| Unit Title | FAMILY WORK SKILLS - only offered in 2017 as part of Graduate Certificate |
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| Unit Code | FTH4FWS |
| Unit Overview | This is a skills development subject delivered in block teaching over five days, face-to-face at The Bouverie Centre or other location as negotiated. In this subject you will learn some basic concepts, techniques and skills required for conducting systemic interviews with families. You will acquire skill in deciding who to include in sessions and how to collaborate with a family to develop a focus for the work. Experiential methods including role-play, will be used to teach specific techniques for managing family interactions; promoting a sense of safety and respectful engagement, and managing difference and conflict. Attention will be paid to cultural and other forms of diversity. |
| Semester | One |
| Class Requirements | Five day face-to-face training workshop |
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| Prerequisite | Nil |
| Co-Requisite | |
| Credit Points | 15 |
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The Bouverie Centre is delighted to be hosting an interactive workshop by Vikki Reynolds on how we can be of use in community work that happens in contexts of social injustices.
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The Bouverie Centre presented a webinar describing the centre’s work exploring the intersection between Family Violence and Mental Health.
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