group for their September meeting.

Guest Speaker: Karina Maxwell - Culturally Appropriate Practice with Aborignal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples

The emphasis of this two-day training program is upon imparting practical, accessible skills to use immediately with survivors of complex trauma (especially child abuse and neglect).

* FPS Relevant Activity *

This event is hosted by the AASW SA Student and New Graduates Practice group. Join us for a robust discussion on how to become an Accredited Social Worker and how to keep a record of CPD points.

This one-day interactive professional development training provides practitioners with the foundational knowledge and skills needed to work in counselling and/or therapeutic relationships with adult survivors of complex trauma.

This one week intensive training will provide an immersion in the practices and theories of narrative therapy. Many opportunities will be provided for participants to develop their skills in narrative concepts and questioning through training exercises, making this training relevant to counsellors, therapists, psychologists, social workers, welfare workers and more working in diverse contexts.

What does contemporary Aboriginal loss and grief really mean to Aboriginal individuals, their families, their communities and as nation of people. Social Workers will have a deeper understanding of the impact of intergenerational suppressed unresolved grief and how it’s compounded and complicated contemporary Aboriginal people’s lives.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.