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OPD Points: 12

Explore Bowen Family Systems Theory as an approach to family therapy, with keynote sessions from Dr Dan Papero, an internationally renowned family therapy working from this approach. Participants will hear from Dr Papero and other keynote speakers and workshop presenters about the application of this theory to better understand the dilemmas that relationships face.

Key Learning Objectives / Outcomes:

DAY 1: Wednesday 21st August 9:00am-4:30pm

Wednesday Keynote Session 1 9:00am-10:30am

9am

9:10am

Welcome – Lauren Errington and Conference MC (10min)

Keynote Session 1: The Family Emotional System: How the Organism Operates Dr Daniel Papero (1 hour 20 min)

Morning Tea

10:30am

Morning Tea (20 minutes)

Wednesday

Keynote Session 2

10:50am-12:15pm

10:50am

Keynote Session 2: The Family Emotional System: A Symptom Develops Dr Daniel Papero (1 hour)

11:50am

Q&A with Dr Daniel Papero (25 min)

Lunch

12:15pm

Lunch (45 minutes)

Wednesday Workshops 

1:00-2:00pm

1:00pm

3 x 50min workshops for delegates to choose from (Workshop Program TBC) (1 hour)

Comfort Break

2:00pm

Comfort break (15 minutes)

Wednesday Symposium – Featured presentations from the ANZJFT Special Edition on Bowen Theory

2:15pm

Intro (5 min) – Lauren Errington (co-editor & author)

About the Special Edition (10 min) – Dr Linda MacKay (co-editor)

3 x 20min presentations by:

·  Dr Jenny Brown (co-editor & author)

·  Katherine Burke (author)

·  Martina Polombi (author)

 

3:30pm

FSI Core Programs Spot – Advanced Certificate: Lauren E (15min)

Wednesday Final Session

4:00-4:30pm

3:45pm

Live Q&A with panel of presenters – Dr Dan Papero, Dr Jenny Brown, Katherine Burke, Martina Polombi (35 minutes)

4:20pm

4:30pm

Wrap up of Day 1

End of Conference Day 1

 

DAY 2: Thursday 22nd August 9:00am-4:30pm

Thursday Keynote Session 1 9:00am-10:30am

9am

9:05am

Welcome – Lauren Errington and Conference MC (5min)

Keynote Session 3: The Family Emotional System: The Garden of Recovery Dr Daniel Papero (1 hour 25 min)

Morning Tea

10:30am

Morning Tea (20 minutes)

Thursday Keynote Session 2 10:50am-1:00pm

10:50am

Keynote Session 4: What Humans can Learn from Animal Behaviours in Relationships Dr Lynea Witcack Oldfather (1 hour 30 minutes)

12:20pm

 

12:50pm

Q&A with Keynote speakers (Dr Papero and Dr Witzcack-Oldfather) (30 minutes)

FSI Core Programs Spot – Lauren Errington (10 minutes)

Lunch

1:00pm

Lunch (45 minutes)

Thursday Workshops 

1:45-2:45pm

1:45pm

3 x 50min workshops for delegates to choose from (Workshop Program TBC)

Comfort Break

2:45pm

Comfort break (15 minutes)

Thursday Final Session

3:00-4:30pm

3:00pm

Interview with Dr Dan Papero: The future of science and research in family therapy and clinical practice (Dr Papero & Linda Mackay) (1 hour)

4:00-4:30

4:00pm

4:30pm

Conference Wrap Up

End of Conference Day 2

Presenter / Provider:

Dr Daniel Papero and Dr Lynea Witczak-Oldfather 

Presenter Qualifications:

Dr Daniel Papero – Post graduate training in Family Systems Theory and Psychotherapy and Graduate Social Work training.   Dr Lynea Witczak-Oldfather –   Fulbright Postdoctoral Scholar at Flinders University.  

Dr Dan Papero is amongst the leading scholars and practitioners in Bowen Theory in the world. He has written numerous articles and book chapters on various aspects of family systems theory and family psychotherapy. In 1990, he published a basic introduction to family systems, Bowen Family Systems Theory. He gives many invited presentations yearly to various professional groups across the country and around the world on topics related to family systems theory, family psychotherapy, and the functioning of corporations and organisations.

  Dr. Lynea Witczak Oldfather is a Fulbright Postdoctoral Scholar in Prof. Mike Gardner’s lab at Flinders University. She earned her PhD from the University of California, Davis where she studied the neurobiology of father-daughter bonds and pair bonds in coppery titi monkeys (Plecturocebus cupreus). As a postdoc, she is investigating the neurobiology of pair bonding in socially monogamous sleepy lizards (Tiliqua rugosa). Her work aims to provide insight into potential shared mechanisms underlying sociality across vertebrate taxa.

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Car Parking:
Meals Included:
Yes

Start / End Date

Times:

Start:

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Course Duration:

2 day(s)

Registration Instructions:

Onsite and Online options available.

Ticket

Price

Onsite – 2 days

$630

Online – 2 days

$570

Online – 1 day (Wednesday)

$360

Online – 1 day (Thursday)

$360

Delayed Stream – 2 day package (can’t make the conference? Pre-purchase the delayed stream recording)

$570

Group Discount (4-8 people) – Onsite

$500 per person

Group Discount (4-10 people) – Online

$455 per person

 

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