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SUMMARY:Assessing Family Dynamics
DESCRIPTION:Duration1 day – face 2 faceTuesday\, 8 September 2026Time09:30 – 15:00VenueLighthouse Resources Upstairs Training Room37 Kyabra Street RUNCORN\, QLD. 4113OutlineAssessing Family Dynamics (AFD) Structural Family Therapy\, developed in the 1970s\, has become one of the most widely used models in the field. The theory is popular because it is simple\, inclusive and practical. The basic structural concepts – hierarchy\, boundaries and subsystems – are easily understood and applied. They take into account the individual\, family and social context\, and provide a clear organising framework for understanding and treating families.This workshop provides a theoretical framework for understanding family functioning\, how behaviour problems develop in children\, and how children’s emotional development can be facilitated.Target groupFor people who:Provide counselling or work with children and families.Assist parents (or others) to understand and manage children’s behaviour.Assess family functioning\, for example: court reporting\, foster placement.Provide education – for parents and health/welfare/education professionals.FacilitatorPeter Marrington is an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker with a special interest in anxiety and trauma. He has more than 35 years’ experience working as a child and family therapist in government and not-for-profit organisations\, and in private practice – providing counselling to children and adults\, consultancy and training to health and welfare professionals\, managing clinical services\, and in the research and development of treatment programs for abused children and adults. Read MoreCancellationsBy completing and submitting this registration form\, you are indicating your intention to attend this event and you will be liable for the full fee as indicated. If you are unable to attend the event for any reason\, fail to attend without notice or cancel your registration payment will not be refunded. Events occasionally need to be cancelled due to insufficient participant numbers. Should this be necessary\, we will notify you as soon as possible and a full refund will be given.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLighthouse ResourcesEmail: info@lighthouseresources.com.auBusiness Hours: Monday – Friday (8:30am – 4:30pm)
URL:http://kyabra.org/events/assessing-family-dynamics/
LOCATION:Lighthouse Resources\, 37 Kyabra Street\, Runcorn\, Queensland\, 4113\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Lighthouse,Paid
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20261013T093000
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SUMMARY:Emotional Freedom Techniques
DESCRIPTION:Duration1 day – face 2 faceTuesday\, 13 October 2026Time09:30 – 15:00VenueLighthouse Resources Upstairs Training Room37 Kyabra Street RUNCORN\, QLD. 4113Target GroupPeople interested in the treatment of stress\, anxiety disorders\, trauma\, PTSD\, phobias\, anger\, depression and abuse.OutlineEFT involves tapping on acupressure points while focusing on a particular physical sensation\, emotion\, or event.EFT is part of an emerging field known as “energy psychology” and is described as a form of “psychological acupressure” without needles. The approach relieves physical and/or emotional symptoms by tapping in sequence on 9 meridian points. The tapping balances energy meridians that become disrupted when we think about or experience an emotionally disturbing event. Once balanced\, the upset is usually resolved\, and while the memory remains there is no strong emotion attached to it.The tapping is self-administered using fingertips. The meridian points are located on the hand\, top of head\, eyebrow\, side of eye\, under eye\, under nose\, chin\, collarbone\, and under arm.In addition to halting the fight-or-flight response\, tapping is effective in turning off the alarm in the mid-brain associated with re-traumatisation. It appears that tapping on the meridians sends a calming response to the body\, and the amygdala recognises that it is safe.EFT has been successfully applied to treat a wide range of emotional problems and issues. It has also been used to enhance performance and improve relationships.Over 275 peer-reviewed published studies in journals including the Journal of Clinical Psychology and the Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease have demonstrated tapping efficacy.This workshop will provide participants with information about the development and application of EFT\, and opportunities to apply the techniques.OutcomesAt the completion of the workshop participants will have:*An understanding of Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT)\, and how they are applied to resolve anxiety disorders\, trauma\, PTSD\, phobias\, depression and abuse.*An awareness of and basic experience in applying these techniques.TestimonialsSome of the great feedback we received about this event:* This workshop was very informative and well presented* I liked doing lots of hands on practice which gives me confidence that I can use this in counselling. I also liked exploring the theory behind it so I can be more confident of its utility* I enjoyed the openness of the other participants\, the skill of the trainer and the videos to support our learning* This has been the most energising workshop I’ve attended; the tapping kept me alert and focussed on topic – Thank you* The group tapping together was great practice; I will use regularly on myself and use it more with clients* I really enjoyed the clear theory balanced with the demonstrations\, the videos and the practice sessions* The experiental aspect of the workshop helped solidify the process of tapping* Examples provided based on client interactions were helpful and will assist me to explain the concepts to colleagues during learning circles*I loved the chocolate demonstrationFacilitatorPeter Marrington is an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker with a special interest in anxiety and trauma. He has more than 35 years’ experience working as a child and family therapist in government and not-for-profit organisations\, and in private practice – providing counselling to children and adults\, consultancy and training to health and welfare professionals\, managing clinical services\, and in the research and development of treatment programs for abused children and adults. Read MoreCancellationsBy completing and submitting this registration form\, you are indicating your intention to attend this event and you will be liable for the full fee as indicated. If you are unable to attend the event for any reason\, fail to attend without notice or cancel your registration payment will not be refunded. Events occasionally need to be cancelled due to insufficient participant numbers. Should this be necessary\, we will notify you as soon as possible and a full refund will be given.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLighthouse ResourcesEmail: info@lighthouseresources.com.auBusiness Hours: Monday – Friday (8:30am – 4:30pm)
URL:http://kyabra.org/events/introduction-to-the-strengths-approach/
LOCATION:Lighthouse Resources\, 37 Kyabra Street\, Runcorn\, Queensland\, 4113\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Lighthouse,Paid
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20261016T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20261016T163000
DTSTAMP:20260729T062731Z
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SUMMARY:Supervision: Unpacking Practice - webinar with Vicki Carrick
DESCRIPTION:Duration2 day – OnlineFriday\, 16 & 23 October 2026Time9:00 – 16:30 each dayOnlinevia ZoomTarget GroupFor counsellors\, social/human service workers\, pastoral care workers\, psychologists\, youth workers\, students or anyone who is a supervisor or a supervisee and interested in practice development.Prerequisite/Notes:Some understanding of post structuralist practice frameworks such as client/person centered\, strengths based\, narrative and solution focused approaches would be an advantage for participation.OutlineDo you ever find yourself in your role as a supervisor wondering how you can support supervisees to build on their own skills and knowledge? Do you get invited into coming up with all the answers and feel you are doing all the work? Or as a supervisee do you ever feel that the advice offered by your supervisor doesn’t feel quite right? In your role as supervisor or supervisee do you aspire to having conversations that enable you to reflect and make decisions about your own practice?This workshop will offer workers\, whether they are supervisors\, supervisees or both an opportunity to explore ways of having conversations that centre the knowledge and expertise of the supervisee. In doing so the supervisee has the opportunity to build on what they know\, and the supervisor has a tool to make this possible.OutcomesAt the completion of this workshop\, participants will have:* Explored some assumptions underpinning a capacity building approach to supervision conversations about practice.* Explored some conversational maps to assist in these conversations.* Explored how these ideas can be applied to their own work context.FacilitatorVicki Carrick has worked in the community sector for over 25 years and her work roles include case management\, child protection\, community development\, disability program coordination\, group facilitation\, international development work\, project work and training. Vicki has completed a Master of Social Work\, Master of Social Administration (Community Development)\, Bachelor of Arts (Psychology)\, and she has completed further study in facilitation and strengths-based supervision. She is passionate about strengths-based practice\, and this is reflected in her practice framework!CancellationBy completing and submitting this registration form\, you are indicating your intention to attend this event and you will be liable for the full fee as indicated. If you are unable to attend for any reason\, fail to attend without notice or cancel your registration payment will not be refunded. Events occasionally need to be cancelled due to insufficient participant numbers. Should this be necessary\, we will notify you as soon as possible and a full refund will be given.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLighthouse ResourcesEmail: info@lighthouseresources.com.auBusiness Hours: Monday – Friday (8:30am – 4:30pm)
URL:http://kyabra.org/events/supervision-unpacking-practice-with-vicki-carrick/
LOCATION:Queensland
CATEGORIES:Lighthouse
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20261029T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20261029T163000
DTSTAMP:20260729T062821Z
CREATED:20260616T013932Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to the Strengths Approach
DESCRIPTION:Duration2 day – face 2 face Thursday & Friday\, 29 & 30 October 2026Time09:00 – 16:30 each dayVenueLighthouse Resources Upstairs Training Room37 Kyabra Street RUNCORN\, QLD. 4113Target GroupThis workshop is designed for anyone who may be interested in the ideas of the strengths approach or seeking to be refreshed. This could include case managers\, counsellors\, youth workers\, guidance officers\, support workers\, social workers\, psychologists\, speech pathologists\, occupation therapists\, and/or workers from the field of disability\, housing\, domestic violence\, child protection\, education\, health and mental health.OutlineThis workshop will provide participants with a foundation for using the strengths-based approach. It will introduce participants to the beliefs and principles of this values-driven practice and make links between these and the skills and processes of the strengths approach.The training will be experiential and interactive\, with plenty of opportunities to reflect and have a go at using the ideas\, skills and tools in a spirit of play and experimentation.Examples from recent practice will be offered for reflection and discussion\, and attention will also be given to the opportunities and restraints participants may encounter in applying these ideas and practices in their own work contexts. Many past participants have been delighted to have a shared language to describe their existing practice ideas\, and to take the ideas beyond what they already know\, developing a richer understanding of setting the scene for professional growth through practice\, reflection and further training. OutcomesAt the completion of the workshop participants will have:Identified and explored:• The key principles and beliefs of a strengths approach• The stages and processes of strengths-based work• Conversational tools that support and sustain client’s initiatives.• Therapeutic tools and letters that help amplify preferred changes in client’s lives.• Identified collaborative ways to work with clients\, their families and other stakeholders.• Self-care and supervision practices to sustain ourselves in the workplace.• How to incorporate the strengths approach into our practice framework.Practiced some of the key skills of the approach:• Externalizing.• Reframing and ‘normalizing’• Exploring exceptions and identifying strengths.• Defining pictures of the future and developing goals.• Using a five-stage mapping tool for client-directed change.• Ensuring change is noticed and measured.• Use the strengths cards.• Use the ‘change documents’ such as certificates and letters.Discussed implications for service delivery and organisational processes.TestimonialsSome of the great feedback we received about this event:• A great workshop that has certainly made me reflect on my practice – Thanks.• Listening to others and stepping outside of my comfort zone to ask questions\, the facilitator was excellent\, I never felt put on the spot\, there was never an uncomfortable moment.• The real-life examples and the facilitators experience really supported my learning during the workshop.• I really enjoyed the use of the strengths cards and the chance to role-play greatly enhanced my learning.• The practicality of the skills and tools – I can utilize in my work.• The facilitators made the environment comfortable and allowed open participation.• After attending I’ve identified areas that I can improve\, and I will make use of the skills in my practice.• The open environment and people’s input was very supportive\, allowing discussions and real-life examples to be shared by all.FacilitatorVicki Carrick Vicki has completed a Master of Social Work\, Master of Social Administration (Community Development)\, Bachelor of Arts (Psychology)\, and she has completed further study in facilitation and strengths-based supervision. She is passionate about strengths-based practice\, and this is reflected in her practice framework.CancellationsBy completing and submitting this registration form\, you are indicating your intention to attend this event and you will be liable for the full fee as indicated. If you are unable to attend the event for any reason\, fail to attend without notice or cancel your registration payment will not be refunded. Events occasionally need to be cancelled due to insufficient participant numbers. Should this be necessary\, we will notify you as soon as possible and a full refund will be given.\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLighthouse ResourcesEmail: info@lighthouseresources.com.auBusiness Hours: Monday – Friday (8:30am – 4:30pm)
URL:http://kyabra.org/events/introduction-to-the-strengths-approach-3/
LOCATION:Lighthouse Resources\, 37 Kyabra Street\, Runcorn\, Queensland\, 4113\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Lighthouse
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20261111T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20261111T163000
DTSTAMP:20260729T062915Z
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SUMMARY:Strengthening Facilitation: Zoning in
DESCRIPTION:Duration1 day – face 2 faceWednesday\, 11th November 2026Time09:00 – 16:30VenueLighthouse Resources Upstairs Training Room37 Kyabra Street RUNCORN\, QLD. 4113Target GroupThis one-day workshop is designed for anyone who wants to build their confidence in working with groups. This could include facilitating therapeutic groups\, working with small work teams\, or delivering training to colleagues or community groups.OutlineThis workshop will provide participants with an understanding of how to apply the values\, principles and practice skills of the strengths approach to facilitating groups. The intention of this workshop is to build confidence as a group facilitator\, which will enhance the experience of group members by creating safe and supportive environments.The training will be experiential and interactive\, with plenty of opportunities to reflect and have a go at using the ideas\, skills and tools in a spirit of play and experimentation. Guidance and support will be provided by experienced facilitators throughout the training.OutcomesAt the completion of the workshop participants will have:*Apply knowledge of the key principles and beliefs of a strengths approach to group setting*Use the key skills of the strengths-based approach in facilitating a group process*Create a welcoming and safe learning environment for a group*Know when and how to intervene as a facilitator *Have a range of tools and resources to use in working with groupsTestimonials* Great training\, thanks for the opportunity.* I now have more confidence in talking with parents and helping them open up and find their strengths.* The variety of people doing the course (age\, background and experience\, although all within the human services sector) helped with my learning during the workshop\, everybody brought different things to the table.* The different activities kept my interest up the whole day.* I really enjoyed the opportunity to hear stories/experiences from other participants and also hearing about experience/practice of the facilitator gave a vast and varied knowledge.* As a result of this workshop\, I have the prompts in building my motivational interviewing skills which help with creating meaningful questions.* The different activities\, especially the road-mapping was really useful.* The PowerPoint\, handouts discussions\, Vicki’s energy\, passion and facilitation style supported my learning during the workshop.* Vicki’s love for group facilitation and wisdom is so evident and warm. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!* I enjoyed the ORID model and found it most useful.FacilitatorVicki Carrick has completed a Master of Social Work\, Master of Social Administration (Community Development)\, Bachelor of Arts (Psychology)\, and she has completed further study in facilitation and strengths-based supervision. She is passionate about strengths-based practice\, and this is reflected in her practice framework.CancellationsBy completing and submitting this registration form\, you are indicating your intention to attend this event and you will be liable for the full fee as indicated. If you are unable to attend the event for any reason\, fail to attend without notice or cancel your registration payment will not be refunded. Events occasionally need to be cancelled due to insufficient participant numbers. Should this be necessary\, we will notify you as soon as possible and a full refund will be given.\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLighthouse ResourcesEmail: info@lighthouseresources.com.auBusiness Hours: Monday – Friday (8:30am – 4:30pm)
URL:http://kyabra.org/events/strengthening-facilitation-zoning-in-2/
LOCATION:Lighthouse Resources\, 37 Kyabra Street\, Runcorn\, Queensland\, 4113\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Lighthouse,Paid
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