Tag: webinar
Vivienne Elizabeth: The Non-Voluntary Loss of Post-Separation Maternal Time
Powerpoint Presentation Audio ‘I was crying an ocean in the bath’: Mothers’ experiences of involuntary losing of care following parental separation Parental separation inevitably results in a loss of time with children for at least one parent, if not both parents. Smart and Neale (1999) contend that although experiences of loss following parental separation are more common for fathers, gender […]
» Read moreProblem Gambling: Innovative vs Stigmatised Issue Approaches
Thursday 08 September 2016 Join us during Gambling Harm Awareness Week for a stimulating webinar presentation from the National Director, John Wong and Counsellor and Health Promoter, Jerry Lo from Asian Family Services. AFS is a community service that focuses on supporting Asians who are suffering from gambling harm. AFS currently offer help in six Asian languages (Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean, […]
» Read moreTony Lindquist & Bonnie Lovich-Howitt: Harmful Gambling in New Zealand – A Counsellor’s Perspective
Tuesday 06 September 2016 12pm-1pm Harmful gambling in New Zealand – a counsellor’s perspective Join Tony Lindquist and Bonnie Lovich-Howitt from the Problem Gambling Foundation of New Zealand (PGF) for a stimulating webinar about harmful gambling during Gambling Harm Awareness Week. In this webinar they will share their professional experience and knowledge of harmful gambling in New Zealand. Some topics covered […]
» Read moreJohn Dunlop: End of Professional Life
Thursday 01 September 2016 12pm-1pm Abstract When having had a long term vocation in the social service field some social workers look forward to retirement others cease paid work but continue to commit to community via roles in NGO’s, advisory roles, becoming part of systematic policy reviews or maintain political questions via a social justice energy. Others happily cease to have […]
» Read moreVelda Chan & Jen Walsh: Youth Law Module Seven – Privacy & Related Issues
Thursday 13 October 2016 12pm-1pm This module focuses on student’s rights to privacy in school, with a particular emphasis on the role of professionals such as teachers, counsellors and school nurses. YouthLaw Module 7 Presentation Audio
» Read moreVelda Chan & Jen Walsh: Youth Law Module Six – Search & Seizure in Schools
Thursday 22 September 2016 This module outlines some of the new legal developments and laws around the powers of schools to search student’s property or person and when they can seize items or devices. Youth Law Module 6 Presentation Audio
» Read moreVelda Chan & Jen Walsh: Youth Law Module Five – Board of Trustees Disciplinary Hearings
Thursday 25 August 2016 12pm-1pm This module is a practical module that builds on module 2. Rather than just outlining the legal duties of schools when disciplining students, this module aims to give practical tips to those supporting young people as advocates at Board of Trustee disciplinary meetings. Board of Trustees Hearing Audio
» Read moreBill Shaw: Compassion & its Implications for Social Work Practice
Date: Monday, 15 August 2016 It could be argued that one of the most salient factors for a student’s decision to embark on a professional course of tertiary study in social work is to help others. Indeed commonly held stereotypes of social workers are characterized by its practitioners acting compassionately to others. However the practice of compassion receives little mention […]
» Read moreVelda Chan & Jen Walsh: Youth Law Module Four – Cyberbullying & Social Media
An ever increasing issue with the rise of technology, this module deals with the law that relates to cyberbullying and how it relates to students rights at school. PowerPoint: YouthLaw Module 4 Audio:
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