News & Upcoming Events

18 million Australians voted in the May 2025 election and once again a leader and his party were chosen. Significantly,…

Although ‘a fair go’ is a cherished Australian ideal, recent Early Childhood Development data suggests it is not universally achieved….

Working with children, adolescents and their families provides practitioners with an array of presenting problems from violent and aggressive behavior,…

For Christians, the four-day holiday of Easter is the most significant in the religious calendar, an opportunity to reflect on…

New mothers are expected to be happy, full of the joy of birth and safe delivery of their baby, yet…

Sometimes experiences collide in ways that are both jarring and instructive. An example that struck me related to young people…

One of the most noteworthy and valuable features of presentations to the 10th World Congress of Women’s Mental Health in…

It was exciting to be invited to co-present a preconference workshop and paper at the 10th World Congress of Women’s…

The concept of truth, ‘that which is true or in accordance with fact or reality’ has never felt so at…

In 1980 a paper was published in Family Process which profoundly altered family therapy practice around the world. ‘Hypothesizing-Circularity-Neutrality: Three…

Childhood is supposed to be a time of lightness, where adults carry the worries of the world and there is…

Practitioners working with children are aware of the negative impact of adverse experiences in childhood with enduring ramifications in personal,…