Clinical Master Class Evenings
STARTTS invites international and national speakers recognised as experts in their field to address topics relevant to the treatment and rehabilitation of torture and trauma survivors. The aim of the Clinical Master Class Evenings is to provide an opportunity for clinicians working with refugees to extend their understanding of issues of refugee trauma.
We are planning to hold five Clinical Master Classes in 2010. The evenings include the key note address (paper presentation), presentation of case studies by STARTTS staff, further discussion on clinical issues, as well as light refreshments. The evenings normally begin around 6pm and conclude by 8pm.
Target group:
These seminars are open to all interested clinicians, students and service providers.
Cost:
Free
Venue:
STARTTS Carramar Office
152 - 168 The Horsley Drive
Carramar
Upcoming Clinical Master Classes 2010
Working effectively With Refugees from Sub-Saharan Africa.
Presented by Dr Edward Nahim and Dr Mohamud Sheikh
Wednesday, 22nd September, 2010.
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For further information, or if you wish to be attend the Clinical Master Class, please email Jacqueline Donoso or call on 9794-1900.
Clinical Master Classes Held in 2010:
Anger in the context of Assessment and Management of Refugee Trauma
Presented by Derrick Silove
Monday, 30th August 2010
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Addressing the Challenges of Working with Refugee Children and Young People in Schools
Presented by Samantha McGuffie and Elisabeth Pickering
Tuesday, 20th July 2010
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A Sensory-Emotional Approach to Understanding and Treating Trauma and Pain.
Presented by Mark Grant
Monday 17th May 2010
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“Self-Issues” in Supervising Trauma Work
Presented by Daphne Hewson
Wednesday 17th March, 2010
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Clinical Master Classes Held in 2009:
Complex Trauma and Dialectical Behavioural Therapy
Peter King, Director, Centre for Evidence Based Mental Health
28th October 2009
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Don’t be Fooled by Painful Memories; It’s the Traumatic Memories that Count.
Dr Kamal Touma
3 June 2009
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The Importance of Play and Playfulness in Working with Traumatised Children and Adults
Peter Blake -Australia
30 March 2009
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The 2008 Clinical Master Class Program consisted of the following 5 presentations:
A Unified Theory of Change and Psychotherapy: Adaptive Learning and Personal Growth
Dr John Franklin – Australia
19 March 2008
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Mindfulness: A Practice of Reconnection in Healing and Trauma
Timothea Goddard – Australia
21 May 2008
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Trauma and Chronic Pain: New Insights into Working with Pain and Trauma using a Psycho-physiological Approach
Tom Naser – New Zealand
23 July 2008
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The Polyvagal Theory: A New Perspective of the Relation between the Nervous System and Behaviour
Dr Stephen Porges and Amber Gray – United States
18 August 2008
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An Interfaith Night: Trauma, Healing and Faith
Yishai Shalif and Rachel Paran – Israel
24 November 2008
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