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Coming Events, Jottings and Announcements

Coming Events, Jottings and Announcements At www.MulticulturalFamily.org (Multicultural Family institute) you will find genograms of famous people, details of forthcoming training workshops, an introduction to the staff of the Institute, and, unexpectedly, the APA Style Guide. Psychiatrist Jim Birch died accidentally 22 October 2000. In the 1980s, he migrated to Australia with his family. He worked at the Bouverie Family Therapy Centre in Melbourne, Glenside hospital, Adelaide and later in private practice at the Dulwich Centre in Adelaide. At the end of the decade, he returned to the UK. He is remembered fondly here by his colleagues, and those who read his (1987) paper: ‘Waiting without Purpose: A Discourse on The Tao of Pooh’, ANZJFT, 8 , 3: 143-148. The Board Executive and the Editors express gratitude to Brian Stagoll, who, o n his recent trip t o the American Family Therapy Association Conference in Miami acted as Roving Ambassador for the ANZJFT, and distributed as many back issues as he could pack in his luggage. He also made a short speech praising your Journal at a Family Process function, where he asked all A N Z J F T subscribers to raise their hands - there was just one. Brian confirms that this Journal is well known to many in the US - but very few actually subscribe. Brian has just accepted the lournal Award. research in areas such as social relationships, bodily experience, emotional sentiment, mental states’. Papers already published include F C. Rabbetcs & S. . D. Edwards’ ‘Needs Experienced by Persons with Late Stage AIDS’. Therapy with Refugee Families features in the May 2001 issue of Journal of Family Therapy. Complementary papers explore lessons learnt by Norwegian therapists Nora Svem and Sissel Reichelt (‘Refugee Families in Therapy’) and by London-based Jeremy Woodcock (‘...Therapy with Survivors of War and Political Oppression’). Richard Charles’ survey paper ‘Is There any Empirical Support for Bowen’s Concepts of Differentiation of Self, Triangulation, and Fusion?’(The American Journal of Family TheraB 29, 4: 279-292) usefully critiques and summarises eight research papers. Online Editor Bruce Hart (with advice from Dogsbody’s Laurence Carter) has given o u r website anzjk.com a new look, with a smart, user-friendly feel. Visit i t and give Bmce your reactions. When your clients leave you for Aotearoa’s north island, to whom do you refer them? Bay Counselling and Therapy Services in Tauranga now has its own Website, which will allow you to contact any of the partners there (including ANZJFT assessor Sarah Calvert): http://www.bay counselling.co.nz ABC W s Stateline program, Friday October 12th. drew attention to extremely stressful conditions for staff and clients in community mental health in Victoria, resulting from staffing shortage combined with chronic shortfall in patient psychiatric beds. Family therapist Khorshed Khisty recently resigned from a workplace of this kind, and was among the group of mental health spokespeoplewho sought the ABCs assistance in informing the public about the need for change. n 21-24 April 2002, First National Conference for All involved in Meeting the Challenges for Children and Families where Parents have a Mental Illness, co-sponsored by The Bouverie Centre, La Trobe University, a n d the Victorian Families a n d Mental Health Network. Invited keynote speakers include Australian John Marsden, who writes novels for young people. To register, contact PR Conference Consultants, PO Box 502, Kilmore Vic 3764 Australia; enquiry@prcc.com.au n 8-10 April 2002, 4th Australian Narrative Therapy & Community Work Conference, National Convention Centre, Canberra. The conference coincides with the National Folk Festival held during Easter. Contact the Canberra Narrative Conference Collective; ph + 61 2 6247 1752; PO Box 228 Dickson, ACT 2602. January 2002, Collaborative Family Healthcare Association, Fifth Biennial Conference, Best Practices in Collaborative Family Healthcare: Preparing Ourselves, Stretching ANZJFT assessor, Robert schweie, newly appointed Associate Professor in Counselling at Qm,edits The IndianPacific Journal o f Phenomenology (http://www.ipjp.org/), sponsored by Edith Cowan’s Centre for Regional Development and Research. Robert is one of a group of postgraduate scholars whose broad range of research interests indude health, culture, counselling and psychology. They envisage that their Journal will feature ‘new exploratory n 24-27 http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Australian and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy Wiley

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At www.MulticulturalFamily.org (Multicultural Family institute) you will find genograms of famous people, details of forthcoming training workshops, an introduction to the staff of the Institute, and, unexpectedly, the APA Style Guide. Psychiatrist Jim Birch died accidentally 22 October 2000. In the 1980s, he migrated to Australia with his family. He worked at the Bouverie Family Therapy Centre in Melbourne, Glenside hospital, Adelaide and later in private practice at the Dulwich Centre in Adelaide. At the end of the decade, he returned to the UK. He is remembered fondly here by his colleagues, and those who read his (1987) paper: ‘Waiting without Purpose: A Discourse on The Tao of Pooh’, ANZJFT, 8 , 3: 143-148. The Board Executive and the Editors express gratitude to Brian Stagoll, who, o n his recent trip t o the American Family Therapy Association Conference in Miami acted as Roving Ambassador for the ANZJFT, and distributed as many back issues as he could pack in his luggage. He also made a short speech praising your Journal at a Family Process function, where he asked all A N Z J F T subscribers to raise their hands - there was just one. Brian confirms that this Journal is well known to many in the US - but very few actually subscribe. Brian has just accepted the lournal Award. research in areas such as social relationships, bodily experience, emotional sentiment, mental states’. Papers already published include F C. Rabbetcs & S. . D. Edwards’ ‘Needs Experienced by Persons with Late Stage AIDS’. Therapy with Refugee Families features in the May 2001 issue of Journal of Family Therapy. Complementary papers explore lessons learnt by Norwegian therapists Nora Svem and Sissel Reichelt (‘Refugee Families in Therapy’) and by London-based Jeremy Woodcock (‘...Therapy with Survivors of War and Political Oppression’). Richard Charles’ survey paper ‘Is There any Empirical Support for Bowen’s Concepts of Differentiation of Self, Triangulation, and Fusion?’(The American Journal of Family TheraB 29, 4: 279-292) usefully critiques and summarises eight research papers. Online Editor Bruce Hart (with advice from Dogsbody’s Laurence Carter) has given o u r website anzjk.com a new look, with a smart, user-friendly feel. Visit i t and give Bmce your reactions. When your clients leave you for Aotearoa’s north island, to whom do you refer them? Bay Counselling and Therapy Services in Tauranga now has its own Website, which will allow you to contact any of the partners there (including ANZJFT assessor Sarah Calvert): http://www.bay counselling.co.nz ABC W s Stateline program, Friday October 12th. drew attention to extremely stressful conditions for staff and clients in community mental health in Victoria, resulting from staffing shortage combined with chronic shortfall in patient psychiatric beds. Family therapist Khorshed Khisty recently resigned from a workplace of this kind, and was among the group of mental health spokespeoplewho sought the ABCs assistance in informing the public about the need for change. n 21-24 April 2002, First National Conference for All involved in Meeting the Challenges for Children and Families where Parents have a Mental Illness, co-sponsored by The Bouverie Centre, La Trobe University, a n d the Victorian Families a n d Mental Health Network. Invited keynote speakers include Australian John Marsden, who writes novels for young people. To register, contact PR Conference Consultants, PO Box 502, Kilmore Vic 3764 Australia; enquiry@prcc.com.au n 8-10 April 2002, 4th Australian Narrative Therapy & Community Work Conference, National Convention Centre, Canberra. The conference coincides with the National Folk Festival held during Easter. Contact the Canberra Narrative Conference Collective; ph + 61 2 6247 1752; PO Box 228 Dickson, ACT 2602. January 2002, Collaborative Family Healthcare Association, Fifth Biennial Conference, Best Practices in Collaborative Family Healthcare: Preparing Ourselves, Stretching ANZJFT assessor, Robert schweie, newly appointed Associate Professor in Counselling at Qm,edits The IndianPacific Journal o f Phenomenology (http://www.ipjp.org/), sponsored by Edith Cowan’s Centre for Regional Development and Research. Robert is one of a group of postgraduate scholars whose broad range of research interests indude health, culture, counselling and psychology. They envisage that their Journal will feature ‘new exploratory n 24-27

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