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Identifying and Responding to Vulnerability and Child Abuse - Hamilton 8 June 2022

31/3/2022

 
The 1-day Child Protection Training Workshops are short targeted courses designed to provide introductory level information about specific child protection related subjects. The different categories of child abuse are discussed and the participant will gain base level skills, knowledge and confidence to identify and respond to a child who may be at risk.

Click here for more information
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Upcoming 'Supervision' Seminar Notification

30/3/2022

 
Information on our upcoming 2-Day seminar 'Supervision' with Michael Durrant that we are hosting in Auckland in May. This is the only time this workshop will be delivered this year, so we thought we would send this out to our wider database.
Compass Seminars can deliver this training under the Red traffic light settings and fully comply with all government requirements for safe gatherings at this level.

Date:
 Thursday 12th May to Friday 13th May 2022 
Price:
$575
Venue: 
Ellerslie Event Centre, 100 Ascot Ave, Remuera, AUCKLAND
Details:
9:00am - 4:00pm both days (Morning Tea and Lunch are provided)
Click here to view our trainer recommended books for this seminar

Click here for full course information


Foot Care Forum for Registered Health Professionals and Students (ON ZOOM) MAY 14TH 2022

25/3/2022

 
Foot Care Forum for Registered Health Professionals and Students
MAY 14TH 2022
Venue:  17 Bishopdale Avenue, Bishopdale, Nelson, NZ, 7011.
Registrations for zoom attendance are still available as the quota for in-person attendance is now full.

Click here for Programme
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UoW BN programme overview and primary care placement opportunities - 30th March

16/3/2022

 
​Kia ora koutou
 
This is another opportunity for primary and community services to connect with the BNurs programme team via a zoom hui, to hear about the programme, now entering its second year. We welcome your company at this open invite zoom hui where staff will outline the Kaupapa of the programme and the opportunities available to support nursing students in primary and community care. If you and your team are keen to join us, rsvp to Hilde Mullins, clinical academic RN for BNurs programme:  hmullins@waikao.ac.nz
 
Topic: UoW BN programme overview & primary care placement opportunities, 2nd hui via zoom
Time: Mar 30, 2022 07:00 PM Auckland, Wellington

Join from PC, Mac, iOS or Android: https://waikato.zoom.us/j/82408413866 and follow the install prompts

Upcoming Webinar: Workforce Update - 17th March

14/3/2022

 
​This Thursday 17th March from 5-6 pm will be the time for our Workforce Update webinar.

The upcoming Workforce Update webinar will highlight discussions from our Medical Experts on Nuvaxovid (Novavax), upcoming options to boost 16-17-year-olds, vaccination after recovering from a disease, and avoiding common mistakes.

Panelists for this webinar include Prof. Nikki Turner, IMAC Medical Director, Jane Morphet, COVID Education Manager, and Dr. Joan Ingram/Dr. Emma Best, Medical Advisors.

Please register here.

More information on the upcoming webinar will be released here.

Please send your questions beforehand to imaccomms@auckland.ac.nz. There is a strict deadline for questions on midday Wednesday 16th March so we have time to ensure we can answer them.


Managing Professional Dangerousness in Child Protection Work - Hamilton - 12th April

11/3/2022

 
Child Protection is complex work that can present various practice challenges for those working directly with tamariki, families & whanau. In this interactive workshop we examine the concept of ‘professional dangerousness’ and take a reflective approach looking at how mismanagement of this can negatively impact on our practice as well as on ourselves as practitioners.
 
1-day Workshop | 9am - 4pm | $185.00 plus GST per person

 
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Medicinal Cannabinoid Information Service - 30th March

10/3/2022

 
Wednesday 30th March, 7pm
​Speaker: James Yu - Charge pharmacist, Co-Owner of Ngā Hua Pharmacy Title: Medicinal Cannabis; a pharmacist’s perspective James has long standing experience in supplying medicinal cannabis to patients all around New Zealand, his focus now is to raise awareness of the potential of medicinal cannabis by educating other pharmacists and doctors about medicinal cannabis. 

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IMAC Professional Development opportunities – Influenza webinar (23 March) & May PD days 12 May (Wgtn) & 19 May (Akld)

9/3/2022

 
Kia ora koutou,Please see below information for two professional development opportunities.

1. Influenza Webinar -- 23 March 2022 at 5:30pm
The annual IMAC Influenza Vaccination Programme webinar will be hosted by Lisbeth Alley (IMAC Regional Immunisation Advisor – Northern).
Please click here to register. The webinar will be recorded and made available on the IMAC website (www.immune.org.nz).

2. IMAC Professional Development days — Save-the-date
We are pleased to announce the dates for our annual professional development days.
  • Wellington 12 May
  • Auckland 19 May
These professional development days will be offered as in-person only events.

Click here to view the full update


Upcoming 'Dyadic Developmental Practice Level One' Seminar Notification

2/3/2022

 
Kia Ora ,
Please find below information on our upcoming seminar 'Dyadic Developmental Practice Level One' with Dr Sian Phillips that we are hosting in New Plymouth in May.
Compass Seminars can deliver this training under the Red traffic light settings and fully comply with all government requirements for safe gatherings at this level. ​

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Seminar Overview
Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy (DDP) was created by US clinical Psychologist Dan Hughes as an intervention model for families with adopted or fostered children who had experienced neglect and abuse in their birth families & suffered from significant developmental trauma. DDP is based on and brings together attachment theory, what we understand about developmental trauma, the neurobiology of trauma, attachment and
caregiving, intersubjectivity theory and child development. It focuses on facilitating the child’s readiness & ability to establish a secure attachment with their caregivers and is family-based. It is called Dyadic Developmental Practice to focus attention on the importance of reciprocity in parenting, caregiving and therapy, but also to draw attention to the fact that abuse, neglect and trauma can seriously impact on the child’s developmental age and stage.
It is an approach that:
  • Integrates current research in the areas of trauma neurobiology, early child development & attachment theory, to produce a therapeutic & parenting approach that assists professionals to understand & support children with trauma-attachment problems, and their families.
  • Communicates Playfulness, Acceptance, Curiosity & Empathy (PACE) in order to help the child regulate their feelings of fear, shame or anger associated with past experiences, and to create together a new autobiographical narrative to integrate into their life story.
  • Recognises and guides the vital roles which adoptive parents, foster carers and residential workers play in the recovery of traumatised, attachment-resistant children.
  • Provides a set of practice principles that enrich parenting and inform the professional networks that support the child outside of the home e.g. in residential settings and at school.
By the end of this course participants will understand:
  • The impact of secure developmental attachment on neurological, affective, cognitive, and behavioural development.
  • How developmental trauma (abuse and neglect) create insecure and disorganised attachment patterns which impede normal development.
  • Principles of psychotherapy, effective communication and parenting that facilitate the development of attachment security.
  • Specific strategies of parenting and communication that facilitate the development of a secure attachment and help children integrate past trauma and abusive experiences.
  • How the caregiver’s attachment history and attachment patterns can be important factors when providing care for children who have experienced developmental trauma.
This training will be of interest to therapists and other professionals whose work involves supporting families, parents and caregivers (adoptive parents, foster parents, kinship carers or residential carers), whose children have experienced developmental trauma and show attachment and relationship difficulties with their caregivers. DDP principles and interventions will be presented via lecture format, formal discussion, case examples, videotape of therapy sessions, role-play, and hand-outs. This Level One (Introductory) 28-hour (4-day) intensive training course is a prerequisite to becoming a certified DDP practitioner and is strictly limited to only 24 participants. We expect it will be fully subscribed and encourage you to register early to avoid disappointment.
Sian Phillips is a Psychologist in private practice in Kingston, Ontario. Since gaining her Ph.D. from the University of Toronto she has specialised in the assessment of childhood trauma and attachment difficulties, working with children and caregivers for the last 20 years. Sian is a former international board member of the Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy Institute, and as a certified DDP practitioner she accredits and trains professionals in the approach. Information on recommended pre-reading will be supplied following registration and certification will be provided upon completion. Level 2 DDP training requires at least 6 months to pass following the completion of Level 1.
Places are strictly limited.  We encourage you to register early to avoid disappointment. Participants will be together as a group and Sian will deliver & interact via live-stream.
Date: Monday 16th May to Thursday 19th May 2022 
Price: $1975
Venue: Plymouth International, 220 Courtenay Street, NEW PLYMOUTH
Details: 9:00am - 4:00pm (Morning Tea and Lunch are provided)
Click here to view our trainer recommended books for this seminar
VACCINE PASS REQUIRED FOR ATTENDANCE

Identifying and Responding to Vulnerability and Child Abuse - Tauranga 16 March 2022

1/3/2022

 
Identifying and Responding to Vulnerability and Child AbuseTauranga16 March 2022 

The 1-day Child Protection Training Workshops are short targeted courses designed to provide introductory level information about specific child protection related subjects. The different categories of child abuse are discussed and the participant will gain base level skills, knowledge and confidence to identify and respond to a child who may be at risk. 

1-day Workshop | 9am - 4pm | $185.00 plus GST per person

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