Borderline Personality Disorder interactive training for SHS workers
2023-10-23 10:00 - 16:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Quality Hotel Lakeside, 286 Napier Street, Bendigo, Vic, 3550, Australia
Tickets are now available through Humanitix https://events.humanitix.com/borderline-personality-disorder-interactive-training
Bookings are strictly limited to 40 attendees only, and tickets are $50.00, this also includes lunch.

CHP - Prioritising Self-Care for the SHS Workforce
2025-02-28 09:30 - 16:30 | VET Development Centre – VDC, 379 Collins Street, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000, Australia
Registration
This session will be in person at the VDC in Collins St, Melbourne. It costs $175, and we will email you an invoice after the session. Please check your spam folder or let us know if you don’t receive your invoice within seven days of the session. To enable us to continue providing subsidised training to the sector, we cannot offer refunds for cancellations within seven days of the session.
Course description
This full-day training is designed for staff working directly or indirectly with people supported by the Specialist Homelessness Sector (SHS). The session will guide you in prioritising self-care, focusing on practical strategies to manage stress, mitigate vicarious trauma, and maintain your well-being. You’ll learn to apply essential self-care principles and integrate them into your daily practice to support your professional effectiveness and personal resilience. For more information about the trainer and the session, visit the MOAT website.
Trainer Bio
Bryan Jeffrey is a Registered Psychiatric Nurse and, since 1995, has been employed in a range of senior clinical positions in Child & Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) and Adult Mental Health in Scotland and, latterly, in Melbourne, Australia.
Throughout his career, Bryan saw gaps in mental health literacy in people hungry for knowledge and decided to focus the attention of MOAT: Mental Health Services on meeting these needs.
From delivering keynote addresses at national conferences to providing workshops for small groups of staff and carers, Bryan’s passion is mental health training.
Important information

This session costs $175. We will email you an invoice after the session. Please check your spam folder or let us know if you don’t receive your invoice within seven days of the session.
Please ensure you have completed your internal approval processes and obtained a purchase order if your organisation requires one.
To continue providing subsidised training to the sector, we will require payment for cancellations within seven days of the session.
Please let us know if you have any dietary or learning requirements. You will be prompted after clicking “Enrol”.

SHS Frontline Forum
2025-03-27 10:00 - 15:00 | Radcliffe’s 2-10 Radcliffe Street Echuca, Victoria, 2-10 Radcliffe Street, Echuca, Victoria, 3564, Australia
This time we are heading to Echuca for our first forum for 2025!
More details to come.

De-escalation and Responding to Trauma Based Behaviours Training
2025-05-29 09:30 - 16:30 | VET Developement Centre (VDC), Level 8/379 Collins Street, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000, Australia
De escalation and Responding to Trauma Based Behaviours
Registration
This session will be in person at the VDC in Collins St, Melbourne. It costs $175, and we will email you an invoice after the session. Please check your spam folder or let us know if you don’t receive your invoice within seven days of the session. To enable us to continue providing subsidised training to the sector, we cannot offer refunds for cancellations within seven days of the session.
Course Description
This training explores ways to understand and respond to challenging behaviours that have their origins in early trauma. Behaviours such as aggression, withdrawal and avoidance, substance use, high distress and ‘help-seeking’ make engagement tricky and can be distressing and can be dangerous. Traditional behavioural approaches to de-escalation are inadequate and often make the situation worse. The techniques explored in this workshop are easy to apply to any situation, powerful, and fast. They stem from a sound theoretical basis and are taught by a skilled clinician who has been on the front line.
Trainer bio
Dr Erin Holloway. PhD (Clin.Psych.), Post.Grad.Dip.App.Psych., BAppSci. M.A.P.S., Registered Clinical Psychology Supervisor with APHRA
Erin is a Clinical Psychologist based in Melbourne with clinical work, training, and research expertise. She works with individuals, teams, and systems and has worked across community, non-government, government, and private settings for 20 years. Erin is passionate about creating safe and reparative environments for staff and service users. She supports services in implementing trauma-informed practice using innovative approaches.
Erin delivers workshops and reflective practice groups across a broad range of settings, including mental health services, emergency services, research, medical, legal, educational, and private organisations.
Important information

This session costs $175. You will receive an invoice following the session. We require payment for cancellations within seven days of the session.
Please follow your agency’s training approval processes and, if necessary, provide us with a purchase order number upon enrolment.
If you have any questions, please email training@chp.org.au.

Website
https://drerinholloway.com.au/

Cost $175

Provider: Dr Erin Holloway
