Adolescent Violence in the Home: Systemic Interventions with Families - DH-ICYF 2024-25

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Understand the systemic and relational context to adolescent family violence and explore trauma-informed interventions

The Department of Health has commissioned new training opportunities for the expanding workforce in public clinical Infant, Child, Youth, and Family Mental Health services. A key component of this initiative is to support the growing early-career workforce to work confidently and effectively with clients and their families, carers and supporters.

Under the initiative, Bouverie is delivering 5 training packages at no cost for professionals working in a publicly funded, Victorian based CAMHS/CYMHS* service. (*CAMHS: Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service; CYMHS: Child and Youth Mental Health Service.)

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Eligible participants

As part of this initiative, registrations are subsidised for early-career clinicians who work at one of the following services:

Metro:

  • Alfred CAMHS
  • Austin CAMHS
  • Eastern Health CAMHS/CYMHS
  • Monash Health ELMHS
  • Orygen
  • Royal Children's Mental Health

Regional:

  • Barwon CAMHS & Jigsaw
  • Bendigo Health CAMHS
  • Goulburn Valley AMHS CAMHS
  • Grampians Area Mental Health Service
  • Latrobe Valley & Latrobe Regional Hospital Mental Health Services
  • Mildura Base Hospital CYMHS
  • North East Child & Adolescent Mental Health Service (Wodonga)
  • South West Healthcare Mental Health Services

Relevant audience

Therapists, youth and family services practitioners, as well as other direct care workers supporting young people, parents or families, who are seeking to build their confidence in working with young people who use violence and their parent/s or carers. This can either be applied in their individual clinical practice or as a treatment modality within their agency.

About this workshop

This one-day workshop provides participants an understanding of family history, context and dynamics in relation to adolescent violence in the home (AVITH). The training covers assessment and safety planning for all family members; explores how to maximise engagement with adolescents and parents/carers; and provides a methodology for working with the family system to support positive change and enhance family trust, respect and safety.

Theoretical frameworks covered include:

  • Systemic family work
  • Motivational interviewing
  • Trauma-informed practice

What will you learn?

On completion this workshop, you will be able to:
  • Identify the determinants which contribute to the use of violence by adolescents against parents/carers, including their own experience of family violence
  • Understand the systemic and relational context to adolescent violence in the home
  • Consider assessment and safety planning
  • Learn skills to enhance engagement in change with adolescents and parents/carers
  • Learn and practice a model of intervention that is developmental, trauma-informed and relational

Workshop style

This workshop is led by a subject matter expert, who will help you explore key concepts and theoretical and practical frameworks. Small group activities including discussions, case studies and roleplays are aimed at ensuring the workshop material is relevant to you and your specific work context.

Key facts

Course category
The Bouverie Centre
Options
Option 1 Tuesday, 12 November 2024 9:30am - 4:30pm (AEDT)Online (Live)
Duration
7 hours
Prerequisite/s
There are no prerequisites for this short course

Contact The Bouverie Centre

If you have any questions about this course, or are curious about our other courses and workshops, please get in touch at bouverie.training@latrobe.edu.au, thank you.

You can browse our list of professional development courses and workshops here and see what is coming up on our calendar here.

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