AICAFMHA:
promoting mental health for young Australians
Australian Infant, Child, Adolescent and Family Mental Health Association Ltd
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Event Name: The Early Years Conference 2012: The Development of Children's Mental Health - How Do We Become Who We Are?
Details: Registrations are now open for the Early Years Conference. The conference objectives include: to understand global development of children (birth to six years), and how it progresses through their early relationships and experiences; to promote focused dialogue among individuals and groups who support early child development and learning; to showcase exemplary approaches that support healthy early childhood social emotional development and to learn how to apply the understanding of child development to practice and development strategies.
Website:  http://www.interprofessional.ubc.ca/Brochures/Brochure_EarlyYears2012.pdf
Location: The Hyatt Regency, Vancouver, Canada
Event Dates: Feb 2, 2012 - Feb 4, 2012

Event Name: Eating Disorders in Children and Adolescents: A Practitioner Training course
Details: This three day Practitioner Training course is designed to provide a comprehensive overview of eating disorders in children and adolescents, from recognition and diagnosis to management in CAMHS and Paediatric settings. This course is designed to equip clinicians with the knowledge and skills to improve their own practice, think about their relationships with other providers, and identify areas of support they need to provide ongoing quality care for this challenging patient group and their families.

Website:  http://www.gosh.nhs.uk/careers/education/short_courses/courses/2S.54
Location: Institute of Child Health, London, UK
Event Dates: Feb 6, 2012 - Feb 8, 2012

Event Name: Circle of Security Parenting Progam
Details: Dr. Kent Hoffman, one of the four originators of this program, will present this 4-Day training program using an 8 chapter DVD to educate caregivers. The program presents video examples of secure and problematic parent/child interaction, healthy options in care-giving, and animated graphics designed to clarify principles that are central to COS®. Participants of the four day training will receive Circle of Security Parenting © DVD. Circle of Security © Training Manual, parent handouts and license to use these materials to teach the Circle of Security program to Caregivers. Registrations for this Sydney training are at http://www.circleofsecurity.net/cos_seminars.html
Website:  http://www.circleofsecurity.net/cos_seminars.html
Location: Mary McKillop Centre, Sydney
Event Dates: Feb 8, 2012 - Feb 12, 2012

Event Name: The Incredible Years Conference for Parent Management Training
Details: The Werry Centre for Child and Adolescent Mental Health workforce development programme is pleased to convene the first conference for Incredible Years parent management training in New Zealand. The keynote speaker will be Carolyn Webster-Stratton, the USA based developer of the Incredible Years series. The conference will be of significant interest to Incredible Years Parent group leaders who will have opportunities to participate in workshops designed to increase their group delivery skills and hear of the enhancements for delivery to Maori parent groups. Accredited Group Leaders in the Parent programme will have an opportunity to have a session with Carolyn Webster-Stratton to share their experiences. The conference will include keynotes, invited speakers and workshop sessions which will appeal to all those interested in hearing the latest developments in the Incredible Years parent programme. Registrations are now open for this event.
Website:  http://www.confer.co.nz/incredibleyears2012/
Location: Wellington, New Zealand
Event Dates: Feb 13, 2012 - Feb 14, 2012

Event Name: Communicative Musicality: theory and practice in psychotherapy
Details: This ANZAP seminar, a combination of presentation and experiential learning, will explore the implications of Communicative Musicality for psychotherapy. Recurring deep structures in western tonal music (Schenker, 1932) will also be used to illustrate ways of thinking about how time is shaped into narratives of shared thinking, feeling and moving in the therapeutic relationship. These narratives subsume verbal meanings into a 'song and dance' between therapist and client. For more information, contact the ANZAP at info@anzapweb.com
Location: Sydney, NSW
Event Date: Feb 18, 2012


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