Past Events

This presentation describes the development from 2003 to the present time, of a pathway that was developed to introduce and sustain evidence based family intervention. The pathway was initiated by the introduction of an evidence based family assessment system (Beavers & Hampson, 1990) into a child and youth mental health service.

Many children experience separation, divorce and family trauma, and find it difficult adjusting to the change in their lives.  

Relationships Australia is proudly presenting Dr Robert Emery in a two day Masterclass.  

This webinar will highlight findings and discuss the implications of recent research projects into family violence and fathering.

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The Greater Brisbane Family Law Pathways Network is proud to announce this professional development opportunity.  Building upon work by Mr Bill Eddy, Ms Megan Hunter of the High Conflict Institute, California, will explore: conflict styles personality patterns of high conflict behaviour working with resistence practice skills for FDRPs communicating with High Conflict Clients This interactive workshop will be held at Riverside Receptions, 50 Oxlade Drive, New Farm on Tuesday 12th August, 2014.

The division of your personal assets and income after separation can be a source of much angst and confusion. Whether you are already negotiating your property settlement or have just separated, this workshop will assist you to better understand the legal pathway and your options for reaching an agreement.

So often you are the parent you’ve always wanted to be – loving, firm, kind, full of joy and laughter.  Other days, well… just like your children, you get triggered and feel like having a meltdown yourself.

NQ Family Law Pathways Network is proud to present "New Ways of Mediation of High Conflict Disputes" with Megan Hunter of the High Conflict Institute, USA. The Workshop will explore:

  The aims of this 3 day workshop are to provide participants with: