BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//The Cairnmillar Institute - ECPv6.16.3//NONSGML v1.0//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH X-ORIGINAL-URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au X-WR-CALDESC:Events for The Cairnmillar Institute REFRESH-INTERVAL;VALUE=DURATION:PT1H X-Robots-Tag:noindex X-PUBLISHED-TTL:PT1H BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:Australia/Melbourne BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:+1100 TZOFFSETTO:+1000 TZNAME:AEST DTSTART:20230401T160000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:+1000 TZOFFSETTO:+1100 TZNAME:AEDT DTSTART:20230930T160000 END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:+1100 TZOFFSETTO:+1000 TZNAME:AEST DTSTART:20240406T160000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:+1000 TZOFFSETTO:+1100 TZNAME:AEDT DTSTART:20241005T160000 END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:+1100 TZOFFSETTO:+1000 TZNAME:AEST DTSTART:20250405T160000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:+1000 TZOFFSETTO:+1100 TZNAME:AEDT DTSTART:20251004T160000 END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:+1100 TZOFFSETTO:+1000 TZNAME:AEST DTSTART:20260404T160000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:+1000 TZOFFSETTO:+1100 TZNAME:AEDT DTSTART:20261003T160000 END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:+1100 TZOFFSETTO:+1000 TZNAME:AEST DTSTART:20270403T160000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:+1000 TZOFFSETTO:+1100 TZNAME:AEDT DTSTART:20271002T160000 END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20251023T093000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20251023T163000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100214 CREATED:20250625T011747Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260224T100611Z UID:10000157-1761211800-1761237000@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Supervisor Master Class - October 2025 DESCRIPTION:Following many years of successful provision of supervision and supervision training – we are now able to offer free Master Class refresher training for registered psychologists until 2026. \nThis funding is provided by the Australian Federal Government\, Department of Health and Aged Care in-line with meeting the aims to support and increase the capacity of the psychology workforce. Priority places will be given to psychologists supporting First Nations people\, children and youth\, those from CALD communities\, and practitioners working in community mental health settings or regional\, rural\, and remote areas (located in MMM3-7).  \nSupervisors who successfully complete all three components of the training\, will be invited to complete a quick post-training survey allowing us to gather workforce data on our funded training initiatives. Completion of this survey will receive a VISA gift card of $200. \n\nAbout The Training\nThis is a one-day workshop suitable for Psychology Board of Australia-approved supervisors wishing to maintain their supervisor status\, and seeking to update their supervisor skills. \nSuitable for those providing peer supervision to qualified psychologists and other mental health professionals and Higher Degree psychology students\, this workshop will be delivered by an experienced trainer and will provide supervisors with an opportunity to reflect on their current practice and broaden their knowledge\, skill and training in the area of supervision.  \nThe workshop will include experiential exercises and involve a competency-based assessment. This course constitutes 6 hours of CPD. \n  \nLearning Objectives\n\nIntroduction to Supervision\,\nSelf-reflective practice for the supervisor and supervisee\,\nEvaluating supervisees\,\nProviding feedback.\n\nOnce you have successfully completed a Board approved refresher training program you can apply to maintain your approval for another five years from the date you completed the training using form MBAS-76. You must complete the refresher training and lodge your MBAS-76 form with AHPRA before the expiry date of your current approval; otherwise your approval will lapse. \n  \nImportant Information\n \nThis workshop is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments. In the case we are unable to deliver the workshop\, participants may choose to reschedule to an alternative date. \nIncentive payment eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of successful completion of the program and will be based on the enrolment information provided. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/smc-october2025/ LOCATION:Online via Zoom ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/SMC-Feature-Image.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250813T093000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250813T163000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100214 CREATED:20250625T010812Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260224T094443Z UID:10000156-1755077400-1755102600@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Supervisor Master Class - August 2025 DESCRIPTION:Following many years of successful provision of supervision and supervision training – we are now able to offer free Master Class refresher training for registered psychologists until 2026. \nThis funding is provided by the Australian Federal Government\, Department of Health and Aged Care in-line with meeting the aims to support and increase the capacity of the psychology workforce.   \nPriority places will be given to psychologists supporting First Nations people\, children and youth\, those from CALD communities\, and practitioners working in community mental health settings or regional\, rural\, and remote areas (located in MMM3-7). Further\, supervisors will receive an incentive payment to assist with attending the training.  \n\nAbout The Training\nThis is a one-day workshop suitable for Psychology Board of Australia-approved supervisors wishing to maintain their supervisor status\, and seeking to update their supervisor skills. \nSuitable for those providing peer supervision to qualified psychologists and other mental health professionals and Higher Degree psychology students\, this workshop will be delivered by an experienced trainer and will provide supervisors with an opportunity to reflect on their current practice and broaden their knowledge\, skill and training in the area of supervision.  \nThe workshop will include experiential exercises and involve a competency-based assessment. This course constitutes 6 hours of CPD. \n  \nLearning Objectives\n\nIntroduction to Supervision\,\nSelf-reflective practice for the supervisor and supervisee\,\nEvaluating supervisees\,\nProviding feedback.\n\nOnce you have successfully completed a Board approved refresher training program you can apply to maintain your approval for another five years from the date you completed the training using form MBAS-76. You must complete the refresher training and lodge your MBAS-76 form with AHPRA before the expiry date of your current approval; otherwise your approval will lapse. \n  \nImportant Information\n \nThis workshop is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments. In the case we are unable to deliver the workshop\, participants may choose to reschedule to an alternative date. \nIncentive payment eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of successful completion of the program and will be based on the enrolment information provided. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/smc-august2025/ LOCATION:Online via Zoom ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/SMC-Feature-Image.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250909T093000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250909T163000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100214 CREATED:20250625T010144Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260224T100638Z UID:10000153-1757410200-1757435400@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Supervisor Master Class - September 2025 DESCRIPTION:Following many years of successful provision of supervision and supervision training – we are now able to offer free Master Class refresher training for registered psychologists until 2026. \nThis funding is provided by the Australian Federal Government\, Department of Health and Aged Care in-line with meeting the aims to support and increase the capacity of the psychology workforce.   \nPriority places will be given to psychologists supporting First Nations people\, children and youth\, those from CALD communities\, and practitioners working in community mental health settings or regional\, rural\, and remote areas (located in MMM3-7). Further\, supervisors will receive an incentive payment to assist with attending the training.  \n\nAbout The Training\nThis is a one-day workshop suitable for Psychology Board of Australia-approved supervisors wishing to maintain their supervisor status\, and seeking to update their supervisor skills. \nSuitable for those providing peer supervision to qualified psychologists and other mental health professionals and Higher Degree psychology students\, this workshop will be delivered by an experienced trainer and will provide supervisors with an opportunity to reflect on their current practice and broaden their knowledge\, skill and training in the area of supervision.  \nThe workshop will include experiential exercises and involve a competency-based assessment. This course constitutes 6 hours of CPD. \n  \nLearning Objectives\n\nIntroduction to Supervision\,\nSelf-reflective practice for the supervisor and supervisee\,\nEvaluating supervisees\,\nProviding feedback.\n\nOnce you have successfully completed a Board approved refresher training program you can apply to maintain your approval for another five years from the date you completed the training using form MBAS-76. You must complete the refresher training and lodge your MBAS-76 form with AHPRA before the expiry date of your current approval; otherwise your approval will lapse. \n  \nImportant Information\n \nThis workshop is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments. In the case we are unable to deliver the workshop\, participants may choose to reschedule to an alternative date. \nIncentive payment eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of successful completion of the program and will be based on the enrolment information provided. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/smc-september2025/ LOCATION:The Cairnmillar Institute\, 391-393 Tooronga Road\,\, Hawthorn East\, Victoria\, 3123 ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/SMC-Feature-Image.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250904T090000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250905T170000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100214 CREATED:20250618T053907Z LAST-MODIFIED:20251117T000135Z UID:10000152-1756976400-1757091600@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) - September 2025 DESCRIPTION:ASIST – the world’s leading suicide intervention workshop!\nWe strive to create safer communities by providing training to increase awareness and prevent suicide. Our highly experienced\, registered trainers deliver the internationally recognised LivingWorks Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) workshop to equip individuals to assist those at risk of suicide to keep safe and access further support. \n“It was excellent to practice having the conversation with someone at risk. It assisted in my confidence\, and language used to minimise the negative connotations to suicidality but emphasise their struggle.” \nSuitable for anyone above the age of 16\, anyone can learn the skills to intervene and save a life from suicide. We deliver suicide prevention training workshops to mental health and welfare organisations\, emergency services\, community groups\, corporate businesses\, and individuals. \nTraining is delivered over two consecutive days at our head office in Hawthorn East. For larger group bookings\, we can come to your office if you have suitable facilities. \n  \nLearning Objectives\n\nIn the course of the two-day workshop\, ASIST participants learn to: \n\nUnderstand the ways personal and societal attitudes affect views on suicide and interventions\nProvide guidance and suicide first-aid to a person at risk in ways that meet their individual safety needs\nIdentify the key elements of an effective suicide safety plan and the actions required to implement it\nAppreciate the value of improving and integrating suicide prevention resources in the community at large\nRecognise other important aspects of suicide prevention including life-promotion and self-care\nUnderstand the importance of establishing rapport\n\nClick here to view LivingWork’s ASIST Information Sheet. \n\n\n  \nImportant Information\nIt is an accreditation requirement set by LivingWorks Australia to attend the full training across two consecutive days. Due to this\, we are unable to accept latecomers into the course\, and those who are not present for the full training\, will not receive a certificate of completion. \nThis workshop is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments. In the case we are unable to deliver the workshop\, participants may choose to reschedule to an alternative date or receive a refund. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nBy purchasing a ticket\, you are confirming to have read and agreed to the Enrolment Terms and Conditions set by The Cairnmillar Institute. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/asist-september2025/ LOCATION:The Cairnmillar Institute\, 391-393 Tooronga Road\,\, Hawthorn East\, Victoria\, 3123 ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/Website-Event-Feature-Image-ASIST.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20251107T090000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20251107T170000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100214 CREATED:20250527T011247Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260224T100402Z UID:10000151-1762506000-1762534800@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Supervisor Master Class - November 2025\, Western Australia DESCRIPTION:Following many years of successful provision of supervision and supervision training – we are now able to offer free Master Class refresher training for registered psychologists until 2026. \nThis funding is provided by the Australian Federal Government\, Department of Health and Aged Care in-line with meeting the aims to support and increase the capacity of the psychology workforce. Priority places will be given to psychologists supporting First Nations people\, children and youth\, those from CALD communities\, and practitioners working in community mental health settings or regional\, rural\, and remote areas (located in MMM3-7).  \nSupervisors who successfully complete all three components of the training\, will be invited to complete a quick post-training survey allowing us to gather workforce data on our funded training initiatives. Completion of this survey will receive a VISA gift card of $200. \n\nAbout The Training\nThis is a one-day workshop suitable for Psychology Board of Australia-approved supervisors wishing to maintain their supervisor status\, and seeking to update their supervisor skills. It is delivered in collaboration with STREAM Psychology. All relevant course information and details about training will be provided from Stream Psychology. \nSuitable for those providing peer supervision to qualified psychologists and other mental health professionals and Higher Degree psychology students\, this workshop will be delivered by an experienced trainer and will provide supervisors with an opportunity to reflect on their current practice and broaden their knowledge\, skill and training in the area of supervision.  \nThis Master class workshop is a cutting edge evidence based relational interactive workshop aimed at delivering experiential learning based on 4 key principles:  \n\nCompetence Based Supervision\nReflective Practice\nOutcomes-Based Supervision\nDeliberate and Purposeful Practice\n\nThe workshop will include experiential exercises and involve a competency-based assessment. This course constitutes 7 hours of CPD. \nAll psychologists wishing to undertake this BAS training must meet the eligibility criteria for PsyBA approval. \n  \nCourse Outline\n\nCompetency based approach to supervision.\nIntegrating reflective practice with competency based supervision.\nIntegrating deliberate practice with competency based supervision\nEvaluating supervisees via core competencies.\nEvaluating supervisees via monitoring client outcomes.\nEmerging new digital platforms to monitor therapeutic outcomes.\nUpdates on recent changes to guidelines\, forms pathways and exam information.\nAdvanced Masterclass workshop systematic assessment.\n\n  \nLearning Objectives\n\nAn increased understanding of competency based supervision concepts.\nAn increased understanding of Outcome Based supervision tools and new digital technologies.\nExperience in reflective\, deliberate and purposeful practice.\nExperiential learning through supportive exercises and discussions.\nAssessed as competent upon successful completion of the Masterclass.\nEligibility to continue practising as a board approved supervisor (BAS).\n\nOnce you have successfully completed a Board approved refresher training program you can apply to maintain your approval for another five years from the date you completed the training using form MBAS-76. You must complete the refresher training and lodge your MBAS-76 form with AHPRA before the expiry date of your current approval; otherwise your approval will lapse. \n  \nOur Trainer\nTrainer/Author – Duane Smith\nDuane is a registered Counselling and Clinical Psychologist and PsyBA board approved supervisor and trainer who has been practicing for over 35 years in Western Australia. Duane also has a passion for supervision and specializes in reflective and deliberate practice principles with all his supervisees. \nDuane has been supervising 4+2\, 5+1\, Curtin University Counselling Psychology Masters program placement students and Area of Practice Endorsement (Counselling and Clinical Psychologists) for over 20 years. Duane is a fellow with the APS College of Counselling Psychology and is the current Executive Chair of the Association of Counselling Psychologists.  \nDuane has also been in private practice for over 35 years supporting adolescent\, adult\, couple and family clients with a variety of complex life issues and moderate to severe mental health presentations including complex co-morbidity and psychopathology. \nDuane is currently the Clinical Director/Owner of The Henry Street Centre in Fremantle and STREAM Psychology and provides psychological services\, staff supervision\, specialized training and clinical consultation to many agencies in WA including Youth Focus\, St Johns Horizon House\, CPFS\, WANSLEA Family Service\, PICYS\, St Johns Ambulance (WA)\, Mission Australia and Headspace.  \nDuane has collaboratively developed the PsyBA approved training workshops with Dr Daryl Chow (Phd) and has a passion for AI and digital applications and client centred feedback informed treatment. \n  \nImportant Information\n \nThis workshop is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments. In the case we are unable to deliver the workshop\, participants may choose to reschedule to an alternative date. \nIncentive payment eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of successful completion of the program and will be based on the enrolment information provided. \nBy enrolling\, you are confirming to have read and agreed to the Enrolment Terms and Conditions set by The Cairnmillar Institute. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/smc-november2025wa/ LOCATION:The Albion Hotel\, 535 Stirling Hwy\, Cottesloe\, WA\, 6011\, Australia ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/SMC-Feature-Image.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250919T090000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250919T170000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100214 CREATED:20250527T010720Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260224T100716Z UID:10000149-1758272400-1758301200@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Supervisor Master Class - September 2025\, Western Australia DESCRIPTION:Following many years of successful provision of supervision and supervision training – we are now able to offer free Master Class refresher training for registered psychologists until 2026. \nThis funding is provided by the Australian Federal Government\, Department of Health and Aged Care in-line with meeting the aims to support and increase the capacity of the psychology workforce.   \nSupervisors who successfully complete the training\, will be invited to complete a quick post-training survey allowing us to gather workforce data on our funded training initiatives. Completion of this survey will receive a VISA gift card of $200. \n\nAbout The Training\nThis is a one-day workshop suitable for Psychology Board of Australia-approved supervisors wishing to maintain their supervisor status\, and seeking to update their supervisor skills. It is delivered in collaboration with STREAM Psychology. All relevant course information and details about training will be provided from Stream Psychology. \nSuitable for those providing peer supervision to qualified psychologists and other mental health professionals and Higher Degree psychology students\, this workshop will be delivered by an experienced trainer and will provide supervisors with an opportunity to reflect on their current practice and broaden their knowledge\, skill and training in the area of supervision.  \nThis Master class workshop is a cutting edge evidence based relational interactive workshop aimed at delivering experiential learning based on 4 key principles:  \n\nCompetence Based Supervision\nReflective Practice\nOutcomes-Based Supervision\nDeliberate and Purposeful Practice\n\nThe workshop will include experiential exercises and involve a competency-based assessment. This course constitutes 7 hours of CPD. \nAll psychologists wishing to undertake this BAS training must meet the eligibility criteria for PsyBA approval. \n  \nCourse Outline\n\nCompetency based approach to supervision.\nIntegrating reflective practice with competency based supervision.\nIntegrating deliberate practice with competency based supervision\nEvaluating supervisees via core competencies.\nEvaluating supervisees via monitoring client outcomes.\nEmerging new digital platforms to monitor therapeutic outcomes.\nUpdates on recent changes to guidelines\, forms pathways and exam information.\nAdvanced Masterclass workshop systematic assessment.\n\n  \nLearning Objectives\n\nAn increased understanding of competency based supervision concepts.\nAn increased understanding of Outcome Based supervision tools and new digital technologies.\nExperience in reflective\, deliberate and purposeful practice.\nExperiential learning through supportive exercises and discussions.\nAssessed as competent upon successful completion of the Masterclass.\nEligibility to continue practising as a board approved supervisor (BAS).\n\nOnce you have successfully completed a Board approved refresher training program you can apply to maintain your approval for another five years from the date you completed the training using form MBAS-76. You must complete the refresher training and lodge your MBAS-76 form with AHPRA before the expiry date of your current approval; otherwise your approval will lapse. \n  \nOur Trainer\nTrainer/Author – Duane Smith\nDuane is a registered Counselling and Clinical Psychologist and PsyBA board approved supervisor and trainer who has been practicing for over 35 years in Western Australia. Duane also has a passion for supervision and specializes in reflective and deliberate practice principles with all his supervisees. \nDuane has been supervising 4+2\, 5+1\, Curtin University Counselling Psychology Masters program placement students and Area of Practice Endorsement (Counselling and Clinical Psychologists) for over 20 years. Duane is a fellow with the APS College of Counselling Psychology and is the current Executive Chair of the Association of Counselling Psychologists.  \nDuane has also been in private practice for over 35 years supporting adolescent\, adult\, couple and family clients with a variety of complex life issues and moderate to severe mental health presentations including complex co-morbidity and psychopathology. \nDuane is currently the Clinical Director/Owner of The Henry Street Centre in Fremantle and STREAM Psychology and provides psychological services\, staff supervision\, specialized training and clinical consultation to many agencies in WA including Youth Focus\, St Johns Horizon House\, CPFS\, WANSLEA Family Service\, PICYS\, St Johns Ambulance (WA)\, Mission Australia and Headspace.  \nDuane has collaboratively developed the PsyBA approved training workshops with Dr Daryl Chow (Phd) and has a passion for AI and digital applications and client centred feedback informed treatment. \n  \nImportant Information\n \nThis workshop is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments. In the case we are unable to deliver the workshop\, participants may choose to reschedule to an alternative date. \nIncentive payment eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of successful completion of the program and will be based on the enrolment information provided. \nBy enrolling\, you are confirming to have read and agreed to the Enrolment Terms and Conditions set by The Cairnmillar Institute. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/smc-september2025wa/ LOCATION:The Albion Hotel\, 535 Stirling Hwy\, Cottesloe\, WA\, 6011\, Australia ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/SMC-Feature-Image.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20260310T090000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20260312T170000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100214 CREATED:20250523T061358Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260402T112047Z UID:10000148-1773133200-1773334800@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Training the Effective Supervisor\, Intensive - March 2026\, Western Australia DESCRIPTION:Following many years of successful provision of supervision and supervision training – we are now able to offer free Supervisor Foundation training for registered psychologists until 2026. \nThis funding is provided by the Australian Federal Government\, Department of Health and Aged Care in-line with meeting the aims to support and increase the capacity of the psychology workforce. Priority places will be given to psychologists supporting First Nations people\, children and youth\, those from CALD communities\, and practitioners working in community mental health settings or regional\, rural\, and remote areas (located in MMM3-7).  \nSupervisors who successfully complete all three components of the training\, will be invited to complete a quick post-training survey allowing us to gather workforce data on our funded training initiatives. Completion of this survey will receive a VISA gift card of $300. \n\nAbout The Training\nThe Cairnmillar Institute is a Psychology Board of Australia-approved supervisor training provider. We deliver all three components of the training required for eligible psychologists to apply for Board Approved Supervisor (BAS) status. The 32 hours of training is presented in three distinct and stipulated component parts: \n\nKnowledge Assessment (Component One)\nSkills Training (Component Two)\nAssessment and Evaluation (Component Three)\n\nThe course is suitable for psychologists who are seeking BAS status. BAS status is required for all supervisors who provide primary\, secondary\, or field placement supervision for: \n\nprovisionally registered psychologists (e.g.\, via 4+2\, 5+1 or higher degree pathways); and/or  \nregistrars (undertaking registrar program for area of practice endorsement).   \n\n  \nLearning Outcomes\nParticipants will gain the knowledge and skills to provide competency-based supervision to provisional psychologists and/or registrars undertaking: \n\nA 4+2 internship program\nA 5+1 internship program\nAn accredited higher degree program\nA Registrar program\, leading to area-of-practice endorsement.\n\nParticipant learning outcomes include developing:  \n\nGreater knowledge and skills in the competency-based model of supervision \nEffective supervision practices and recognising how to set supervision up for success \nKnowledge and skills in establishing and managing the supervisory relationship\, including responding to ruptures\, conflict\, or problems  \nThe ability to assess and evaluate the psychological competencies of the supervisee\, including identifying any progress concerns \nThe ability to evaluate the supervisory process.\n\nUpon completion of all components\, participants are required to submit the following registration form to the Psychology Board for professional recognition. \n  \nEligibility\nPsychologists are eligible to enrol if they have: \n\nHeld general registration with the Psychology Board of Australia for at least 2.5 years or equivalent overseas registration\, and/or\nHeld an area of practice endorsement for at least two years (to supervise registrars and some Higher Degree field placements).\n\n\nOur Trainer\nTrainer/Author – Duane Smith\nDuane is a registered Counselling and Clinical Psychologist and PsyBA board approved supervisor and trainer who has been practicing for over 35 years in Western Australia. Duane also has a passion for supervision and specializes in reflective and deliberate practice principles with all his supervisees. \nDuane has been supervising 4+2\, 5+1\, Curtin University Counselling Psychology Masters program placement students and Area of Practice Endorsement (Counselling and Clinical Psychologists) for over 20 years. Duane is a fellow with the APS College of Counselling Psychology and is the current Executive Chair of the Association of Counselling Psychologists.  \nDuane has also been in private practice for over 35 years supporting adolescent\, adult\, couple and family clients with a variety of complex life issues and moderate to severe mental health presentations including complex co-morbidity and psychopathology. \nDuane is currently the Clinical Director/Owner of The Henry Street Centre in Fremantle and STREAM Psychology and provides psychological services\, staff supervision\, specialized training and clinical consultation to many agencies in WA including Youth Focus\, St Johns Horizon House\, CPFS\, WANSLEA Family Service\, PICYS\, St Johns Ambulance (WA)\, Mission Australia and Headspace.  \nDuane has collaboratively developed the PsyBA approved training workshops with Dr Daryl Chow (Phd) and has a passion for AI and digital applications and client centred feedback informed treatment. \n  \nCourse Structure\nThere are three components for this course. Component One is an online course. Component Two and Three is a three-day consecutive workshop\, conducted face-to-face in collaboration with STREAM Psychology. All relevant course information and details about training will be provided from Stream Psychology. \n\nComponent One (Knowledge Assessment)\nThis component is delivered as an online self-paced eLearn module and comprises guided reading and related quizzes. Participants must achieve a minimum overall score of 90% in the assessments to pass this component and to be eligible to register for Component Two.\nThis component constitutes 10 hours of coursework and CPD.\nComponent Two (Skills Training Workshop)\nThe Component Two workshop is conducted over two days (9am-5.00pm).\nComponent One is a prerequisite for this workshop however does not need to be completed at the same provider.\nComponent Two constitutes 12 hours of coursework and CPD.\nComponent Three (Assessment and Evaluation)\nThis is the final assessment component of the BAS training and is conducted during the third and final day of training.\nIt involves submission of a 50-minute recording of a supervision session\, together with a 1\,000-word self-assessment essay. Guidelines for the submission requirements will be provided and align with the Component Two training.\nComponents One and Two are prerequisites for this course. This course constitutes 8-10 hours of coursework and 10 hours of CPD.\n\nPlease note that full attendance at the three-day Component Two and Three workshop is a mandatory requirement set by the Psychology Board of Australia (PsyBA). To be eligible for the completion certificate—essential for your BAS application—participants must attend the entire training. As such\, late arrivals cannot be accommodated. \n  \n\n \nImportant Information\nThis workshop is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments. In the case we are unable to deliver the workshop\, participants may choose to reschedule to an alternative date. \nIncentive payment eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of successful completion of the program and will be based on the enrolment information provided. \nBy purchasing a ticket\, you are confirming to have read and agreed to the Enrolment Terms and Conditions set by The Cairnmillar Institute. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/tes-march2026wa/ LOCATION:The Albion Hotel\, 535 Stirling Hwy\, Cottesloe\, WA\, 6011\, Australia ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/AdobeStock_283017418-3.jpeg ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20251104T090000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20251106T170000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100214 CREATED:20250523T060833Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260225T092047Z UID:10000147-1762246800-1762448400@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Training the Effective Supervisor\, Intensive - November 2025\, Western Australia DESCRIPTION:Following many years of successful provision of supervision and supervision training – we are now able to offer free Supervisor Foundation training for registered psychologists until 2026. \nThis funding is provided by the Australian Federal Government\, Department of Health and Aged Care in-line with meeting the aims to support and increase the capacity of the psychology workforce. Priority places will be given to psychologists supporting First Nations people\, children and youth\, those from CALD communities\, and practitioners working in community mental health settings or regional\, rural\, and remote areas (located in MMM3-7).  \nSupervisors who successfully complete all three components of the training\, will be invited to complete a quick post-training survey allowing us to gather workforce data on our funded training initiatives. Completion of this survey will receive a VISA gift card of $300. \n\nAbout The Training\nThe Cairnmillar Institute is a Psychology Board of Australia-approved supervisor training provider. We deliver all three components of the training required for eligible psychologists to apply for Board Approved Supervisor (BAS) status. The 32 hours of training is presented in three distinct and stipulated component parts: \n\nKnowledge Assessment (Component One)\nSkills Training (Component Two)\nAssessment and Evaluation (Component Three)\n\nThe course is suitable for psychologists who are seeking BAS status. BAS status is required for all supervisors who provide primary\, secondary\, or field placement supervision for: \n\nprovisionally registered psychologists (e.g.\, via 4+2\, 5+1 or higher degree pathways); and/or  \nregistrars (undertaking registrar program for area of practice endorsement).   \n\n  \nLearning Outcomes\nParticipants will gain the knowledge and skills to provide competency-based supervision to provisional psychologists and/or registrars undertaking: \n\nA 4+2 internship program\nA 5+1 internship program\nAn accredited higher degree program\nA Registrar program\, leading to area-of-practice endorsement.\n\nParticipant learning outcomes include developing:  \n\nGreater knowledge and skills in the competency-based model of supervision \nEffective supervision practices and recognising how to set supervision up for success \nKnowledge and skills in establishing and managing the supervisory relationship\, including responding to ruptures\, conflict\, or problems  \nThe ability to assess and evaluate the psychological competencies of the supervisee\, including identifying any progress concerns \nThe ability to evaluate the supervisory process.\n\nUpon completion of all components\, participants are required to submit the following registration form to the Psychology Board for professional recognition. \n  \nEligibility\nPsychologists are eligible to enrol if they have: \n\nHeld general registration with the Psychology Board of Australia for at least 2.5 years or equivalent overseas registration\, and/or\nHeld an area of practice endorsement for at least two years (to supervise registrars and some Higher Degree field placements).\n\n\nOur Trainer\nTrainer/Author – Duane Smith\nDuane is a registered Counselling and Clinical Psychologist and PsyBA board approved supervisor and trainer who has been practicing for over 35 years in Western Australia. Duane also has a passion for supervision and specializes in reflective and deliberate practice principles with all his supervisees. \nDuane has been supervising 4+2\, 5+1\, Curtin University Counselling Psychology Masters program placement students and Area of Practice Endorsement (Counselling and Clinical Psychologists) for over 20 years. Duane is a fellow with the APS College of Counselling Psychology and is the current Executive Chair of the Association of Counselling Psychologists.  \nDuane has also been in private practice for over 35 years supporting adolescent\, adult\, couple and family clients with a variety of complex life issues and moderate to severe mental health presentations including complex co-morbidity and psychopathology. \nDuane is currently the Clinical Director/Owner of The Henry Street Centre in Fremantle and STREAM Psychology and provides psychological services\, staff supervision\, specialized training and clinical consultation to many agencies in WA including Youth Focus\, St Johns Horizon House\, CPFS\, WANSLEA Family Service\, PICYS\, St Johns Ambulance (WA)\, Mission Australia and Headspace.  \nDuane has collaboratively developed the PsyBA approved training workshops with Dr Daryl Chow (Phd) and has a passion for AI and digital applications and client centred feedback informed treatment. \n  \nCourse Structure\nThere are three components for this course. Component One is an online course. Component Two and Three is a three-day consecutive workshop\, conducted face-to-face in collaboration with STREAM Psychology. All relevant course information and details about training will be provided from Stream Psychology. \n\nComponent One (Knowledge Assessment)\nThis component is delivered as an online self-paced eLearn module and comprises guided reading and related quizzes. Participants must achieve a minimum overall score of 90% in the assessments to pass this component and to be eligible to register for Component Two.\nThis component constitutes 10 hours of coursework and CPD.\nComponent Two (Skills Training Workshop)\nThe Component Two workshop is conducted over two days (9am-5.00pm).\nComponent One is a prerequisite for this workshop however does not need to be completed at the same provider.\nComponent Two constitutes 12 hours of coursework and CPD.\nComponent Three (Assessment and Evaluation)\nThis is the final assessment component of the BAS training and is conducted during the third and final day of training.\nIt involves submission of a 50-minute recording of a supervision session\, together with a 1\,000-word self-assessment essay. Guidelines for the submission requirements will be provided and align with the Component Two training.\nComponents One and Two are prerequisites for this course. This course constitutes 8-10 hours of coursework and 10 hours of CPD.\n\nPlease note that full attendance at the three-day Component Two and Three workshop is a mandatory requirement set by the Psychology Board of Australia (PsyBA). To be eligible for the completion certificate—essential for your BAS application—participants must attend the entire training. As such\, late arrivals cannot be accommodated. \n  \n\n \nImportant Information\nThis workshop is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments. In the case we are unable to deliver the workshop\, participants may choose to reschedule to an alternative date. \nIncentive payment eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of successful completion of the program and will be based on the enrolment information provided. \nBy purchasing a ticket\, you are confirming to have read and agreed to the Enrolment Terms and Conditions set by The Cairnmillar Institute. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/tes-november2025wa/ LOCATION:The Albion Hotel\, 535 Stirling Hwy\, Cottesloe\, WA\, 6011\, Australia ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/AdobeStock_283017418-3.jpeg ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250916T090000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250918T170000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100214 CREATED:20250523T054925Z LAST-MODIFIED:20251117T000130Z UID:10000146-1758013200-1758214800@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Training the Effective Supervisor\, Intensive - September 2025\, Western Australia DESCRIPTION:Following many years of successful provision of supervision and supervision training – we are now able to offer free Supervisor Foundation training for registered psychologists until 2026. \nThis funding is provided by the Australian Federal Government\, Department of Health and Aged Care in-line with meeting the aims to support and increase the capacity of the psychology workforce. \nPriority places will be given to psychologists supporting First Nations people\, children and youth\, those from CALD communities\, and practitioners working in community mental health settings or regional\, rural\, and remote areas (located in MMM3-7). Supervisors who successfully complete all three components of the training\, will be invited to complete a quick post-training survey allowing us to gather workforce data on our funded training initiatives. Completion of this survey will receive a VISA gift card of $300. \n\nAbout The Training\nThe Cairnmillar Institute is a Psychology Board of Australia-approved supervisor training provider. We deliver all three components of the training required for eligible psychologists to apply for Board Approved Supervisor (BAS) status. The 32 hours of training is presented in three distinct and stipulated component parts: \n\nKnowledge Assessment (Component One)\nSkills Training (Component Two)\nAssessment and Evaluation (Component Three)\n\nThe course is suitable for psychologists who are seeking BAS status. BAS status is required for all supervisors who provide primary\, secondary\, or field placement supervision for: \n\nprovisionally registered psychologists (e.g.\, via 4+2\, 5+1 or higher degree pathways); and/or  \nregistrars (undertaking registrar program for area of practice endorsement).   \n\n  \nLearning Outcomes\nParticipants will gain the knowledge and skills to provide competency-based supervision to provisional psychologists and/or registrars undertaking: \n\nA 4+2 internship program\nA 5+1 internship program\nAn accredited higher degree program\nA Registrar program\, leading to area-of-practice endorsement.\n\nParticipant learning outcomes include developing:  \n\nGreater knowledge and skills in the competency-based model of supervision \nEffective supervision practices and recognising how to set supervision up for success \nKnowledge and skills in establishing and managing the supervisory relationship\, including responding to ruptures\, conflict\, or problems  \nThe ability to assess and evaluate the psychological competencies of the supervisee\, including identifying any progress concerns \nThe ability to evaluate the supervisory process.\n\nUpon completion of all components\, participants are required to submit the following registration form to the Psychology Board for professional recognition. \n  \nEligibility\nPsychologists are eligible to enrol if they have: \n\nHeld general registration with the Psychology Board of Australia for at least 2.5 years or equivalent overseas registration\, and/or\nHeld an area of practice endorsement for at least two years (to supervise registrars and some Higher Degree field placements).\n\n\nOur Trainer\nTrainer/Author – Duane Smith\nDuane is a registered Counselling and Clinical Psychologist and PsyBA board approved supervisor and trainer who has been practicing for over 35 years in Western Australia. Duane also has a passion for supervision and specializes in reflective and deliberate practice principles with all his supervisees. \nDuane has been supervising 4+2\, 5+1\, Curtin University Counselling Psychology Masters program placement students and Area of Practice Endorsement (Counselling and Clinical Psychologists) for over 20 years. Duane is a fellow with the APS College of Counselling Psychology and is the current Executive Chair of the Association of Counselling Psychologists.  \nDuane has also been in private practice for over 35 years supporting adolescent\, adult\, couple and family clients with a variety of complex life issues and moderate to severe mental health presentations including complex co-morbidity and psychopathology. \nDuane is currently the Clinical Director/Owner of The Henry Street Centre in Fremantle and STREAM Psychology and provides psychological services\, staff supervision\, specialized training and clinical consultation to many agencies in WA including Youth Focus\, St Johns Horizon House\, CPFS\, WANSLEA Family Service\, PICYS\, St Johns Ambulance (WA)\, Mission Australia and Headspace.  \nDuane has collaboratively developed the PsyBA approved training workshops with Dr Daryl Chow (Phd) and has a passion for AI and digital applications and client centred feedback informed treatment. \n  \nCourse Structure\nThere are three components for this course. Component One is an online course. Component Two and Three is a three-day consecutive workshop\, conducted face-to-face in collaboration with STREAM Psychology. All relevant course information and details about training will be provided from Stream Psychology. \n\nComponent One (Knowledge Assessment)\nThis component is delivered as an online self-paced eLearn module and comprises guided reading and related quizzes. Participants must achieve a minimum overall score of 90% in the assessments to pass this component and to be eligible to register for Component Two.\nThis component constitutes 10 hours of coursework and CPD.\nComponent Two (Skills Training Workshop)\nThe Component Two workshop is conducted over two days (9am-5.00pm).\nComponent One is a prerequisite for this workshop however does not need to be completed at the same provider.\nComponent Two constitutes 12 hours of coursework and CPD.\nComponent Three (Assessment and Evaluation)\nThis is the final assessment component of the BAS training and is conducted during the third and final day of training.\nIt involves submission of a 50-minute recording of a supervision session\, together with a 1\,000-word self-assessment essay. Guidelines for the submission requirements will be provided and align with the Component Two training.\nComponents One and Two are prerequisites for this course. This course constitutes 8-10 hours of coursework and 10 hours of CPD.\n\nPlease note that full attendance at the three-day Component Two and Three workshop is a mandatory requirement set by the Psychology Board of Australia (PsyBA). To be eligible for the completion certificate—essential for your BAS application—participants must attend the entire training. As such\, late arrivals cannot be accommodated. \n  \n\n \nImportant Information\nThis workshop is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments. In the case we are unable to deliver the workshop\, participants may choose to reschedule to an alternative date. \nIncentive payment eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of successful completion of the program and will be based on the enrolment information provided. \nBy purchasing a ticket\, you are confirming to have read and agreed to the Enrolment Terms and Conditions set by The Cairnmillar Institute. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/tes-september2025wa/ LOCATION:The Albion Hotel\, 535 Stirling Hwy\, Cottesloe\, WA\, 6011\, Australia ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/AdobeStock_283017418-3.jpeg ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20251015T090000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20251016T160000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100215 CREATED:20250515T014118Z LAST-MODIFIED:20251117T000120Z UID:10000145-1760518800-1760630400@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Training the Effective Supervisor - October 2025 Private DESCRIPTION:Content is protected. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/tes-october2025p/ LOCATION:Online via Zoom ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20251007T090000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20251009T163000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100215 CREATED:20250429T234405Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260224T094219Z UID:10000144-1759827600-1760027400@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Core Counselling Skills - October 2025 DESCRIPTION:This three-day introductory course is designed for individuals who are either currently supporting the growth and development of others and wish to enhance their skills\, or those considering a career in counselling and looking for a first step. \nParticipants will develop core counselling skills essential for helping clients build resilience\, strengths\, and strategies for positive change. Through interactive exercises and guided role-plays\, students will apply key counselling techniques while gaining hands-on experience in ethical\, client-centered practice. \nThe course explores the connection between our inner cognitive and emotional lives and how they shape daily experiences and long-term decisions. From this foundation\, participants will learn practical approaches to empower clients\, foster self-awareness\, and promote self-acceptance. \nPlease note: This course provides an introduction to counselling principles but does not qualify participants to work professionally as a counsellor. \n  \nLearning Objectives\n\nVia a mix of group learning\, role-plays\, exercises and education sessions\, following the completion of this course\, participants will be able to: \n\nDistinguish between counselling and coaching.\nDemonstrate psychological safety in practice.\nDemonstrate person-centred therapeutic alliance.\nPractice active listening skills.\nApply non-verbal communication.\nUnderstand and apply micro-skills: reflecting\, summarising\, paraphrasing\, check-ins.\nUnderstand challenging techniques.\nApply scale-ruler questions to assess needs\, relationships and decision-making.\nUnderstand the process of the adaptive self on authenticity and applications when working with clients.\nApply principals for working with change.\nUnderstand and apply a strengths- and values-based approach to client work.\nApply structured and unstructured goal-setting approaches with clients.\nUnderstand the concept of core emotions and emotional suppression and how to work at an emotional level with clients.\nUnderstand the concepts and application of gratitude and compassion.\nPractice and extend self-awareness in the counselling process.\n\nDepending on the needs and counselling experience of the group members\, the above learning objectives may be modified accordingly. \n  \n\nOur Trainer\nDr Renzo Vittorino\n\n\n\nRenzo is the Course Director of the Graduate Internship Program at The Cairnmillar Institute. Renzo has extensive leadership and clinical experience spanning over 30 years. He has experience in working with individual and families\, community\, and organisational development. Renzo has extensive experience in the development and delivery of programs and training in trauma informed practice including the recently implemented Trauma Informed Leadership Program delivered to managers of Area Mental Health Services in Victoria in partnership with Centre for Mental Health Learning and Department of Health. \n  \n\n\n\nImportant Information\n \nThis workshop is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments. In the case we are unable to deliver the workshop\, participants may choose to reschedule to an alternative date or receive a refund. \nBy purchasing a ticket\, you are confirming to have read and agreed to the Enrolment Terms and Conditions set by The Cairnmillar Institute. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/cs3-october2025/ LOCATION:The Cairnmillar Institute\, 391-393 Tooronga Road\,\, Hawthorn East\, Victoria\, 3123 CATEGORIES:Counselling Skills ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/4.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250709T090000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250711T163000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100215 CREATED:20250429T231552Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260224T094116Z UID:10000142-1752051600-1752251400@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Core Counselling Skills - July 2025 DESCRIPTION:This three-day introductory course is designed for individuals who are either currently supporting the growth and development of others and wish to enhance their skills\, or those considering a career in counselling and looking for a first step. \nParticipants will develop core counselling skills essential for helping clients build resilience\, strengths\, and strategies for positive change. Through interactive exercises and guided role-plays\, students will apply key counselling techniques while gaining hands-on experience in ethical\, client-centered practice. \nThe course explores the connection between our inner cognitive and emotional lives and how they shape daily experiences and long-term decisions. From this foundation\, participants will learn practical approaches to empower clients\, foster self-awareness\, and promote self-acceptance. \nPlease note: This course provides an introduction to counselling principles but does not qualify participants to work professionally as a counsellor. \n  \nLearning Objectives\n\nVia a mix of group learning\, role-plays\, exercises and education sessions\, following the completion of this course\, participants will be able to: \n\nDistinguish between counselling and coaching.\nDemonstrate psychological safety in practice.\nDemonstrate person-centred therapeutic alliance.\nPractice active listening skills.\nApply non-verbal communication.\nUnderstand and apply micro-skills: reflecting\, summarising\, paraphrasing\, check-ins.\nUnderstand challenging techniques.\nApply scale-ruler questions to assess needs\, relationships and decision-making.\nUnderstand the process of the adaptive self on authenticity and applications when working with clients.\nApply principals for working with change.\nUnderstand and apply a strengths- and values-based approach to client work.\nApply structured and unstructured goal-setting approaches with clients.\nUnderstand the concept of core emotions and emotional suppression and how to work at an emotional level with clients.\nUnderstand the concepts and application of gratitude and compassion.\nPractice and extend self-awareness in the counselling process.\n\nDepending on the needs and counselling experience of the group members\, the above learning objectives may be modified accordingly. \n  \n\nOur Trainer\nDr Renzo Vittorino\n\n\n\nRenzo is the Course Director of the Graduate Internship Program at The Cairnmillar Institute. Renzo has extensive leadership and clinical experience spanning over 30 years. He has experience in working with individual and families\, community\, and organisational development. Renzo has extensive experience in the development and delivery of programs and training in trauma informed practice including the recently implemented Trauma Informed Leadership Program delivered to managers of Area Mental Health Services in Victoria in partnership with Centre for Mental Health Learning and Department of Health. \n  \n\n\n\nImportant Information\n \nThis workshop is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments. In the case we are unable to deliver the workshop\, participants may choose to reschedule to an alternative date or receive a refund. \nBy purchasing a ticket\, you are confirming to have read and agreed to the Enrolment Terms and Conditions set by The Cairnmillar Institute. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/cs3-july2025/ LOCATION:The Cairnmillar Institute\, 391-393 Tooronga Road\,\, Hawthorn East\, Victoria\, 3123 CATEGORIES:Counselling Skills ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/4.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250508T090000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250509T160000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100215 CREATED:20250331T230512Z LAST-MODIFIED:20251117T000314Z UID:10000141-1746694800-1746806400@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Training the Effective Supervisor - May 2025 NSW Health DESCRIPTION:Following many years of successful provision of supervision and supervision training – we are now able to offer free Supervisor Foundation training for registered psychologists until 2026. \nThis funding is provided by the Australian Federal Government\, Department of Health and Aged Care in-line with meeting the aims to support and increase the capacity of the psychology workforce.   \nPriority places will be given to psychologists supporting First Nations people\, children and youth\, those from CALD communities\, and practitioners working in community mental health settings or regional\, rural\, and remote areas (located in MMM3-7). \nFurther\, supervisors will receive an incentive payment to assist with attending the training.  \n\nAbout The Training\nThe Cairnmillar Institute is a Psychology Board of Australia-approved supervisor training provider. We deliver all three components of the training required for eligible psychologists to apply for Board Approved Supervisor (BAS) status. The 32 hours of training is presented in three distinct and stipulated component parts: \n\nKnowledge Assessment (Component One)\nSkills Training (Component Two)\nAssessment and Evaluation (Component Three)\n\nThe course is suitable for psychologists who are seeking BAS status. BAS status is required for all supervisors who provide primary\, secondary\, or field placement supervision for: \n\nprovisionally registered psychologists (e.g.\, via 4+2\, 5+1 or higher degree pathways); and/or  \nregistrars (undertaking registrar program for area of practice endorsement).   \n\n  \nLearning Outcomes\nParticipants will gain the knowledge and skills to provide competency-based supervision to provisional psychologists and/or registrars undertaking: \n\nA 4+2 internship program\nA 5+1 internship program\nAn accredited higher degree program\nA Registrar program\, leading to area-of-practice endorsement.\n\nParticipant learning outcomes include developing:  \n\nGreater knowledge and skills in the competency-based model of supervision \nEffective supervision practices and recognising how to set supervision up for success \nKnowledge and skills in establishing and managing the supervisory relationship\, including responding to ruptures\, conflict\, or problems  \nThe ability to assess and evaluate the psychological competencies of the supervisee\, including identifying any progress concerns \nThe ability to evaluate the supervisory process.\n\nUpon completion of all components\, participants are required to submit the following registration form to the Psychology Board for professional recognition. \n  \nEligibility\nPsychologists are eligible to enrol if they have: \n\nHeld general registration with the Psychology Board of Australia for at least 2.5 years\, and/or\nHeld an area of practice endorsement for at least two years (to supervise registrars and some Higher Degree field placements).\n\n\nOur Trainer\nDr Renzo Vittorino\nRenzo is the Course Director of the Graduate Internship Program at The Cairnmillar Institute. Renzo has extensive leadership and clinical experience spanning over 30 years. He has experience in working with individual and families\, community\, and organisational development. Renzo has extensive experience in the development and delivery of programs and training in trauma informed practice including the recently implemented Trauma Informed Leadership Program delivered to managers of Area Mental Health Services in Victoria in partnership with Centre for Mental Health Learning and Department of Health. \n  \nCourse Structure\nThere are three components for this course. Component One and Component Three are online courses. Component Two is a two-day workshop\, conducted either face-to-face or online. \n\nComponent One (Knowledge Assessment)\nThis component is delivered as an online self-paced eLearn module and comprises guided reading and related quizzes. Participants must achieve a minimum overall score of 90% in the assessments to pass this component and to be eligible to register for Component Two.\nThis component constitutes 10 hours of coursework and CPD.\nYou may commence Component One at any time.\nComponent Two (Skills Training Workshop)\nThe Component Two workshop is conducted over two consecutive days (Day 1: 9am-4.00pm; Day 2: 9.30am-4.00pm).\nComponent One is a prerequisite for this workshop however does not need to be completed at the same provider.\nComponent Two constitutes 12 hours of coursework and CPD.\nComponent Three (Assessment and Evaluation)\nThis is the final assessment component of the BAS training. It involves submission of a 50-minute recording of a supervision session\, together with a 1\,000-word self-assessment essay. Guidelines for the submission requirements will be provided and align with the Component Two training.\nComponents One and Two are prerequisites for this course. This course constitutes 8-10 hours of coursework and 10 hours of CPD.\nAs per AHPRA requirements\, Component Three assessment must be submitted within four months of completing Component Two.\n\n  \n\n \nImportant Information\nIncentive payment eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of successful completion of the program. \nBy purchasing a ticket\, you are confirming to have read and agreed to the Enrolment Terms and Conditions set by The Cairnmillar Institute. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/tes-may2025nswh/ LOCATION:Wagga Wagga City Library\, 243 Baylis St\, Wagga Wagga\, NSW\, 2650 ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/Website-Event-Feature-Image.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250627T090000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250627T160000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100215 CREATED:20250306T051214Z LAST-MODIFIED:20251117T000300Z UID:10000139-1751014800-1751040000@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Supervisor Master Class - June 2025 ACT Health DESCRIPTION:Following many years of successful provision of supervision and supervision training – we are now able to offer free Master Class refresher training for registered psychologists until 2026. \nThis funding is provided by the Australian Federal Government\, Department of Health and Aged Care in-line with meeting the aims to support and increase the capacity of the psychology workforce. Supervisors will also be eligible for an incentive payment to assist with attending the training. \n\nAbout The Training\nThis is a one-day workshop suitable for Psychology Board of Australia-approved supervisors wishing to maintain their supervisor status\, and seeking to update their supervisor skills. \nSuitable for those providing peer supervision to qualified psychologists and other mental health professionals and Higher Degree psychology students\, this workshop will be delivered by an experienced trainer and will provide supervisors with an opportunity to reflect on their current practice and broaden their knowledge\, skill and training in the area of supervision.  \nThe workshop will include experiential exercises and involve a competency-based assessment. This course constitutes 6 hours of CPD. \n  \nEligibility Criteria\nThis workshop is designed for Psychology Board of Australia-approved supervisors who are required to maintain their supervisor status within five years of completing the initial three-component training. \n  \nLearning Objectives\n\nIntroduction to Supervision\,\nSelf-reflective practice for the supervisor and supervisee\,\nEvaluating supervisees\,\nProviding feedback.\n\nOnce you have successfully completed a Board approved refresher training program you can apply to maintain your approval for another five years from the date you completed the training using form MBAS-76. You must complete the refresher training and lodge your MBAS-76 form with AHPRA before the expiry date of your current approval; otherwise your approval will lapse. \n  \nOur Trainer\nDr Renzo Vittorino\nRenzo is the Course Director of the Graduate Internship Program at The Cairnmillar Institute. Renzo has extensive leadership and clinical experience spanning over 30 years. He has experience in working with individual and families\, community\, and organisational development. Renzo has extensive experience in the development and delivery of programs and training in trauma informed practice including the recently implemented Trauma Informed Leadership Program delivered to managers of Area Mental Health Services in Victoria in partnership with Centre for Mental Health Learning and Department of Health. \n  \nImportant Information\n \nIncentive payment eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of successful completion of the program. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/smc-jun2025acth/ LOCATION:Nara Centre Level 2 3 Constitution Avenue Canberra ACT 2601\, Nara Centre - Level 2\, 3 Constitution Avenue\, Canberra\, ACT\, 2601\, Australia ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/SMC-Feature-Image.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250829T090000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250829T160000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100215 CREATED:20250306T045309Z LAST-MODIFIED:20251117T000141Z UID:10000138-1756458000-1756483200@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Supervisor Master Class - August 2025 Private ACT Health DESCRIPTION:Content is protected. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/smc-aug2025acth/ LOCATION:Nara Centre Level 2 3 Constitution Avenue Canberra ACT 2601\, Nara Centre - Level 2\, 3 Constitution Avenue\, Canberra\, ACT\, 2601\, Australia ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250814T160500 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250814T160500 DTSTAMP:20260604T100215 CREATED:20250306T044042Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260515T061553Z UID:10000136-1755187500-1755187500@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Training the Effective Supervisor - August 2025 Private ACT Health DESCRIPTION:Content is protected. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/tes-aug2025acth/ LOCATION:Nara Centre Level 2 3 Constitution Avenue Canberra ACT 2601\, Nara Centre - Level 2\, 3 Constitution Avenue\, Canberra\, ACT\, 2601\, Australia ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250624T090000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250625T160000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100215 CREATED:20250306T043757Z LAST-MODIFIED:20251117T000302Z UID:10000134-1750755600-1750867200@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Training the Effective Supervisor - June 2025 Private ACT Health DESCRIPTION:Content is protected. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/tes-jun2025acth/ LOCATION:Nara Centre Level 2 3 Constitution Avenue Canberra ACT 2601\, Nara Centre - Level 2\, 3 Constitution Avenue\, Canberra\, ACT\, 2601\, Australia ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250415T093000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250415T163000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100215 CREATED:20250219T214511Z LAST-MODIFIED:20251117T000319Z UID:10000133-1744709400-1744734600@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Supervisor Master Class - April 2025 Private Western Health DESCRIPTION:Content is protected. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/smc-apr2025wh/ LOCATION:Private: 176 Furlong Road St Albans VIC 3021\, 176 Furlong Road\, St Albans\, VIC\, 3021\, Australia ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250515T090000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250516T160000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100215 CREATED:20241218T064950Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260225T091758Z UID:10000132-1747299600-1747411200@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Training the Effective Supervisor - May 2025 Western Health DESCRIPTION:Following many years of successful provision of supervision and supervision training – we are now able to offer free Supervisor Foundation training for registered psychologists until 2026. \nThis funding is provided by the Australian Federal Government\, Department of Health and Aged Care in-line with meeting the aims to support and increase the capacity of the psychology workforce.   \nPriority places will be given to psychologists supporting First Nations people\, children and youth\, those from CALD communities\, and practitioners working in community mental health settings or regional\, rural\, and remote areas (located in MMM3-7). \nFurther\, supervisors will receive an incentive payment to assist with attending the training.  \n\nAbout The Training\nThe Cairnmillar Institute is a Psychology Board of Australia-approved supervisor training provider. We deliver all three components of the training required for eligible psychologists to apply for Board Approved Supervisor (BAS) status. The 32 hours of training is presented in three distinct and stipulated component parts: \n\nKnowledge Assessment (Component One)\nSkills Training (Component Two)\nAssessment and Evaluation (Component Three)\n\nThe course is suitable for psychologists who are seeking BAS status. BAS status is required for all supervisors who provide primary\, secondary\, or field placement supervision for: \n\nprovisionally registered psychologists (e.g.\, via 4+2\, 5+1 or higher degree pathways); and/or  \nregistrars (undertaking registrar program for area of practice endorsement).   \n\n  \nLearning Outcomes\nParticipants will gain the knowledge and skills to provide competency-based supervision to provisional psychologists and/or registrars undertaking: \n\nA 4+2 internship program\nA 5+1 internship program\nAn accredited higher degree program\nA Registrar program\, leading to area-of-practice endorsement.\n\nParticipant learning outcomes include developing:  \n\nGreater knowledge and skills in the competency-based model of supervision \nEffective supervision practices and recognising how to set supervision up for success \nKnowledge and skills in establishing and managing the supervisory relationship\, including responding to ruptures\, conflict\, or problems  \nThe ability to assess and evaluate the psychological competencies of the supervisee\, including identifying any progress concerns \nThe ability to evaluate the supervisory process.\n\nUpon completion of all components\, participants are required to submit the following registration form to the Psychology Board for professional recognition. \n  \nEligibility\nPsychologists are eligible to enrol if they have: \n\nHeld general registration with the Psychology Board of Australia for at least 2.5 years\, and/or\nHeld an area of practice endorsement for at least two years (to supervise registrars and some Higher Degree field placements).\n\n\nOur Trainer\nDr Renzo Vittorino\nRenzo is the Course Director of the Graduate Internship Program at The Cairnmillar Institute. Renzo has extensive leadership and clinical experience spanning over 30 years. He has experience in working with individual and families\, community\, and organisational development. Renzo has extensive experience in the development and delivery of programs and training in trauma informed practice including the recently implemented Trauma Informed Leadership Program delivered to managers of Area Mental Health Services in Victoria in partnership with Centre for Mental Health Learning and Department of Health. \n  \nCourse Structure\nThere are three components for this course. Component One and Component Three are online courses. Component Two is a two-day workshop\, conducted either face-to-face or online. \n\nComponent One (Knowledge Assessment)\nThis component is delivered as an online self-paced eLearn module and comprises guided reading and related quizzes. Participants must achieve a minimum overall score of 90% in the assessments to pass this component and to be eligible to register for Component Two.\nThis component constitutes 10 hours of coursework and CPD.\nYou may commence Component One at any time.\nComponent Two (Skills Training Workshop)\nThe Component Two workshop is conducted over two consecutive days (Day 1: 9am-4.00pm; Day 2: 9.30am-4.00pm).\nComponent One is a prerequisite for this workshop however does not need to be completed at the same provider.\nComponent Two constitutes 12 hours of coursework and CPD.\nComponent Three (Assessment and Evaluation)\nThis is the final assessment component of the BAS training. It involves submission of a 50-minute recording of a supervision session\, together with a 1\,000-word self-assessment essay. Guidelines for the submission requirements will be provided and align with the Component Two training.\nComponents One and Two are prerequisites for this course. This course constitutes 8-10 hours of coursework and 10 hours of CPD.\nAs per AHPRA requirements\, Component Three assessment must be submitted within four months of completing Component Two.\n\n  \n\n \nImportant Information\nIncentive payment eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of successful completion of the program. \nBy purchasing a ticket\, you are confirming to have read and agreed to the Enrolment Terms and Conditions set by The Cairnmillar Institute. \n  URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/tes-may2025wh/ ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/Website-Event-Feature-Image.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250407T090000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250408T170000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100215 CREATED:20241218T000606Z LAST-MODIFIED:20251117T000431Z UID:10000131-1744016400-1744131600@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) - April 2025 DESCRIPTION:ASIST – the world’s leading suicide intervention workshop!\nWe strive to create safer communities by providing training to increase awareness and prevent suicide. Our highly experienced\, registered trainers deliver the internationally recognised LivingWorks Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) workshop to equip individuals to assist those at risk of suicide to keep safe and access further support. \n“It was excellent to practice having the conversation with someone at risk. It assisted in my confidence\, and language used to minimise the negative connotations to suicidality but emphasise their struggle.” \nSuitable for anyone above the age of 16\, anyone can learn the skills to intervene and save a life from suicide. We deliver suicide prevention training workshops to mental health and welfare organisations\, emergency services\, community groups\, corporate businesses\, and individuals. \nTraining is delivered over two consecutive days at our head office in Hawthorn East. For larger group bookings\, we can come to your office if you have suitable facilities. \n  \nLearning Objectives\n\nIn the course of the two-day workshop\, ASIST participants learn to: \n\nUnderstand the ways personal and societal attitudes affect views on suicide and interventions\nProvide guidance and suicide first-aid to a person at risk in ways that meet their individual safety needs\nIdentify the key elements of an effective suicide safety plan and the actions required to implement it\nAppreciate the value of improving and integrating suicide prevention resources in the community at large\nRecognise other important aspects of suicide prevention including life-promotion and self-care\nUnderstand the importance of establishing rapport\n\nClick here to view LivingWork’s ASIST Information Sheet. \n\n\n  \nImportant Information\nIt is an accreditation requirement set by LivingWorks Australia to attend the full training across two consecutive days. Due to this\, we are unable to accept latecomers into the course\, and those who are not present for the full training\, will not receive a certificate of completion. \nThis workshop is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments. In the case we are unable to deliver the workshop\, participants may choose to reschedule to an alternative date or receive a refund. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nBy purchasing a ticket\, you are confirming to have read and agreed to the Enrolment Terms and Conditions set by The Cairnmillar Institute. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/asist-april2025/ LOCATION:The Cairnmillar Institute\, 391-393 Tooronga Road\,\, Hawthorn East\, Victoria\, 3123 ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/Website-Event-Feature-Image-ASIST.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250206T090000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250207T163000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100215 CREATED:20241210T014605Z LAST-MODIFIED:20251117T000443Z UID:10000130-1738832400-1738945800@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Counselling Skills (Foundational) - February 2025 DESCRIPTION:This two-day introductory course is aimed at individuals who are either: 1) currently working in a role assisting growth and development in others and would like to further develop their skills\, or\, 2) interested in learning more about counselling and potentially looking to take the first step towards a new career. \nIn this program\, participants will learn the core counselling skills required to become effective in assisting clients to build strengths and resilience\, and strategies for positive change. Through hands-on exercises and supported role-plays\, students will experience and get to apply the knowledge\, processes and core skills required to become an effective ethical counsellor. \nParticipants may wish to build on the foundations developed in this workshop\, and enrol in our Counselling Skills (Intermediate) professional development and training opportunity. \nPlease note\, this course does not qualify participants to work in a professional setting as a counsellor. \n  \nLearning Objectives\n\nVia a mix of group learning\, role-plays\, exercises and education sessions\, following the completion of this course\, participants will be able to: \n\nRecognise the similarities and differences between counselling and coaching\nUnderstand how to foster psychological safety for clients\nDemonstrate core principles of a person-centred therapeutic alliance\nDemonstrate active listening skills\nDevelop awareness of client non-verbal communication\nApply a range of questions including ‘scale ruler’ questions\nUnderstand the difference between reflecting content and reflecting emotions\nDemonstrate paraphrasing\, summarising and ‘check-ins’\nUnderstand the principles and process of caringly challenging clients\nConsider self-awareness in the counselling process.\n\nDepending on the needs and counselling experience of the group members\, the above learning objectives may be modified accordingly. \n  \n\nOur Trainer\nDr Renzo Vittorino\n\n\n\nRenzo is the Course Director of the Graduate Internship Program at The Cairnmillar Institute. Renzo has extensive leadership and clinical experience spanning over 30 years. He has experience in working with individual and families\, community\, and organisational development. Renzo has extensive experience in the development and delivery of programs and training in trauma informed practice including the recently implemented Trauma Informed Leadership Program delivered to managers of Area Mental Health Services in Victoria in partnership with Centre for Mental Health Learning and Department of Health. \n  \n\n\n\nImportant Information\n \nThis workshop is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments. In the case we are unable to deliver the workshop\, participants may choose to reschedule to an alternative date or receive a refund. \nBy purchasing a ticket\, you are confirming to have read and agreed to the Enrolment Terms and Conditions set by The Cairnmillar Institute. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/cs1-february2025/ LOCATION:The Cairnmillar Institute\, 391-393 Tooronga Road\,\, Hawthorn East\, Victoria\, 3123 CATEGORIES:Counselling Skills ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/4.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250702T090000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250703T160000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100215 CREATED:20241208T215553Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260224T094317Z UID:10000129-1751446800-1751558400@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:MHFA - July 2025 DESCRIPTION:Approximately 20% of Australian adults experience a common mental illness each year. Completing a Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) Course will help you to develop the skills to support a friend\, family member or co-worker. \nIn this informative and practical course\, you will learn about the signs and symptoms of common and disabling mental health problems in adults\, how to provide initial help\, where and how to get professional help\, what sort of help has been shown by research to be effective\, and how to provide mental health first aid in a crisis situation using a practical\, evidence-based action plan. \nMental health first aid skills learnt by participants in this course can be applied in any setting. Course content includes case-studies\, videos and resources tailored to the learning needs of community/public course participants. \nContent was clear\, engaging and easily comprehendible. I think the trainer summed up hours’ worth of my psychology degree in 5hrs and went beyond by giving me the confidence to apply it. I have already recommended this course! \n\n  \n\nLearning Objectives\n\n\nThis course covers common and disabling mental health problems and crisis situations. Participants learn how to apply mental health first aid to adults across a range of situations\, including: \n\n\nDepression\nAnxiety\nPsychosis\nSubstance use problems\nSuicidal thoughts and behaviours\nPanic attacks\nNon-suicidal self-injury\nTraumatic events\n\nUpon completion of this course participants will be able to: \n\nRecognise the signs and symptoms of mental health problems in adults\,\nUse an evidence-based action plan to initiate a mental health first aid conversation\,\nKnow the barriers to help-seeking and how to overcome these\,\nAssess for a range of crisis situations and provide initial support\,\nUnderstand the prevalence and impact of mental illnesses\, risk factors and treatments and supports available\,\nApply self-care practices as a Mental Health First Aider.\n\n  \n\nOur Trainer\nDr Renzo Vittorino\n\n\n\nRenzo is the Course Director of the Graduate Internship Program at The Cairnmillar Institute. Renzo has extensive leadership and clinical experience spanning over 30 years. He has experience in working with individual and families\, community\, and organisational development. Renzo has extensive experience in the development and delivery of programs and training in trauma informed practice including the recently implemented Trauma Informed Leadership Program delivered to managers of Area Mental Health Services in Victoria in partnership with Centre for Mental Health Learning and Department of Health. \n  \n\n\n\nImportant Information\nThis workshop is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments. In the case we are unable to deliver the workshop\, participants may choose to reschedule to an alternative date or receive a refund. \nBy purchasing a ticket\, you are confirming to have read and agreed to the Enrolment Terms and Conditions set by The Cairnmillar Institute. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/mhfa-july2025/ LOCATION:The Cairnmillar Institute\, 391-393 Tooronga Road\,\, Hawthorn East\, Victoria\, 3123 ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/6.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20251119T090000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20251120T163000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100215 CREATED:20241113T060929Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260225T091934Z UID:10000128-1763542800-1763656200@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Training the Effective Supervisor - November 2025 DESCRIPTION:Following many years of successful provision of supervision and supervision training – we are now able to offer free Supervisor Foundation training for registered psychologists until 2026. \nThis funding is provided by the Australian Federal Government\, Department of Health and Aged Care in-line with meeting the aims to support and increase the capacity of the psychology workforce. Priority places will be given to psychologists supporting First Nations people\, children and youth\, those from CALD communities\, and practitioners working in community mental health settings or regional\, rural\, and remote areas (located in MMM3-7).  \nSupervisors who successfully complete all three components of the training\, will be invited to complete a quick post-training survey allowing us to gather workforce data on our funded training initiatives. Completion of this survey will receive a VISA gift card of $300. \n\nAbout The Training\nThe Cairnmillar Institute is a Psychology Board of Australia-approved supervisor training provider. We deliver all three components of the training required for eligible psychologists to apply for Board Approved Supervisor (BAS) status. The 32 hours of training is presented in three distinct and stipulated component parts: \n\nKnowledge Assessment (Component One)\nSkills Training (Component Two)\nAssessment and Evaluation (Component Three)\n\nThe course is suitable for psychologists who are seeking BAS status. BAS status is required for all supervisors who provide primary\, secondary\, or field placement supervision for: \n\nprovisionally registered psychologists (e.g.\, via 4+2\, 5+1 or higher degree pathways); and/or  \nregistrars (undertaking registrar program for area of practice endorsement).   \n\n  \nLearning Outcomes\nParticipants will gain the knowledge and skills to provide competency-based supervision to provisional psychologists and/or registrars undertaking: \n\nA 4+2 internship program\nA 5+1 internship program\nAn accredited higher degree program\nA Registrar program\, leading to area-of-practice endorsement.\n\nParticipant learning outcomes include developing:  \n\nGreater knowledge and skills in the competency-based model of supervision \nEffective supervision practices and recognising how to set supervision up for success \nKnowledge and skills in establishing and managing the supervisory relationship\, including responding to ruptures\, conflict\, or problems  \nThe ability to assess and evaluate the psychological competencies of the supervisee\, including identifying any progress concerns \nThe ability to evaluate the supervisory process.\n\nUpon completion of all components\, participants are required to submit the following registration form to the Psychology Board for professional recognition. \n  \nEligibility\nPsychologists are eligible to enrol if they have: \n\nHeld general registration with the Psychology Board of Australia for at least 2.5 years\, and/or\nHeld an area of practice endorsement for at least two years (to supervise registrars and some Higher Degree field placements).\n\n\nOur Trainer\nDr Renzo Vittorino\nRenzo is the Course Director of the Graduate Internship Program at The Cairnmillar Institute. Renzo has extensive leadership and clinical experience spanning over 30 years. He has experience in working with individual and families\, community\, and organisational development. Renzo has extensive experience in the development and delivery of programs and training in trauma informed practice including the recently implemented Trauma Informed Leadership Program delivered to managers of Area Mental Health Services in Victoria in partnership with Centre for Mental Health Learning and Department of Health. \n  \nCourse Structure\nThere are three components for this course. Component One and Component Three are online courses. Component Two is a two-day workshop\, conducted either face-to-face or online. \n\nComponent One (Knowledge Assessment)\nThis component is delivered as an online self-paced eLearn module and comprises guided reading and related quizzes. Participants must achieve a minimum overall score of 90% in the assessments to pass this component and to be eligible to register for Component Two.\nThis component constitutes 10 hours of coursework and CPD.\nYou may commence Component One at any time\, once full payment has been received and upon confirmation of your enrolment.\nTo enrol in this component only\, please select the ‘Component One Only’ ticket option.\nComponent Two (Skills Training Workshop)\nThe Component Two workshop is conducted over two consecutive days (Day 1: 9am-4.30pm; Day 2: 9.30am-4.30pm).\nComponent One is a prerequisite for this workshop however does not need to be completed at the same provider.\nWorkshops are offered either online or face-to-face onsite at The Cairnmillar Institute in Hawthorn East\, Victoria.\nComponent Two constitutes 12 hours of coursework and CPD.\nPlease note – catering is not provided for our face-to-face courses\, however\, there are kitchen facilities available for participant’s use.\nComponent Three (Assessment and Evaluation)\nThis is the final assessment component of the BAS training. It involves submission of a 50-minute recording of a supervision session\, together with a 1\,000-word self-assessment essay.  Guidelines for the submission requirements will be provided and align with the Component Two training.\nComponents One and Two are prerequisites for this course. This course constitutes 8-10 hours of coursework and 10 hours of CPD.\nAs per AHPRA requirements\, the Component Three assessment must be submitted within four months of completing Component Two.\n\n  \n\n \nImportant Information\nThis workshop is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments. In the case we are unable to deliver the workshop\, participants may choose to reschedule to an alternative date. \nIncentive payment eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of successful completion of the program and will be based on the enrolment information provided. eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of enrolment and will be based on the enrolment information provided. \nBy purchasing a ticket\, you are confirming to have read and agreed to the Enrolment Terms and Conditions set by The Cairnmillar Institute. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/tes-november2025/ LOCATION:Online via Zoom ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/Website-Event-Feature-Image.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20251030T090000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20251031T163000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100215 CREATED:20241113T060736Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260225T092207Z UID:10000127-1761814800-1761928200@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Training the Effective Supervisor - October 2025 DESCRIPTION:Following many years of successful provision of supervision and supervision training – we are now able to offer free Supervisor Foundation training for registered psychologists until 2026. \nThis funding is provided by the Australian Federal Government\, Department of Health and Aged Care in-line with meeting the aims to support and increase the capacity of the psychology workforce. Priority places will be given to psychologists supporting First Nations people\, children and youth\, those from CALD communities\, and practitioners working in community mental health settings or regional\, rural\, and remote areas (located in MMM3-7).  \nSupervisors who successfully complete all three components of the training\, will be invited to complete a quick post-training survey allowing us to gather workforce data on our funded training initiatives. Completion of this survey will receive a VISA gift card of $300. \n\nAbout The Training\nThe Cairnmillar Institute is a Psychology Board of Australia-approved supervisor training provider. We deliver all three components of the training required for eligible psychologists to apply for Board Approved Supervisor (BAS) status. The 32 hours of training is presented in three distinct and stipulated component parts: \n\nKnowledge Assessment (Component One)\nSkills Training (Component Two)\nAssessment and Evaluation (Component Three)\n\nThe course is suitable for psychologists who are seeking BAS status. BAS status is required for all supervisors who provide primary\, secondary\, or field placement supervision for: \n\nprovisionally registered psychologists (e.g.\, via 4+2\, 5+1 or higher degree pathways); and/or  \nregistrars (undertaking registrar program for area of practice endorsement).   \n\n  \nLearning Outcomes\nParticipants will gain the knowledge and skills to provide competency-based supervision to provisional psychologists and/or registrars undertaking: \n\nA 4+2 internship program\nA 5+1 internship program\nAn accredited higher degree program\nA Registrar program\, leading to area-of-practice endorsement.\n\nParticipant learning outcomes include developing:  \n\nGreater knowledge and skills in the competency-based model of supervision \nEffective supervision practices and recognising how to set supervision up for success \nKnowledge and skills in establishing and managing the supervisory relationship\, including responding to ruptures\, conflict\, or problems  \nThe ability to assess and evaluate the psychological competencies of the supervisee\, including identifying any progress concerns \nThe ability to evaluate the supervisory process.\n\nUpon completion of all components\, participants are required to submit the following registration form to the Psychology Board for professional recognition. \n  \nEligibility\nPsychologists are eligible to enrol if they have: \n\nHeld general registration with the Psychology Board of Australia for at least 2.5 years\, and/or\nHeld an area of practice endorsement for at least two years (to supervise registrars and some Higher Degree field placements).\n\n\nOur Trainer\nDr Renzo Vittorino\nRenzo is the Course Director of the Graduate Internship Program at The Cairnmillar Institute. Renzo has extensive leadership and clinical experience spanning over 30 years. He has experience in working with individual and families\, community\, and organisational development. Renzo has extensive experience in the development and delivery of programs and training in trauma informed practice including the recently implemented Trauma Informed Leadership Program delivered to managers of Area Mental Health Services in Victoria in partnership with Centre for Mental Health Learning and Department of Health. \n  \nCourse Structure\nThere are three components for this course. Component One and Component Three are online courses. Component Two is a two-day workshop\, conducted either face-to-face or online. \n\nComponent One (Knowledge Assessment)\nThis component is delivered as an online self-paced eLearn module and comprises guided reading and related quizzes. Participants must achieve a minimum overall score of 90% in the assessments to pass this component and to be eligible to register for Component Two.\nThis component constitutes 10 hours of coursework and CPD.\nYou may commence Component One at any time\, once full payment has been received and upon confirmation of your enrolment.\nTo enrol in this component only\, please select the ‘Component One Only’ ticket option.\nComponent Two (Skills Training Workshop)\nThe Component Two workshop is conducted over two consecutive days (Day 1: 9am-4.30pm; Day 2: 9.30am-4.30pm).\nComponent One is a prerequisite for this workshop however does not need to be completed at the same provider.\nWorkshops are offered either online or face-to-face onsite at The Cairnmillar Institute in Hawthorn East\, Victoria.\nComponent Two constitutes 12 hours of coursework and CPD.\nPlease note – catering is not provided for our face-to-face courses\, however\, there are kitchen facilities available for participant’s use.\nComponent Three (Assessment and Evaluation)\nThis is the final assessment component of the BAS training. It involves submission of a 50-minute recording of a supervision session\, together with a 1\,000-word self-assessment essay.  Guidelines for the submission requirements will be provided and align with the Component Two training.\nComponents One and Two are prerequisites for this course. This course constitutes 8-10 hours of coursework and 10 hours of CPD.\nAs per AHPRA requirements\, the Component Three assessment must be submitted within four months of completing Component Two.\n\n  \n\n \nImportant Information\nThis workshop is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments. In the case we are unable to deliver the workshop\, participants may choose to reschedule to an alternative date. \nIncentive payment eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of successful completion of the program and will be based on the enrolment information provided. eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of enrolment and will be based on the enrolment information provided. \nBy purchasing a ticket\, you are confirming to have read and agreed to the Enrolment Terms and Conditions set by The Cairnmillar Institute. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/tes-october2025/ LOCATION:Online via Zoom ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/Website-Event-Feature-Image.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250930T090000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20251001T163000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100215 CREATED:20241113T060531Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260225T092328Z UID:10000126-1759222800-1759336200@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Training the Effective Supervisor - September/October 2025 DESCRIPTION:Following many years of successful provision of supervision and supervision training – we are now able to offer free Supervisor Foundation training for registered psychologists until 2026. \nThis funding is provided by the Australian Federal Government\, Department of Health and Aged Care in-line with meeting the aims to support and increase the capacity of the psychology workforce.   \nPriority places will be given to psychologists supporting First Nations people\, children and youth\, those from CALD communities\, and practitioners working in community mental health settings or regional\, rural\, and remote areas (located in MMM3-7). Supervisors who successfully complete all three components of the training\, will be invited to complete a quick post-training survey allowing us to gather workforce data on our funded training initiatives. Completion of this survey will receive a VISA gift card of $300. \n\nAbout The Training\nThe Cairnmillar Institute is a Psychology Board of Australia-approved supervisor training provider. We deliver all three components of the training required for eligible psychologists to apply for Board Approved Supervisor (BAS) status. The 32 hours of training is presented in three distinct and stipulated component parts: \n\nKnowledge Assessment (Component One)\nSkills Training (Component Two)\nAssessment and Evaluation (Component Three)\n\nThe course is suitable for psychologists who are seeking BAS status. BAS status is required for all supervisors who provide primary\, secondary\, or field placement supervision for: \n\nprovisionally registered psychologists (e.g.\, via 4+2\, 5+1 or higher degree pathways); and/or  \nregistrars (undertaking registrar program for area of practice endorsement).   \n\n  \nLearning Outcomes\nParticipants will gain the knowledge and skills to provide competency-based supervision to provisional psychologists and/or registrars undertaking: \n\nA 4+2 internship program\nA 5+1 internship program\nAn accredited higher degree program\nA Registrar program\, leading to area-of-practice endorsement.\n\nParticipant learning outcomes include developing:  \n\nGreater knowledge and skills in the competency-based model of supervision \nEffective supervision practices and recognising how to set supervision up for success \nKnowledge and skills in establishing and managing the supervisory relationship\, including responding to ruptures\, conflict\, or problems  \nThe ability to assess and evaluate the psychological competencies of the supervisee\, including identifying any progress concerns \nThe ability to evaluate the supervisory process.\n\nUpon completion of all components\, participants are required to submit the following registration form to the Psychology Board for professional recognition. \n  \nEligibility\nPsychologists are eligible to enrol if they have: \n\nHeld general registration with the Psychology Board of Australia for at least 2.5 years\, and/or\nHeld an area of practice endorsement for at least two years (to supervise registrars and some Higher Degree field placements).\n\n\nOur Trainer\nDr Renzo Vittorino\nRenzo is the Course Director of the Graduate Internship Program at The Cairnmillar Institute. Renzo has extensive leadership and clinical experience spanning over 30 years. He has experience in working with individual and families\, community\, and organisational development. Renzo has extensive experience in the development and delivery of programs and training in trauma informed practice including the recently implemented Trauma Informed Leadership Program delivered to managers of Area Mental Health Services in Victoria in partnership with Centre for Mental Health Learning and Department of Health. \n  \nCourse Structure\nThere are three components for this course. Component One and Component Three are online courses. Component Two is a two-day workshop\, conducted either face-to-face or online. \n\nComponent One (Knowledge Assessment)\nThis component is delivered as an online self-paced eLearn module and comprises guided reading and related quizzes. Participants must achieve a minimum overall score of 90% in the assessments to pass this component and to be eligible to register for Component Two.\nThis component constitutes 10 hours of coursework and CPD.\nYou may commence Component One at any time\, once full payment has been received and upon confirmation of your enrolment.\nTo enrol in this component only\, please select the ‘Component One Only’ ticket option.\nComponent Two (Skills Training Workshop)\nThe Component Two workshop is conducted over two consecutive days (Day 1: 9am-4.30pm; Day 2: 9.30am-4.30pm).\nComponent One is a prerequisite for this workshop however does not need to be completed at the same provider.\nWorkshops are offered either online or face-to-face onsite at The Cairnmillar Institute in Hawthorn East\, Victoria.\nComponent Two constitutes 12 hours of coursework and CPD.\nPlease note – catering is not provided for our face-to-face courses\, however\, there are kitchen facilities available for participant’s use.\nComponent Three (Assessment and Evaluation)\nThis is the final assessment component of the BAS training. It involves submission of a 50-minute recording of a supervision session\, together with a 1\,000-word self-assessment essay.  Guidelines for the submission requirements will be provided and align with the Component Two training.\nComponents One and Two are prerequisites for this course. This course constitutes 8-10 hours of coursework and 10 hours of CPD.\nAs per AHPRA requirements\, the Component Three assessment must be submitted within four months of completing Component Two.\n\n  \n\n \nImportant Information\nThis workshop is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments. In the case we are unable to deliver the workshop\, participants may choose to reschedule to an alternative date. \nIncentive payment eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of successful completion of the program and will be based on the enrolment information provided. eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of enrolment and will be based on the enrolment information provided. \nBy purchasing a ticket\, you are confirming to have read and agreed to the Enrolment Terms and Conditions set by The Cairnmillar Institute. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/tes-sepoct2025/ LOCATION:Online via Zoom ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/Website-Event-Feature-Image.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250903T090000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250904T163000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100215 CREATED:20241113T060145Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260225T092456Z UID:10000125-1756890000-1757003400@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Training the Effective Supervisor - September 2025 DESCRIPTION:Following many years of successful provision of supervision and supervision training – we are now able to offer free Supervisor Foundation training for registered psychologists until 2026. \nThis funding is provided by the Australian Federal Government\, Department of Health and Aged Care in-line with meeting the aims to support and increase the capacity of the psychology workforce. \nPriority places will be given to psychologists supporting First Nations people\, children and youth\, those from CALD communities\, and practitioners working in community mental health settings or regional\, rural\, and remote areas (located in MMM3-7). Supervisors who successfully complete all three components of the training\, will be invited to complete a quick post-training survey allowing us to gather workforce data on our funded training initiatives. Completion of this survey will receive a VISA gift card of $300. \n\nAbout The Training\nThe Cairnmillar Institute is a Psychology Board of Australia-approved supervisor training provider. We deliver all three components of the training required for eligible psychologists to apply for Board Approved Supervisor (BAS) status. The 32 hours of training is presented in three distinct and stipulated component parts: \n\nKnowledge Assessment (Component One)\nSkills Training (Component Two)\nAssessment and Evaluation (Component Three)\n\nThe course is suitable for psychologists who are seeking BAS status. BAS status is required for all supervisors who provide primary\, secondary\, or field placement supervision for: \n\nprovisionally registered psychologists (e.g.\, via 4+2\, 5+1 or higher degree pathways); and/or  \nregistrars (undertaking registrar program for area of practice endorsement).   \n\n  \nLearning Outcomes\nParticipants will gain the knowledge and skills to provide competency-based supervision to provisional psychologists and/or registrars undertaking: \n\nA 4+2 internship program\nA 5+1 internship program\nAn accredited higher degree program\nA Registrar program\, leading to area-of-practice endorsement.\n\nParticipant learning outcomes include developing:  \n\nGreater knowledge and skills in the competency-based model of supervision \nEffective supervision practices and recognising how to set supervision up for success \nKnowledge and skills in establishing and managing the supervisory relationship\, including responding to ruptures\, conflict\, or problems  \nThe ability to assess and evaluate the psychological competencies of the supervisee\, including identifying any progress concerns \nThe ability to evaluate the supervisory process.\n\nUpon completion of all components\, participants are required to submit the following registration form to the Psychology Board for professional recognition. \n  \nEligibility\nPsychologists are eligible to enrol if they have: \n\nHeld general registration with the Psychology Board of Australia for at least 2.5 years\, and/or\nHeld an area of practice endorsement for at least two years (to supervise registrars and some Higher Degree field placements).\n\n\nOur Trainer\nDr Renzo Vittorino\nRenzo is the Course Director of the Graduate Internship Program at The Cairnmillar Institute. Renzo has extensive leadership and clinical experience spanning over 30 years. He has experience in working with individual and families\, community\, and organisational development. Renzo has extensive experience in the development and delivery of programs and training in trauma informed practice including the recently implemented Trauma Informed Leadership Program delivered to managers of Area Mental Health Services in Victoria in partnership with Centre for Mental Health Learning and Department of Health. \n  \nCourse Structure\nThere are three components for this course. Component One and Component Three are online courses. Component Two is a two-day workshop\, conducted either face-to-face or online. \n\nComponent One (Knowledge Assessment)\nThis component is delivered as an online self-paced eLearn module and comprises guided reading and related quizzes. Participants must achieve a minimum overall score of 90% in the assessments to pass this component and to be eligible to register for Component Two.\nThis component constitutes 10 hours of coursework and CPD.\nYou may commence Component One at any time\, once full payment has been received and upon confirmation of your enrolment.\nTo enrol in this component only\, please select the ‘Component One Only’ ticket option.\nComponent Two (Skills Training Workshop)\nThe Component Two workshop is conducted over two consecutive days (Day 1: 9am-4.30pm; Day 2: 9.30am-4.30pm).\nComponent One is a prerequisite for this workshop however does not need to be completed at the same provider.\nWorkshops are offered either online or face-to-face onsite at The Cairnmillar Institute in Hawthorn East\, Victoria.\nComponent Two constitutes 12 hours of coursework and CPD.\nPlease note – catering is not provided for our face-to-face courses\, however\, there are kitchen facilities available for participant’s use.\nComponent Three (Assessment and Evaluation)\nThis is the final assessment component of the BAS training. It involves submission of a 50-minute recording of a supervision session\, together with a 1\,000-word self-assessment essay.  Guidelines for the submission requirements will be provided and align with the Component Two training.\nComponents One and Two are prerequisites for this course. This course constitutes 8-10 hours of coursework and 10 hours of CPD.\nAs per AHPRA requirements\, the Component Three assessment must be submitted within four months of completing Component Two.\n\n  \n\n \nImportant Information\nThis workshop is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments. In the case we are unable to deliver the workshop\, participants may choose to reschedule to an alternative date. \nIncentive payment eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of successful completion of the program and will be based on the enrolment information provided. eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of enrolment and will be based on the enrolment information provided. \nBy purchasing a ticket\, you are confirming to have read and agreed to the Enrolment Terms and Conditions set by The Cairnmillar Institute. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/tes-september2025/ LOCATION:The Cairnmillar Institute\, 391-393 Tooronga Road\,\, Hawthorn East\, Victoria\, 3123 ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/Website-Event-Feature-Image.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250807T090000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250808T163000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100215 CREATED:20241113T055750Z LAST-MODIFIED:20251117T000249Z UID:10000124-1754557200-1754670600@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Training the Effective Supervisor - August 2025 DESCRIPTION:Following many years of successful provision of supervision and supervision training – we are now able to offer free Supervisor Foundation training for registered psychologists until 2026. \nThis funding is provided by the Australian Federal Government\, Department of Health and Aged Care in-line with meeting the aims to support and increase the capacity of the psychology workforce.   \nPriority places will be given to psychologists supporting First Nations people\, children and youth\, those from CALD communities\, and practitioners working in community mental health settings or regional\, rural\, and remote areas (located in MMM3-7). Further\, supervisors from these priority groups may receive an incentive payment to assist with attending the training.  \n\nAbout The Training\nThe Cairnmillar Institute is a Psychology Board of Australia-approved supervisor training provider. We deliver all three components of the training required for eligible psychologists to apply for Board Approved Supervisor (BAS) status. The 32 hours of training is presented in three distinct and stipulated component parts: \n\nKnowledge Assessment (Component One)\nSkills Training (Component Two)\nAssessment and Evaluation (Component Three)\n\nThe course is suitable for psychologists who are seeking BAS status. BAS status is required for all supervisors who provide primary\, secondary\, or field placement supervision for: \n\nprovisionally registered psychologists (e.g.\, via 4+2\, 5+1 or higher degree pathways); and/or  \nregistrars (undertaking registrar program for area of practice endorsement).   \n\n  \nLearning Outcomes\nParticipants will gain the knowledge and skills to provide competency-based supervision to provisional psychologists and/or registrars undertaking: \n\nA 4+2 internship program\nA 5+1 internship program\nAn accredited higher degree program\nA Registrar program\, leading to area-of-practice endorsement.\n\nParticipant learning outcomes include developing:  \n\nGreater knowledge and skills in the competency-based model of supervision \nEffective supervision practices and recognising how to set supervision up for success \nKnowledge and skills in establishing and managing the supervisory relationship\, including responding to ruptures\, conflict\, or problems  \nThe ability to assess and evaluate the psychological competencies of the supervisee\, including identifying any progress concerns \nThe ability to evaluate the supervisory process.\n\nUpon completion of all components\, participants are required to submit the following registration form to the Psychology Board for professional recognition. \n  \nEligibility\nPsychologists are eligible to enrol if they have: \n\nHeld general registration with the Psychology Board of Australia for at least 2.5 years\, and/or\nHeld an area of practice endorsement for at least two years (to supervise registrars and some Higher Degree field placements).\n\n\nOur Trainer\nDr Renzo Vittorino\nRenzo is the Course Director of the Graduate Internship Program at The Cairnmillar Institute. Renzo has extensive leadership and clinical experience spanning over 30 years. He has experience in working with individual and families\, community\, and organisational development. Renzo has extensive experience in the development and delivery of programs and training in trauma informed practice including the recently implemented Trauma Informed Leadership Program delivered to managers of Area Mental Health Services in Victoria in partnership with Centre for Mental Health Learning and Department of Health. \n  \nCourse Structure\nThere are three components for this course. Component One and Component Three are online courses. Component Two is a two-day workshop\, conducted either face-to-face or online. \n\nComponent One (Knowledge Assessment)\nThis component is delivered as an online self-paced eLearn module and comprises guided reading and related quizzes. Participants must achieve a minimum overall score of 90% in the assessments to pass this component and to be eligible to register for Component Two.\nThis component constitutes 10 hours of coursework and CPD.\nYou may commence Component One at any time\, once full payment has been received and upon confirmation of your enrolment.\nTo enrol in this component only\, please select the ‘Component One Only’ ticket option.\nComponent Two (Skills Training Workshop)\nThe Component Two workshop is conducted over two consecutive days (Day 1: 9am-4.30pm; Day 2: 9.30am-4.30pm).\nComponent One is a prerequisite for this workshop however does not need to be completed at the same provider.\nWorkshops are offered either online or face-to-face onsite at The Cairnmillar Institute in Hawthorn East\, Victoria.\nComponent Two constitutes 12 hours of coursework and CPD.\nPlease note – catering is not provided for our face-to-face courses\, however\, there are kitchen facilities available for participant’s use.\nComponent Three (Assessment and Evaluation)\nThis is the final assessment component of the BAS training. It involves submission of a 50-minute recording of a supervision session\, together with a 1\,000-word self-assessment essay.  Guidelines for the submission requirements will be provided and align with the Component Two training.\nComponents One and Two are prerequisites for this course. This course constitutes 8-10 hours of coursework and 10 hours of CPD.\nAs per AHPRA requirements\, the Component Three assessment must be submitted within four months of completing Component Two.\n\n  \n\n \nImportant Information\nThis workshop is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments. In the case we are unable to deliver the workshop\, participants may choose to reschedule to an alternative date. \nIncentive payment eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of successful completion of the program and will be based on the enrolment information provided. eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of enrolment and will be based on the enrolment information provided. \nBy purchasing a ticket\, you are confirming to have read and agreed to the Enrolment Terms and Conditions set by The Cairnmillar Institute. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/tes-august2025/ LOCATION:Online via Zoom ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/Website-Event-Feature-Image.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20241211T090000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20241212T163000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100215 CREATED:20241113T055444Z LAST-MODIFIED:20251117T000444Z UID:10000123-1733907600-1734021000@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Training the Effective Supervisor - December 2024 DESCRIPTION:Following many years of successful provision of supervision and supervision training – we are now able to offer free Supervisor Foundation training for registered psychologists until 2026. \nThis funding is provided by the Australian Federal Government\, Department of Health and Aged Care in-line with meeting the aims to support and increase the capacity of the psychology workforce.   \nPriority places will be given to psychologists supporting First Nations people\, children and youth\, those from CALD communities\, and practitioners working in community mental health settings or regional\, rural\, and remote areas (located in MMM3-7). Further\, supervisors from these priority groups may receive an incentive payment to assist with attending the training.  \n\nAbout The Training\nThe Cairnmillar Institute is a Psychology Board of Australia-approved supervisor training provider. We deliver all three components of the training required for eligible psychologists to apply for Board Approved Supervisor (BAS) status. The 32 hours of training is presented in three distinct and stipulated component parts: \n\nKnowledge Assessment (Component One)\nSkills Training (Component Two)\nAssessment and Evaluation (Component Three)\n\nThe course is suitable for psychologists who are seeking BAS status. BAS status is required for all supervisors who provide primary\, secondary\, or field placement supervision for: \n\nprovisionally registered psychologists (e.g.\, via 4+2\, 5+1 or higher degree pathways); and/or  \nregistrars (undertaking registrar program for area of practice endorsement).   \n\n  \nLearning Outcomes\nParticipants will gain the knowledge and skills to provide competency-based supervision to provisional psychologists and/or registrars undertaking: \n\nA 4+2 internship program\nA 5+1 internship program\nAn accredited higher degree program\nA Registrar program\, leading to area-of-practice endorsement.\n\nParticipant learning outcomes include developing:  \n\nGreater knowledge and skills in the competency-based model of supervision \nEffective supervision practices and recognising how to set supervision up for success \nKnowledge and skills in establishing and managing the supervisory relationship\, including responding to ruptures\, conflict\, or problems  \nThe ability to assess and evaluate the psychological competencies of the supervisee\, including identifying any progress concerns \nThe ability to evaluate the supervisory process.\n\nUpon completion of all components\, participants are required to submit the following registration form to the Psychology Board for professional recognition. \n  \nEligibility\nPsychologists are eligible to enrol if they have: \n\nHeld general registration with the Psychology Board of Australia for at least 2.5 years\, and/or\nHeld an area of practice endorsement for at least two years (to supervise registrars and some Higher Degree field placements).\n\n\nOur Trainer\nDr Renzo Vittorino\nRenzo is the Course Director of the Graduate Internship Program at The Cairnmillar Institute. Renzo has extensive leadership and clinical experience spanning over 30 years. He has experience in working with individual and families\, community\, and organisational development. Renzo has extensive experience in the development and delivery of programs and training in trauma informed practice including the recently implemented Trauma Informed Leadership Program delivered to managers of Area Mental Health Services in Victoria in partnership with Centre for Mental Health Learning and Department of Health. \n  \nCourse Structure\nThere are three components for this course. Component One and Component Three are online courses. Component Two is a two-day workshop\, conducted either face-to-face or online. \n\nComponent One (Knowledge Assessment)\nThis component is delivered as an online self-paced eLearn module and comprises guided reading and related quizzes. Participants must achieve a minimum overall score of 90% in the assessments to pass this component and to be eligible to register for Component Two.\nThis component constitutes 10 hours of coursework and CPD.\nYou may commence Component One at any time\, once full payment has been received and upon confirmation of your enrolment.\nTo enrol in this component only\, please select the ‘Component One Only’ ticket option.\nComponent Two (Skills Training Workshop)\nThe Component Two workshop is conducted over two consecutive days (Day 1: 9am-4.30pm; Day 2: 9.30am-4.30pm).\nComponent One is a prerequisite for this workshop however does not need to be completed at the same provider.\nWorkshops are offered either online or face-to-face onsite at The Cairnmillar Institute in Hawthorn East\, Victoria.\nComponent Two constitutes 12 hours of coursework and CPD.\nPlease note – catering is not provided for our face-to-face courses\, however\, there are kitchen facilities available for participant’s use.\nComponent Three (Assessment and Evaluation)\nThis is the final assessment component of the BAS training. It involves submission of a 50-minute recording of a supervision session\, together with a 1\,000-word self-assessment essay.  Guidelines for the submission requirements will be provided and align with the Component Two training.\nComponents One and Two are prerequisites for this course. This course constitutes 8-10 hours of coursework and 10 hours of CPD.\nAs per AHPRA requirements\, the Component Three assessment must be submitted within four months of completing Component Two.\n\n  \n\n \nImportant Information\nThis workshop is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments. In the case we are unable to deliver the workshop\, participants may choose to reschedule to an alternative date. \nIncentive payment eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of successful completion of the program and will be based on the enrolment information provided. eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of enrolment and will be based on the enrolment information provided. \nBy purchasing a ticket\, you are confirming to have read and agreed to the Enrolment Terms and Conditions set by The Cairnmillar Institute. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/tes-december2024/ LOCATION:Online via Zoom ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/Website-Event-Feature-Image.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20241118T091500 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20241120T163000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100215 CREATED:20241015T025933Z LAST-MODIFIED:20251117T000447Z UID:10000122-1731921300-1732120200@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Tuning Relationships with Music - November 2024 DESCRIPTION:About The Training\nTuning Relationships with Music® (TRM) is an evidence-informed family therapy for parents who have experienced trauma and their children\, designed to help them have the attuned\, connected relationship they long to have with each other. Musical exercises help families to learn safe ways of communicating\, and to manage conflict in respectful\, healthy ways. Benefits of the training include:  \n\n\nReducing conflict and improving parent-child relationships.\nUse of musical exercises that focus on non-verbal\, somatic & mindfulness-based skills.\nProvides Mental Health Professionals a practical intervention for their toolkit.\nProfessionals and families do NOT have to have any musical training to take part or deliver TRM.\n\nThe 21 hours of training are presented in two components: \n\nComponent One: Webinar and Pre-Reading (3 hours).\nComponent Two: Clinical Training (18 hours across 3 days).\n\nThis workshop is endorsed by the Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia (PACFA) for 21 active CPD points. \n  \nEligibility\nThis workshop is available to professionals who are interested in working therapeutically with parents who have experienced trauma and their children. Professionals need to be qualified or studying towards a qualification in a discipline that entitles them to achieve registration with a relevant professional body e.g.\, the Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia\, The Australian Association of Family Therapy\, The Australian Music Therapy Association\, the Australian Counselling Association\, the Australian Psychological Society or similar.  \nCairnmillar students and those part of the Tuning Relationships with Music research group need not apply. Supervisors of Cairnmillar students may be eligible to attend for free. For eligibility criteria\, please contact Dr Vivienne Colegrove on vivienne.colegrove@cairnmillar.edu.au. \n  \n\nOur Trainer\n\nDr Vivienne Colegrove\nDr Vivienne Colegrove is a family therapist and researcher currently lecturing at Cairnmillar in the Counselling and Psychotherapy degree\, and supervision of research students. They have expertise in intervention research. \n  \nCourse Structure\nThere are two components for this workshop. Component One is an online course. Component Two is a two-day workshop\, conducted either face-to-face or online. \n\nComponent One: Pre-recorded Webinar and Reading (3 hours)\nThis training webinar provides a detailed orientation to the theory and research underpinning Tuning Relationships with Music®\, and an introduction to using musical exercises to assess nonverbal aspects of parent-child interaction\, including when they are in conflict. Participants wishing to claim active CPD points will need to complete a brief quiz before commencing component two. What is covered:  \n\nResearch/evidence: Why is nonverbal communication important? \n\n\nResearch/evidence: Additional nonverbal communication challenges for families with a trauma history. \n\n\nUsing music to clinically observe nonverbal interaction. \n\n\nUsing music to clinically observe nonverbal aspects of conflict interaction. \n\nLearning outcomes:  \n\nUnderstanding of relevant theories\, existing evidence-base and where gaps are when working with parent-adolescent conflict where the parent has a history of abuse or neglect. \n\n\nLearning about the rationale for using music as a way to address implicit somatic and emotional interpersonal processes that drive conflict within a systemic framework. \n\n\nIntroduction to ways music may therapeutically address issues faced by traumatised families. \nLearning how to clinically observe music-based assessments of parent-child interaction and conflict interaction\, and how to use this information to inform therapeutic intervention (introduced in Component One and continued in Component Two).\n\n\nComponent Two: Three-day training (18 hours)\nComponent Two provides detailed information about the structure and principles of TRM\, and in-depth training in how to deliver the therapy. A clinician manual is included\, which includes demonstration videos of each music exercise. What is covered:  \n\nIntroduction and overview of Tuning Relationships with Music®. \n\n\nSessions 1-8 (didactic and experiential learning how to conduct these sessions). \n\n\nCase applications and adapations of TRM for other client groups. \n\nLearning outcomes:  \n\nLearning the key tasks and 8 sessions of Tuning Relationships with Music®.  \n\n\nAbility to deliver the intervention to families. \n\n \n\nAccreditation\nParticipants who wish to become accredited in this method are required to submit a video of their work using TRM with a family to be assessed. Additional fees may apply.  \n  \n \nImportant Information\nBy purchasing a ticket\, you are confirming to have read and agreed to the Enrolment Terms and Conditions set by The Cairnmillar Institute. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/tuning-relationships-with-music-nov2024/ LOCATION:Online via Zoom ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/Website-Event-Feature-Image-kids.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250410T090000 DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250410T163000 DTSTAMP:20260604T100215 CREATED:20241002T041837Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260227T072843Z UID:10000120-1744275600-1744302600@www.cairnmillar.org.au SUMMARY:Personality Assessment Inventory (PAI) DESCRIPTION:Enhance your psychological toolkit with our PAI workshop\, designed for psychologists at any career stage. From foundational interpretation to advanced applications\, gain practical experience and refine your strategies for clinical diagnosis\, treatment planning and screening for psychopathology.\n\nThe Personality Assessment Inventory (PAI) is a self-administered\, objective test of personality and psychopathology. It is widely used clinically in Australia and is one of the critical tests that trainee psychologists must be familiar with for the National Psychology Exam. Our dual professional development workshop is designed to address the needs of psychologists with varying levels of experience. \nThe day-long workshop begins with a review of the key features and elements of the PAI suitable for those who have limited exposure or who are looking to refresh their skills. While this is intended to provide you with foundational knowledge and interpretative strategies to elevate your skills in deciphering the complexities of psychopathology\, advanced content will also be presented in relation to the application of the test in the Australian context.  Additionally\, a structural approach to interpreting and reporting the findings of the PAI will be discussed. \nAdvanced or more contemporary content will also be reviewed particularly with respect to the suite of measures that have become available since the release of the PAI Plus. These additional measures which include scales for assessing validity\, suicide and violence risk\, need for hospitalisation\, and the DSM-5 alternate model for personality disorders will be critically evaluated for the roles they may play in PAI interpretation. Some additional measures from the research literature will also be reviewed. \nLearning Outcomes\nFor those attending for foundation or refresher purposes\, this workshop will introduce participants to the PAI and discuss its structure and application with clients. The workshop will cover basic interpretive strategy including determining the validity of a profile\, clinical scale elevations\, and the use of configural interpretations and indices to enhance the role and interpretation of the test. Attendees will acquire a more critical and nuanced understanding of the roles the test plays in their clinical practices. In addition to reviewing the additional measures and approaches that have been recently introduced\, critical evaluation of their incremental validity will assist in determining which would be appropriate for adoption or exclusion. \nAt the end of this workshop participants will be able to: \n\nDescribe the structure of the PAI.\nUnderstand how to determine the validity of a PAI profile and its implications for interpretation.\nAddress normal range personality issues such as self-perception\, interpersonal style\, perception of environment\, and treatment motivation.\nInterpret clinical scale elevations.\nEnhance evaluations of response bias\, risk of harm to self and others\, and treatment considerations through the use of indices and statistical algorithms.\nUnderstand the relationship between the PAI and the role it can play in assisting in diagnosis.\nUnderstand and undertake more detailed evaluations of protocol validity including inconsistency\, defensiveness\, and over-reporting.\nApply appropriate additional measures for the assessment of risk of harm to self and others and the assessment of personality disorders using the alternate dimensional model.\nImplement a structural approach to PAI interpretation and reporting and employ a hierarchical approach to personality assessment that places the PAI in its broader clinical context.\nUnderstand the cautions and limitations in using profile analysis with the PAI.\n\nThis workshop will be available in a hybrid format allowing attendees to join both online or face-to-face at 391-393 Tooronga Road\, Hawthorn East VIC 3123.\nEligibility\nThe day-long workshop is suitable for provisional or registered psychologists who have had limited exposure to the PAI or those who are looking to refresh their skills. Also suitable for board approved supervisors looking to increase their knowledge of the PAI for supervisory purposes. \nOur Trainer\nAssoc Prof Graeme Senior \nDr Graeme Senior is an associate lecturer in the Faculty of Psychology\, Counselling and Psychotherapy at The Cairnmillar Institute (CMI) teaching Advanced Assessment for Clinical Psychologists. Dr Senior is a US-trained psychologist who has been working as a clinician\, academic\, and researcher in Australia since 1993. \nMuch of the consultancy and clinical work he has done as an academic and private practitioner is specific to addressing clinical\, forensic\, and neuropsychological issues with psychological test data. He has established Australian normative and medicolegal base-rate data for many tests including the PAI\, MMPI-2 and MMPI-2-RF and it is this research along with his clinical and supervision experiences that informs the presentations and workshops he conducts. \nImportant Information\nThis workshop is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments. In the case we are unable to deliver the workshop\, participants may choose to reschedule to an alternative date or receive a refund. URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/pai-april2025/ LOCATION:The Cairnmillar Institute\, 391-393 Tooronga Road\,\, Hawthorn East\, Victoria\, 3123 ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/Website-Event-Feature-Image-1.jpg ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR