Kyabra Paid Courses

A workshop for professionals working with parents who live with Mental Health issues. Professionals interested in the application of Art Therapy and movement processes in group work.

For 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.

An opportunity for you to deepen your supervision practice over 3 X 2 hour sessions.
May, June & July.
10:00am - 12:00pm

The Youth Mental Health First Aid Course is for adults working or living with adolescents (those aged between 12 and 18 years), however, the course can be relevant for those helping people who are a little younger or older.

This 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.

In this highly interactive workshop participants will experiment with a wide range of cards and other tools for opening up meaningful conversations with children, youth, families, adults and colleagues.  

For 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.

This workshop offers an opportunity to reengage with your key knowledge of Trauma Theory, Attachment Theory, Early Brain development, Poly Vagal Theory and the impacts that present when growing in a family system where there is neglect, abuse, DFV, emotionally absent parent or similar; the impacts on a child/young person’s development and subsequent patterns of behaviour.  

A workshop for people interested in the treatment of stress, anxiety disorders, trauma, PTSD, phobias, anger, depression and abuse.

This workshop provides a theoretical framework for understanding family functioning, how behavioural issues can develop, and how children’s emotional development can be supported and facilitated.