Zoe Durand Interviews
We have a number of members who are seeking supervision to complete training looking for a currently registered Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner (FDRP) accredited by the Attorney-General’s Department to assist with the supervised practice element of training. They need to complete twenty (20) hours of supervision, which can be conducted face-to-face or online (e.g., via Zoom, Teams).
The supervised practice will involve all aspects of working with a family for Family Dispute Resolution (FDR), including:
- Preparatory administrative tasks in accordance with the relevant FDRP obligations.
- Initial contact with each party (intakes).
- Assessment for suitability.
- Pre-mediation sessions.
- FDR mediation session(s).
- Any follow-up processes or tasks, as appropriate.
Supervision might include
- Co-facilitation with the FDRP.
- Solo-facilitation with the FDRP present.
- A Combination of both methods.
Further information regarding the requirements for the supervisor, including their responsibilities and the reports required for FDRP course, can be provided upon request.
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Professor Daryl Higgins, Professor Lawrie Moloney, Senior Judicial Registrar Jennifer Crawley and Court Child Expert, Charlotte Morrison in a lively debate in the CPD presentation.
Parker Coles Curtis
Level 9, 1 Hobart Place Canberra
WHEN:
20 April 2023
TIME:
5 Pm – 7:30 pm
COST:
$35 pp Non Pacifica Congress Members
$10 Pacifica Congress Members
Free- your plus one but must be accompanied by paid ticket holder
Complimentary drinks and canapes
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From Professor Marilyn Freeman
A project to investigate the effects and outcomes of abduction on children where the abduction occurred for protective reasons against a background of domestic violence and/or abuse towards the taking parent and/or the abducted child.
Further to my earlier body of research on international child abduction, I am currently undertaking a research project to investigate the differences in the effects and impacts, if any, where domestic violence has been involve
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PACIFICA CONGRESS Submission in response to the Exposure Draft: Family Law Amendment Bill 2023
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Shifting couples from Alienation into Connection
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