October 2018
August 2018
Book Review | Marriage is for Grown Ups
Noel Giblett is a Clinical Social Worker with 30 years as a relationship counsellor and 40 years of Marriage. His book titled ‘Marriage is for Grown Ups’ is for those Relationships and Marriages that are strongly committed and into enriching their relationships. Noel has provided the reader with a mix of his professional experience with personal insights and wisdom. There are some very interesting chapter titles such as ‘Men are from Earth, Women are from Earth,’ a play on ‘Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus’.
The title of the book portrays […]
May 2018
Award for Distinguished Contribution to Family Therapy in Australia Honour Roll
1994- Margaret Topham and Moshe Lang
1995- Family Centre, Anglican Social Services, Lower Hutt, Aotearoa/NZ
1996- Bouverie Centre
1997- Colleen Brown
1998- Max Cornwell
1999- Kerrie James
2000- VAFT
2001- Brian Stagoll
2002-David Epston
2003- Anne Sved-Williams
2004- QAFT & Malcolm Robinson (Special 25th Anniversary Award)
2005- Carmel Flaskas
2006 – Tom Paterson
2007- Helen Pavlin
2008 – Glenn Larner
2009 – Amaryll Perlesz
2010 – Hugh and Maureen Crago
2011- Catherine Sanders
2012 – Laurie MacKinnon
2013 – Carolyn Quadrio
2014 – Banu Moloney
2015 – Pam Rycroft
2016 – Christine Hunt
2017 – Jeff Young
November 2017
ANZJFT – IN-PRACTICE ASSOCIATE EDITOR
IN-PRACTICE ASSOCIATE EDITOR
ANZJFT is committed to producing a high quality Journal, which is also directly relevant to the busy practicing clinician.
The In-Practice Associate Editor will support the Editor in enhancing and maintaining the practice relevance of the Journal. This will include:
- Developing guidelines for submissions that relate directly to practice
- Possibilities include developing a model for shorter, descriptive and reflective pieces that describe moments in therapy, clinical and ethical situations, and relate them to clinical, theoretical, ethical, or other relevant principles;
- Developing ways for standard articles to […]
February 2017
AAFT 2019 Rural Family Therapy Grant
Professional Practice in Rural, Regional and Remote (RRR) Areas of Australia
Want to run a Professional Development Event, and could use some financial help to make it happen?
Do you have peers doing family work who would like to meet up regularly, and you need to hire a hall?
AAFT is committed to supporting qualified practitioners of family and systemic therapy in rural, regional and remote areas of Australia.
We offer Grants of up to $500 each to support ongoing professional development and promotion of family and systemic therapy practice.
The Rural Grant is open to Clinical Members of AAFT. You will need to meet […]