Carer Support

Advanced Supervision Program - Commencing on 2 February 2027

AASW's Advanced Supervision Program is an 8-week evidence-based program with self-paced eLearning, online collaborative workshops, facilitator-led Masterclasses, and Coaching Circles.

Grieving Someone Who Is Still Alive- Ambiguous Loss in Cognitive Decline (FPS) – February 2027

This webinar explores ambiguous loss among women caring for partners with cognitive decline. Social workers will learn to recognise its psychological impact and apply strengths-based strategies to support carers’ grief, ...

EMDR Training for Social Workers (Combined Level 1 & 2) (FPS) - Commencing February 2027

A comprehensive Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) training program tailored specifically for social workers.

Introduction to Best Practice for Supervision - February 2027

This virtual workshop series will equip you with contemporary knowledge, tools and skills and set you on a clear path to building your confidence and competence as a supervisor.

Triangles, Tangles and Traps: Recognising and Working with Family Dynamics in Session - February 2027

Explore common family systems patterns and how they maintain client difficulties. Learn practical, systemic strategies to navigate relational dynamics, shift stuck patterns, and strengthen clinical practice without specialist family therapy ...

Working with and Responding to Highly Distressed Clients (FPS) - March 2027

Join us in this series to deep dive into working with distressed clients.

Supporting ADHD & Autistic Women Through a Social Work Lens - March 2027

Join us in this webinar to understand how to support ADHD & Autistic Women through a Social Work Lens.

Being More - Collaborating with children and young people on safety planning in a DFV context

Strengthen child centered DFV practice through epistemic privileging, collaboration, and creative safety planning with young people.

The Iron Cage of Bureaucracy - Asylum Seekers and Moral Injury - June 2026

Explore asylum seeker and refugee experiences, understanding moral injury, trauma, loss, and grief, while learning compassionate, trauma-informed frameworks for support.