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Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Upcoming workshops of interest

PREVNet presents is 4th Annual Conference

Life without Bullying:
Highlighting the latest knowledge, tools and strategies to address bullying issues from infancy through adulthood with
Canada's leading experts.

June 5th, 2009
Metro Toronto Convention Centre
Toronto, On.

Click here for Online Registration

The registration fees are:
$270 CAD (tax included) after May 1, 2009
$100 CAD (tax included) for Students that show proof of full-time enrollment during sign-in at the conference.

Note: Online registration requires a credit card payment. If you prefer to pay by cheque, please contact Caroline Teske (PREVNet’s Administrative Coordinator) for mail-in registration forms at: prevnet@queensu.ca or phone: 613-533-2632.

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Grounding Trauma: 2 day national conference


June 23-24, 2009
Huron University College
London, On.

Cost: $280 plus gst
To register: email gt@cast-canada.ca
For more info: www.cast-canada.ca

The Grounding Trauma Conference:
The effects of traumatic stress and loss are a persistent factor for people working in the helping professions. Any lack of acceptance, training or comfort with traumatic stress and loss may cause pain to both clients and workers.

What is working well?
We are presenting many informative workshops about successes in working with trauma survivors as well as support for the worker and organization.

What more needs to be done?
Are post-secondary programs adequately preparing students to do this work? Are agency work environments as supportive to staff and clients as they could be? We will explore what needs to be done and how can we start doing it !

Highlights:

Dr. Rick Csiernik - "Trauma Exposure and the Social Work Practicum"
author of "Responding to the Oppression of Addiction." Prof Csiernik will present his research on trauma experienced during social work student practicums at one Canadian school of Social Work.

Hannah Sherebrin, RN ATR - "The Puzzle - an Art therapy Support group model" A hands on workshop. Hannah has been leading art therapy groups in Israel for parents whose children have been killed by terrorists or the army.

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