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SUMMARY:Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) - April 2026
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/applied-suicide-intervention-skills-training-asist-april-2026/
LOCATION:The Cairnmillar Institute\, 391-393 Tooronga Road\,\, Hawthorn East\, Victoria\, 3123
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ORGANIZER;CN="Cairnmillar Professional Development":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.org.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20260218T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20260218T130000
DTSTAMP:20260604T204706
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SUMMARY:MHFA Refresher - February 2026
DESCRIPTION:The Standard MHFA Refresher Course is designed to help current Accredited MHFAiders maintain their certification and stay up to date with the latest mental health first aid knowledge\, skills\, and information. \nParticipants will engage in up-to-date research\, practice complex scenarios\, and extend their accreditation for another three years upon successful completion of a short assessment. \n\n  \n\nLearning Objectives\n\n\nThis internationally recognised workshop is evidence based and informed by lived experience. Participants will:  \n\n\nUnderstand the latest research in mental health\,\nNavigate complex mental health first aid scenarios\,\nPractice and enhance mental health first aid skills\, discuss challenges\, and share knowledge.\n\n  \nEligibility\nTo enrol in the Refresher Course\, participants must have completed a full MHFA course and passed the accreditation assessment within the last three years. The Standard Refresher course is available to current and accredited MHFAiders who completed the following courses: \n\nStandard MHFA\nOlder Person MHFA\nBlended/Online Community or Workplace\nFinancial Services\, Legal Professionals or Pharmacy MHFA\nTertiary\n\nParticipants are required to bring their own Fourth Edition manual and need to provide a copy of their Certificate of Accreditation to our team prior to the training. You can access a copy via your Mental Health First Aid Account and email it to pd@cairnmillar.org.au \nParticipants who have last attended a Refresher Course will need to attend a full course as per the accreditation pathway. \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. \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/mhfa-refresher-feb-2026/
LOCATION:The Cairnmillar Institute\, 391-393 Tooronga Road\,\, Hawthorn East\, Victoria\, 3123
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ORGANIZER;CN="Cairnmillar Professional Development":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.org.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250901T110000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250901T140000
DTSTAMP:20260604T204706
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SUMMARY:Big Tent Showcase 2025
DESCRIPTION:Children + Confidence + Coping + Resilience\nWe all play an essential role in nurturing our children’s confidence\, resilience\, and coping skills. This year’s Showcase focuses on the current challenges faced by our children and emphasises how everyone can contribute to this important community effort. Our presenters include preschool professionals\, psychologists\, and researchers who will share their valuable insights. They will discuss how The Big Tent Project plays a key role in helping children manage their emotions\, approach separation and divorce with kindness\, and find support through their ups and downs. We hope you will be able to join us on what will be an inspiring and informative day. \nTo confirm your attendance\, please select the ticket option towards the bottom of this page and complete your details. \nThe Big Tent Project is made possible thanks to the generosity of our many individual donors\, supporters\, and partner organisations. We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who has contributed to the Big Tent. \nAcknowledgements: This event is being held on the land of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation and we respectfully acknowledge them as the Traditional Owners and custodians of the land of which we will be gathered. We pay our respects to their Elders\, past and present\, and the Elders from other communities which may be in attendance. \nThis event will be recorded. Photographs and videos may be taken at this event. Your image and video may be used in Cairnmillar’s printed and electronic publications or social media sites for promotional and historical purposes. Please contact our team at marketing@cairnmillar.org.au if you do not wish for your image to be reproduced. \nDate and Time: 11.00 am – 2.00pm\, Monday September 1\, 2025. Lunch will be provided. \n \nAddress: 391-393 Tooronga Road\, Hawthorn East VIC 3123 \nParking: There is limited underground parking available\, with two car park entrances available via Hall Street. After parking\, you will then walk out of the car park to Hall Street\, turn right\, and access the building via the main doors on Tooronga Road. \nDisable parking is available in the top car park. Those with accessibility requirements may also use the elevator available in the top carpark by ringing the doorbell and taking the lift to level 1. \nAlternatively\, there is free two-hour parking available at the front of our building\, on Tooronga Road and on multiple side streets in the vicinity. Unlimited time parking is also available on Auburn Road at the end of Hall Street (7-minute walk)\, towards Riversdale Road (10-15 minute walk)\, or three-hour free parking at Tooronga Village\, 766 Toorak Rd\, Glen Iris VIC 3146 (5 minute walk). \nPublic Transport: We are a 10-minute walk from Tooronga train station\, a 15-minute walk from Burke Road tram\, or a 3-minute walk from bus route 624.\nPublic Transport Victoria’s Journey Planner is very useful when planning your trip around Melbourne: https://www.ptv.vic.gov.au/journey \nFor all enquiries\, please contact marketing@cairnmillar.org.au or phone us at 03 9813 3400.
URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/big-tent-showcase-2025/
LOCATION:The Cairnmillar Institute\, 391-393 Tooronga Road\,\, Hawthorn East\, Victoria\, 3123
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250909T093000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250909T163000
DTSTAMP:20260604T204706
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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
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ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250904T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250905T170000
DTSTAMP:20260604T204706
CREATED:20250618T053907Z
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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
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ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20251007T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20251009T163000
DTSTAMP:20260604T204706
CREATED:20250429T234405Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260224T094219Z
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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
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ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250709T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250711T163000
DTSTAMP:20260604T204706
CREATED:20250429T231552Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260224T094116Z
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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
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ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250407T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250408T170000
DTSTAMP:20260604T204706
CREATED:20241218T000606Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251117T000431Z
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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
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ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250206T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250207T163000
DTSTAMP:20260604T204706
CREATED:20241210T014605Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251117T000443Z
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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
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ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250702T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250703T160000
DTSTAMP:20260604T204706
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
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250903T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250904T163000
DTSTAMP:20260604T204707
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
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ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250410T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250410T163000
DTSTAMP:20260604T204707
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
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ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250702T093000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250702T163000
DTSTAMP:20260604T204707
CREATED:20240920T055723Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260224T095708Z
UID:10000119-1751448600-1751473800@www.cairnmillar.org.au
SUMMARY:Supervisor Master Class - July 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 from these priority groups may 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-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/SMC-Feature-Image.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250402T093000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250402T163000
DTSTAMP:20260604T204707
CREATED:20240920T055210Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260224T094410Z
UID:10000116-1743586200-1743611400@www.cairnmillar.org.au
SUMMARY:Supervisor Master Class - April 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 from these priority groups may 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-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/SMC-Feature-Image.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250702T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250703T163000
DTSTAMP:20260604T204707
CREATED:20240920T052800Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251117T000255Z
UID:10000113-1751446800-1751560200@www.cairnmillar.org.au
SUMMARY:Training the Effective Supervisor - July 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. \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-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/Website-Event-Feature-Image.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250402T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250403T163000
DTSTAMP:20260604T204707
CREATED:20240920T051744Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251117T000435Z
UID:10000110-1743584400-1743697800@www.cairnmillar.org.au
SUMMARY:Training the Effective Supervisor - April 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. \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-april2025/
LOCATION:The Cairnmillar Institute\, 391-393 Tooronga Road\,\, Hawthorn East\, Victoria\, 3123
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ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20241021T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20241022T163000
DTSTAMP:20260604T204707
CREATED:20240802T015344Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251117T000449Z
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SUMMARY:Training the Effective Supervisor - October 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\,\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. \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-october2024/
LOCATION:The Cairnmillar Institute\, 391-393 Tooronga Road\,\, Hawthorn East\, Victoria\, 3123
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ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20240903T110000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20240903T150000
DTSTAMP:20260604T204707
CREATED:20240611T040956Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250916T070237Z
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SUMMARY:Cairnmillar Showcase: Trauma - Spirituality - Hope
DESCRIPTION:We request the pleasure of your company for our free Showcase event\, with special guest Rev. Dr. Steven Koski from Bend\, Oregon USA.\nOur panel of experts will delve into the critical roles that spirituality and hope play in therapy and beyond. Our experts will be discussing a range of contemporary challenges in our society\, and how hope plays a vital role in living a meaningful life. Following our series of expert presentations on topics ranging from hope and spirituality in our contemporary world\, and several covering working with vulnerable groups\, our experts will join a panel discussion titled “Nurturing Hope in Therapy and Beyond: Perspectives on Mental Health and Spirituality”.  \n \nOur keynote address “The Spirituality of Hope: Finding stubborn hope in a beautiful and terrible world” will be given by Rev. Dr. Steven Koski who joins us from Bend\, Oregon. \nLunch\, tea and coffee provided. To confirm your attendance\, please select the free ticket option towards the bottom of this page and complete your details. \n  \nAcknowledgements: The Cairnmillar Showcase is being held on the land of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation and we respectfully acknowledge them as the Traditional Owners and custodians of the land of which we will be gathered. We pay our respects to their Elders\, past and present\, and the Elders from other communities which may be in attendance. \nA photographer and videographer will be capturing moments at this event. Your image may be used in Cairnmillar’s printed and electronic publications or social media sites for promotional and historical purposes. Please contact our team at marketing@cairnmillar.org.au if you do not wish for your image to be reproduced. \n  \nDate: Tuesday 3rd September 2024 \nTime: 11.00am – 3.00pm. \nAddress: 391-393 Tooronga Road\, Hawthorn East VIC 3123 \nParking: There is limited underground parking available\, with two car park entrances available via Hall Street. After parking\, you will then walk out of the car park to Hall Street\, turn right\, and access the building via the main doors on Tooronga Road. \nDisable parking is available in the top car park. Those with accessibility requirements may also use the elevator available in the top carpark by ringing the doorbell and taking the lift to level 1. \nAlternatively\, there is free two-hour parking available at the front of our building\, on Tooronga Road and on multiple side streets in the vicinity. Unlimited time parking is also available on Auburn Road at the end of Hall Street (7-minute walk)\, towards Riversdale Road (10–15-minute walk)\, or three-hour free parking at Tooronga Village\, 766 Toorak Rd\, Glen Iris VIC 3146 (5-minute walk). \nPublic Transport: We are a 10-minute walk from Tooronga train station\, a 15-minute walk from Burke Road tram\, or a 3-minute walk from bus route 624.\nPublic Transport Victoria’s Journey Planner is very useful when planning your trip around Melbourne: https://www.ptv.vic.gov.au/journey \n\nFor all enquiries\, please contact Lana Winzar at pd@cairnmillar.org.au or by phoning 03 9813 3400. \n  \nBody Mind Spirit\nThe Institute’s extensive history is now available in an 84-page hardbound book\, Body Mind Spirit. Copies are available to purchase by completing the ticket option at the bottom of this page\, or on the day of the event.
URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/showcase/
LOCATION:The Cairnmillar Institute\, 391-393 Tooronga Road\,\, Hawthorn East\, Victoria\, 3123
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ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20240528T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20240529T163000
DTSTAMP:20260604T204707
CREATED:20240212T040432Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251117T000625Z
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SUMMARY:Training the Effective Supervisor - May 2024
DESCRIPTION:The 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 for a period of three years; or\,\nHeld an area of practice endorsement for at least two years (to supervise registrars and some Higher Degree field placements).\n\n\nOur Trainers\nDr Renzo Vittorino \nMichelle Doolan \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\nPlease note\, this course is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments and conditional to Government restrictions implemented at the time of the course. In the case we are unable to deliver the course\, a free course transfer will be available to an alternative course date\, or a full refund minus any platform ticketing fees will be available. \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/tesc2-may2024/
LOCATION:The Cairnmillar Institute\, 391-393 Tooronga Road\,\, Hawthorn East\, Victoria\, 3123
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ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20240620T093000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20240620T163000
DTSTAMP:20260604T204707
CREATED:20231215T051935Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260402T113940Z
UID:10000073-1718875800-1718901000@www.cairnmillar.org.au
SUMMARY:Supervisor Master Class - June 2024
DESCRIPTION:This 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. \nThis 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. \n\nThe workshop will include experiential exercises and involve a competency-based assessment. \nThis course constitutes 6 hours of CPD. \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. \nImportant Information\n \nPlease note\, this course is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments and conditional to Government restrictions implemented at the time of the course. In the case we are unable to deliver the course face-to-face\, the course will be transferred to online delivery via zoom. A free course transfer will be available to an alternative course date\, or a full refund of the course minus any platform ticketing fees will be available. \nPlease note\, this event is not catered.
URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/smc-june2024/
LOCATION:The Cairnmillar Institute\, 391-393 Tooronga Road\,\, Hawthorn East\, Victoria\, 3123
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ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20230829T114500
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20230829T131500
DTSTAMP:20260604T204707
CREATED:20230816T003246Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250916T065255Z
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SUMMARY:If Everyone Cared: Celebrating the Legacy of Aunty Margaret Tucker (MBE)
DESCRIPTION:Please note: the links contained here contain images of deceased Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.  \n  \nWe have much to learn about the unique experiences of Indigenous people\, and the resilience and wisdom that they have accumulated over tens of thousands of years. Elders are a major repository of such knowledge. Cairnmillar therefore invites you to attend its NAIDOC related event to celebrate the theme of ‘For Our Elders’. \nFew individuals have had the impact of Aunty Margaret Tucker (OBE) (1904-1996)\, who after being forcibly removed from her family at the age of 13\, became a fierce advocate for multiple Indigenous issues concerning a more equal and fair society for all\, which still resonate today. Join us for a discussion about the ‘Lousy Little Sixpence’\, a documentary which details some of the struggles and victories faced by Aunty Margaret. \nWe are particularly fortunate to have relatives of Aunty Margaret joining us for this event\, who will give us their lived experience and/or personal perspectives on the life of Aunty Margaret\, and the issues she experienced and fought for. \n  \nTania Rossi \nA proud Yorta Yorta/Wiradjuri woman who has been raised by a very strong lineage of Aboriginal women who have pathed her way to where she is today. Tania is currently employed with The Koorie Heritage Trust where she Facilitates in the Building of Aboriginal Competency through Cultural Awareness workshops that include the development of awareness of Aboriginal culture and identity\, and developing awareness of the strengths of Aboriginal culture and people. \nShe started at the Wellness Foundation in 2016 as a mentor for girls aged from 12 to 15 then was promoted to Program Manager and Managed 5 Programs to them take over acting CEO role for 2yrs. In 2020 Tania took over the acting CEO role for two years and managed to get the Foundation and community through two years of Covid. Tania also worked for World vision with a Program called Young Mob during 2015 -2017. Young Mob programs offer experiences to Aboriginal and Tores Strait Islander students from NSW to VIC. It connects them with their culture and reinforces their Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Identity. \nSenior Elder Aunty Zeta Thomson \nA Yorta Yorta and Wurundjeri woman who is highly regarded both locally and nationally. Aunty Zeta’s mother (Geraldine Briggs\, OA) and father (Selwyn Briggs) are both highly regarded Aboriginal advocates in their own rights\, being involved in watershed events such as the 1967 Referendum\, and establishing the Victorian Aboriginal Health Service (see here for details). Aunty Zeta is the niece of Aunty Margaret. \nContinuing the work of the warriors within her family who have preceded her\, Aunty Zeta has devoted her life to community\, including (but not limited to) teaching language and culture at Worawa Aboriginal College (a boarding school for Indigenous girls\, located in Healesville)\, being an advocate for Aboriginal prisoners by providing cultural programs at the Malmsbury and Parkville Detention Centres\, and serving (or having served) on the Regional Aboriginal Justice Committee\, the Koorie Justice Forum\, the Victoria Police Koori Reference Group\, and the Women’s Correctional Services Advisory Committee. Since 2006\, she has also been a monthly volunteer for the Independent Visitors Prisoner Scheme\, reporting to the Victorian Minister for Corrections. Aunty Zeta has also made substantial contributions to women’s health via her roles in the Women’s Family Circle Program\, emphasising principles of holistic healing via a focus on spiritual\, physical and mental health in the wider context of social and emotional wellbeing. These roles are but just some examples of her tireless advocacy\, all of which contributed to her induction into the Victorian Aboriginal Honour Roll (2019). \nAunty Zeta is also a renowned artist\, with exhibitions across Australia and internationally\, including Melbourne Museum\, Arts Centre Melbourne\, and Parliament House (Sydney)\, and as a Melbourne Art Tram. Most recently\, her work was exhibited in the Rising Festival\, as part of the Shadows Spirit showcase. On top of all this\, she was a cultural advisor on the movie The Sapphires. \n  \nDate and Time: 11.45 – 1.15pm\, Tuesday 29th August 2023.  \nAddress: 391-393 Tooronga Road\, Hawthorn East VIC 3123 \nParking: There is limited underground parking available\, with two car park entrances available via Hall Street. After parking\, you will then walk out of the car park to Hall Street\, turn right\, and access the building via the main doors on Tooronga Road. \nDisable parking is available in the top car park. Those with accessibility requirements may also use the elevator available in the top carpark by ringing the doorbell and taking the lift to level 1. \nAlternatively\, there is free two-hour parking available at the front of our building\, on Tooronga Road and on multiple side streets in the vicinity. Unlimited time parking is also available on Auburn Road at the end of Hall Street (7-minute walk)\, towards Riversdale Road (10-15 minute walk)\, or three-hour free parking at Tooronga Village\, 766 Toorak Rd\, Glen Iris VIC 3146 (5 minute walk). \nPublic Transport: We are a 10-minute walk from Tooronga train station\, a 15-minute walk from Burke Road tram\, or a 3-minute walk from bus route 624.\nPublic Transport Victoria’s Journey Planner is very useful when planning your trip around Melbourne: https://www.ptv.vic.gov.au/journey \nPhotographs may be taken at this event. Your image may be used in Cairnmillar’s printed and electronic publications or social media sites for promotional and historical purposes. Please contact our team at marketing@cairnmillar.org.au if you do not wish for your image to be reproduced. \nFor all enquiries\, please contact marketing@cairnmillar.org.au or phone us at 03 9813 3400. \n  \n 
URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/naidoc2023/
LOCATION:The Cairnmillar Institute\, 391-393 Tooronga Road\,\, Hawthorn East\, Victoria\, 3123
ORGANIZER;CN="Marielle":MAILTO:marketing@cairnmillar.org.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20230806T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20230806T130000
DTSTAMP:20260604T204707
CREATED:20230628T105648Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260402T114759Z
UID:10000027-1691312400-1691326800@www.cairnmillar.org.au
SUMMARY:CMI Open Day 2023
DESCRIPTION:Are your ready for CMI Open Day 2023?  \nhttps://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/Open-Day-2023-Landscape.mp4\n Open days are the best opportunity to learn the ins and outs of your dream course\, whilst having the opportunity to talk directly to our experienced practitioners\, researchers and excellent educators\, as well as current students and alumni. On this exciting day\, you’ll get a chance to: \n\nTake a tour of your future campus\nUnderstand how and when to apply\, including information about our applications portal and VTAC\nDiscuss any questions you have with our amazing CMI staff\, students and Alumni\n\nBy getting your tickets early\, you’ll be one of the first to get access to the complete range of activities and day map! \nClick here for more information on Open Day and previous Information Sessions. \n  \nAlso visit our booth #26 at the Melbourne Career Expo to get a chance to win some goodies! \n \n2023 Melbourne Career Expo is FREE for all to attend but online registration is ESSENTIAL. \nClick here for your FREE Ticket\, Fill in your details and you will be emailed a Free Ticket.
URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/cmi-open-day-2023/
LOCATION:The Cairnmillar Institute\, 391-393 Tooronga Road\,\, Hawthorn East\, Victoria\, 3123
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20230426T154500
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SUMMARY:60th Anniversary Celebration
DESCRIPTION:We request the pleasure of your company for our 60th Anniversary Celebration with special guest Dr Monique Ryan MP. \nOver the last 62 years\, The Cairnmillar Institute has earned the reputation as a pioneer of community mental health\, personal development and professional education in this country. A critical component in our success is the dedication of our council members\, staff\, students\, our various committees\, volunteers\, the passion of many friends and the support and interest of our alumni. We look forward to celebrating with each and every one of you on this momentous occasion. \nTo confirm your attendance\, please select the ticket option towards the bottom of this page and complete your details. \nAcknowledgements: Our 60th Anniversary Celebration is being held on the land of the Wurundjeri Nations people and we respectfully acknowledge them as the Traditional Owners and custodians of the land of which we will be gathered. We pay our respects to their Elders\, past and present\, and the Elders from other communities which may be in attendance. \nA photographer will be taking photographs at this event. Your image may be used in Cairnmillar’s printed and electronic publications or social media sites for promotional and historical purposes. Please contact our team at marketing@cairnmillar.org.au if you do not wish for your image to be reproduced. \n  \nDate and Time: 3.45 – 5.00pm\, Wednesday April 26\, 2023. Tea and coffee on arrival.  \nAddress: 391-393 Tooronga Road\, Hawthorn East VIC 3123 \nParking: There is limited underground parking available\, with two car park entrances available via Hall Street. After parking\, you will then walk out of the car park to Hall Street\, turn right\, and access the building via the main doors on Tooronga Road. \nDisable parking is available in the top car park. Those with accessibility requirements may also use the elevator available in the top carpark by ringing the doorbell and taking the lift to level 1. \nAlternatively\, there is free two-hour parking available at the front of our building\, on Tooronga Road and on multiple side streets in the vicinity. Unlimited time parking is also available on Auburn Road at the end of Hall Street (7-minute walk)\, towards Riversdale Road (10-15 minute walk)\, or three-hour free parking at Tooronga Village\, 766 Toorak Rd\, Glen Iris VIC 3146 (5 minute walk). \nPublic Transport: We are a 10-minute walk from Tooronga train station\, a 15-minute walk from Burke Road tram\, or a 3-minute walk from bus route 624.\nPublic Transport Victoria’s Journey Planner is very useful when planning your trip around Melbourne: https://www.ptv.vic.gov.au/journey \n\nFor all enquiries\, please contact marketing@cairnmillar.org.au or phone us at 03 9813 3400. \n  \nBody Mind Spirit\nThe Institute’s extensive history is now available in a 84-page hardbound book\, Body Mind Spirit. Copies are available to purchase by completing the ticket option at the bottom of this page\, or on the day of the event. \n 
URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/60/
LOCATION:The Cairnmillar Institute\, 391-393 Tooronga Road\,\, Hawthorn East\, Victoria\, 3123
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