AUSTRALIAN FAMILY GROUP CONFERENCING FORUM
ABORIGINAL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
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NATIONAL ABORIGINAL WELLBEING CONFERENCE
ACCREDITED TRAINING & CULTURAL WORKSHOPS
In the Pursuit of Best Practice
The Family Group Conferencing Forum brings together FGC Practitioners and services who provide FGC's, to focus on the benefits and challenges for finding and reconnecting families who are engaging in the FGC process, and explore strategies to improve outcomes for families.
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​The Forum will be followed by a 2nd day with a series of Master Classes delivered by Professionals whom work within the FGC area to further enhance practice knowledge and experience of Practitioners.
6-7 April 2020
Ballina
The Challenges of Success
The Aboriginal Leadership Conference will focus on the enhancing the skills of our current and emerging leaders, whilst exploring the challenges of leadership.
The conference will focus on understanding our fears of succeeding and how this impacts on our personal and professional lives.
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The Conference will be followed by a 2nd day with a series of Master Classes delivered by Aboriginal Leaders who will share their knowledge as leaders and the strategies they develop to achieve their success.
Shared Practice, Shared Experience
The 5th National Aboriginal Wellbeing Conference will explore the opportunities mainstream services have to apply culturally
inclusive practices for
Aboriginal Peoples and families.
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Our Speakers will share their practice wisdom and knowledge with Delegates and our Delegates will have the opportunity to attend a range of workshops which explore what our future Aboriginal Dreaming can look like and how we maintain our Aboriginal identity
whilst engaging with mainstream services.
Family Group Conferencing
Training
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Aboriginal Kinship Carer Assessment Training
Aboriginal Cultural Competency
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Lateral Violence
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Aboriginal Mental Health
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Aboriginal Leadership
1-2 June 2020
Sydney
11-12 May 2020
Coffs Harbour
Various Dates
DUE TO COVID-19
All conferences are POSTPONED TILL FURTHER NOTICE
We learn best when we understand how an experience has affected us.
We need to feel what we are learning to enable us
to fully understand its impact.
Once we understand our feelings and how it has affected us,
we can integrate our learning to create change in our lives.
Mel Brown, CEO, Spirit Dreaming
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