Events

This symposium is for clinicians and practitioners working with people with co-existing problems.

The aims of this workshop are to equip participants with a framework and strategies to support and inform their work mentoring, coaching, supervising and training colleagues to become CEP responsive and capable.

Matua Raki and the National Committee for Addiction Treatment (NCAT) will hold a series of half-day regional addiction management seminars in May 2013.

Matua Raki and the National Committee for Addiction Treatment (NCAT) will hold a series of half-day regional addiction management seminars in May 2013.

Matua Raki and the National Committee for Addiction Treatment (NCAT) will hold a series of half-day regional addiction management seminars in May 2013.

Motivational Interviewing (MI) is an evidenced-based intervention defined as “a collaborative conversation to strengthen a person’s own motivation for and commitment to change”. This two-day introduction to MI will cover the spirit of MI along with skills-based training in the principles and micro-skills of the modality.

Matua Raki and the National Committee for Addiction Treatment (NCAT) will hold a series of half-day regional addiction management seminars in May 2013. The seminars are open to all addiction services and social and health organisations that provide alcohol and other drug services.

Stephen Rollnick is a co-founder of motivational interviewing (MI) and co-writer of Motivational Interviewing: Helping People Change, 3rd Edition. His focus has been on how it might be adapted to improve everyday practice in diverse settings.

Stephen Rollnick is a co-founder of motivational interviewing (MI) and co-writer of Motivational Interviewing: Helping People Change, 3rd Edition. His focus has been on how it might be adapted to improve everyday practice in diverse settings.

Our 2013 conference will provide an opportunity to explore the latest evidence on the promotion of physical activity and healthy eating, strengthen and create new networks and see examples of how ‘lighting a small fire in the dark’ can build momentum and create a tipping point for change.

Stephen Rollnick is a co-founder of motivational interviewing (MI) and co-writer of Motivational Interviewing: Helping People Change, 3rd Edition. His focus has been on how it might be adapted to improve everyday practice in diverse settings.

Participants are introduced to this team based approach to supervision, with toolkit of processes that enable them to set up and run peer supervision groups that provide high quality supervision for themselves and their colleagues.

This is an advanced level one-day workshop on child and youth co-existing problems for clinicians working in child and youth mental health services. The day will be presented by Professor Dan Lubman, Director of Turning Point Alcohol and Drug Centre and Professor of Addiction Studies and Services, Monash University in Victoria.

This skills based two-day training enables senior staff to provide effective supervision for others in their own discipline area - Unitec Certificate - Level 5, 4 Credits

Wonder how the Treaty of Waitangi impacts on disabled people? An insightful workshop on the Treaty of Waitangi and its impact and influences on the disability sector today, with a focus on developing a wider cultural understanding.

An opportunity to meet with colleagues working in the addiction field and receive updates about changes and key issues in the central region. For a copy of the programme and to register contact Anne Jarosch.