Implementing a Systemic Trauma-Informed Approach
Cultivate a trauma-informed workplace that not only strengthens your organization but also nurtures the well-being of those who contribute to its success.
In-Person
Compliance Requirements for Psychological Health and Safety Workplaces
This workshop addresses the pressing need to demystify and clarify employers’ obligations within the area of managerial responsibility, with a particular focus on providing guidance to small and medium-sized businesses.
In-Person
Master of Professional Psychology – Online
The Master of Professional Psychology (MPP) represents the first year of the ‘5+1’ pathway to general registration as a psychologist. The course prepares selected graduates of an APAC accredited fourth year course in psychology, who are eligible for registration as a provisional psychologist with the Psychology Board of Australia (PsyBA), to meet the core capabilities and attributes required to practice.
This course is now available online. Students can either undertake the units at the Hawthorn East Campus or via online.
Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) – Online
The Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) is an APAC accredited fourth year psychology program. This course includes theoretical and professional-focused training to prepare students for provisional registration with the Psychology Board of Australia, upon subsequent enrolment in a Master of Psychology training program. Graduates are eligible to apply for APAC accredited masters-level psychology training programs.
This course is now available online. Students can either undertake the units at the Hawthorn East Campus or via online.
Semester 2 (Part-time only) - Not applicable to International Student Visa Holders
Part-time (18 months)
Part-time (2 years)
Certificate III in Entrepreneurship and New Business (Health Practice Management)
This nationally recognised and practical course is customised and available for people who want to start their own health service/practice, consolidate business development skills or manage a health service/practice.
Online
Diploma of Leadership and Management (Health Services/Practice Management)
With a health services/practice management lens, the Diploma of Leadership and Management (Health Services/Practice Management) will equip and empower participants with the foundations necessary to commence or manage health services/practices and to lead high-performing teams and achieve operational health service/practice success.
Online
Master of Child, Youth and Family Mental Health
The Master of Child, Youth, and Family Mental Health provides students with high level training in assessment and therapeutic modalities and interventions for working with children, youth, and families.
Semester 2 2024
Graduate Certificate of Child, Youth and Family Mental Health
The Graduate Certificate of Child, Youth, and Family Mental Health introduces students to working with children, youth, and families to promote mental health. The course is designed with a holistic and systemic approach to mental health in mind, which incorporates prevention and early intervention. Students will be trained in foundational skills required to practice counselling within a child, youth, and family context.
Semester 2 each year
Graduate Diploma of Child, Youth and Family Mental Health
The Graduate Diploma of Child, Youth, and Family Mental Health provides students with training in assessment and therapeutic modalities and interventions for working with children, youth, and families.
The course is designed with a holistic and systemic approach to mental health in mind, which incorporates prevention, early intervention, and treatment.
Semester 1 each year
Effective Working with High Levels of Stress and Overwhelm
This workshop provides experiential learning of the process called “Clearing a Space” that has been developed in the context of Focusing-Oriented Therapy.
Acknowledgement of Country
The Cairnmillar Institute acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land on which we are meeting. We pay our respects to their Elders, past and present, and the Aboriginal Elders of other communities who may be here today.
