This Conference is the first of its kind to address the extensive mental health affects caused by family separation, through adoption, State wardship Government policy etc.. Conference Venue Thomas and Rachael Moore
Thursday 10 - Friday 11 October 2002 |
The history of the Australian Government through its Child Welfare Departments has been one of family separation through Government policy and practice. Those policies have encompassed infant adoption, state wardship, Government policy of Assimilation of Indiginous people, and British Child Migration Schemes. In more recent years policy has changed to focus on reunification and family preservation. This Conference is the first of its kind to bring together, and represent, all families who have been torn apart by past policies. Its aim is to focus on that which unites us all – the mental health issues, both generational and immediate, created by a united trauma, loss and grief. The Conference will involve the participation of mental health
professionals, counsellors, agencies, NGOs, consumer representatives,
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Representatives: Origins Inc. NSW & Vic.
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Dr G. A. Rickarby
Tim Keogh.
Nancy de Vries
Wendy Jacobs B.Sc., B.A.
Registration Time Thursday
Friday
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Park Royal
Sunnybrook Hotel & Conference Centre
Hunts Motor Inn and Function Centre
Formule 1
Mail to or Contact:
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Name Ms/Mrs/Mr ________________________________ ________________________________ Dept/Assoc/Agency/Org
Address __________________________
[ ] Professional --------------- $250.00
[ ] 1 day only ----------------- $150.00
[ ] Non-professional ----------- $180.00
[ ] 1 Day only ------------------ $100.00
[ ] Concession/student --------- $120.00 |
morning and afternoon teas. Please make cheque or money order payable to:
Please print this section and mail it to
Conference Organiser
NO cash payments can be accepted. Please DO NOT send cash. Deposits and Conference fees are non-refundable |
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