Working with men who use domestic and family violence
17-18 April, Gadigal Country/Surry Hills (hybrid)
This two-day workshop will help practitioners to respond safely and sensitively to clients who use DFV, in ways that minimise collusion with their violence-supporting narratives and beliefs, and that plant seeds for them to take steps towards responsibility for their behaviour. Read more.
Culturally responsive trauma informed practice training
8–9 May, Gadigal Land, Mercure Sydney
This two-day training will give you foundations for working within a culturally responsive trauma informed framework. Content covers neurobiology, Aboriginal worldviews, trauma informed care and worker wellbeing. Read more.
Inclusive practice for working with people with diverse sexualities, genders, and bodies from refugee backgrounds
9.30am-3.30pm, 22 May, online workshop
Members of NADA networks are invited to this training. Run by STARTTS, this workshop is designed to support workers with their service provision to LGBTQIA+ clients with refugee backgrounds in a general sense, covering topics like LGBTQIA+ definitions, refugee trauma-informed care, and cultural transition. Read more.