Join over 200 delegates from 100 regional and rural towns in Australia and New Zealand at the 3rd Australian Rural & Remote Mental Health Symposium
The conference “Impacts & Outcomes” will be held at the Mercure, Ballarat from 14th — 16th November 2011.
The conference will examine the mental health implications of Social Change, Financial Factors and Environmental Adversities.
These factors and others can severely impact on the mental health of individuals and upon community functioning, cohesion, and resource availability.
- What lessons can be learned from our response to these changes?
- How can mental health professionals prepare themselves, their clients and their communities, to deal more effectively with future negative occurrences in rural and remote areas?
- How can the resources of government, mental health professionals, emergency services, and private practitioners, be better utilised for optimal benefit?
You can view or download the program on the conference website: http://anzmh.asn.au/rrmh11.
Tagged: Mental Health, rural and remote, symposium
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Registrations for DESA 2011 Symposium “Basic and Beyond”, being held at the Education Development Centre on the 3rd November 2011, are open!
Dowload the booking sheet from here: http://www.adcet.edu.au/ndco/sa/View.aspx?id=7927
Registrations close on 14/10/2011.
This is the premier professional development opportunity for Disability Employment Services in SA for 2011.
Program Highlights:
- “Can’t Walk. Can Fly” – Dale Elliot
- Post Placement and ongoing support, Lynette May, CEO of DEA
- Key Note Speaker, Tom Vartzokas, Inspirational DES participant’s story
- Employment Assistance Fund, Wayne Allen, Multiple Solutions
- Dealing with Difficult Participants, Ali Uren, Kiikstart
- Engaging with Employers, Suzanne Colbert, CE: Australian Network on Disability
More information.
Tagged: Disability Employment South Australia, employment, symposium
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A symposium for policy makers, service providers, researchers, consumers and interested individuals to share knowledge and experiences in promoting the inclusion of gender and disability in communities.
Presented by the Gender Consortium, School of International Studies, Flinders University.
When
Friday 15 October 2010, 9am – 4.30pm
Where
Flinders Campus in the City
182 Tarndanyangga/Victoria Square, Adelaide
Registration closes Friday 24 September 2010.
Full details are here.
See also the registration form.
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The Disability Employment South Australia (DESA) 2010 Symposium Stay in Focus will be held on 17th March 2010.
This will provide an opportunity to hear motivational speakers on topics that affect the whole sector.
Speakers include:
- Lucy Macali – CEO National DEN Sector
- Karen Osborne – Manager, Disability Employment Services
- Ali Uren – Director Klikstart Pty Ltd
- Jenny Watts-Sampson
- Robyn Miller – Acting Education Coordinator PHaMs (Personal Helpers and Mentors)
- Rinaldo Minniti – BA Dip Soc Sci, Senior Clinical Physiologist, Warinilla Drug and Alcohol Service SA
- Nick Rushworth – Executive Officer, Brain Injury Australia
Location
Education Development Centre
Milner Road
Hindmarsh
Date and Time
17th May 2010
8.30am Registration, 9.00am Start
Bookings and Further Information
Beverly Furlong
Multiple Solutions
7a Sturt Road, Brighton SA 5048
PO Box 273, Brighton SA 5048
Phone: 08 8377 0911
Fax: 08 8377 0711
E-mail: bfurlong@ms.asn.au
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The division of Research and Innovation at Novita Children’s Services would like to invite you to our 2009 Research Symposium at Novita’s Regency Park Centre on Wednesday 5th August, from 9am until 5pm.
This will be the first Symposium for the new Division and will provide an opportunity to share some of the findings from research studies conducted by Novita and our research partners.
Starting at 9am, the Symposium will feature the Inaugural Novita Research Oration, to be given by Professor Barbara Pocock, Director of the UniSA Centre for Work + Life. Professor Pocock will reflect on the challenges disability can create in maintaining life balance.
The Symposium will also incorporate the official launch of the new division by Novita’s President, Professor Andrew Downing.
A program of speakers for the day will be finalised next week, and will be available for download from our website (
www.novita.org.au/research).
Please feel free to forward this information to your colleagues, or to use it in your newsletters to promote the event.
Tagged: cerebral palsy, children, Novita Children's Services, research, symposium
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