This section includes a selection of resources that I have developed and that seem to be quite popular amongst other workers in the sector. I hope you enjoy!
APS Eating Issues and Trauma PD Session
In June 2016 I presented another professional development session to the Australian Psychologist Society College of Educational Psychologists. It was great to be back and we had a lovely evening with lots of interesting discussion. I have attached a copy of the powerpoint slides here.
APS Complex Trauma and Children PD Session
In May 2015 I gave a professional development session to the Australian Psychologist Society College of Educational Psychologists. It was a lovely evening with a very engaged and attentive audience – despite a serious weather event! I have attached a copy of the powerpoint slides here.
Vicarious Trauma
This handout covers some of the issues raised in training about Vicarious Trauma, most particularly information that I have collated from other sources. It also includes a reference list at the end that has a number of very interesting books, articles and web pages that you might want to follow up on.
10 Tips for Graduating Social Workers
Over the years I have given a number of lectures for graduating students from the Masters of Social Work Qualifying course at Griffith University. A number of people have asked for a copy of this so I have reproduced my powerpoint slides here.
Principles of Feminist Social Work
This is a brief description of the Principles of Social Work Practice as I taught them in my Feminist Social Work course at the University of Queensland.
Principles of Feminist Social Work Practice
I acknowledge the Jagera and Turrbul peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waters on which I live and work. I pay my deepest respects to their Elders past and present. I acknowledge the importance of continuing connection to Country, culture, family and community to the social and emotional wellbeing of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait people. I acknowledge sovereignty of this land was never ceded.
