Coming Events, Jottings and Announcements
1999-06-01 00:00:00
What are the trends in family therapy? Turn to the Journal of Family Therapy 20, 4: 423^430 for Mark Rivett's article `The Family Therapy Journals in 1997: A Thematic Review'. Because of problems in obtaining copies, the ANZJFT was not included in this survey, but will be next year. Watch this space! Good news for students world wide! Bona fide Australian family therapy students will again in 1999 be able to subscribe for the student rate of $30.00. There are now student rates for students elsewhere as well. See the Inside Front cover for details. Clinical Meetings are scheduled in NSW for: 4th August, 6th October and 1st December. Check venue with David Horner on +61 2 9673 1126. In SA, clinical meeting Coordinator Maria Scicchitano will give you dates and times (+61 8272 5050). VAFT's Professional Development Meetings are scheduled for July 8th, August 10th, September 10th, October 13th and November 11th; for further details contact Wendy Bunston (+61 3 9365 1217). FTASA's new Research Sub-committee met earlier this year to develop criteria in preparation for the allocation of their first research grant award on July 7th. FTASA has made $3000 available in both 1999 and 2000 for allocation to one or a number of projects. Research Sub-committee members: Carole Meech, Maria Scicchitano, Sue Hetzel and Jeff Gerrard. Cornwell vs the GST. At the end of 1998, the NSWFTA Committee asked Max Cornwell to lend assistance in preparing a submission in readiness for a senate enquiry, which they hoped would be set up to look into the implications of the GST for all of us, in institutions and private practice. Reminder about VAFT's Professional Development Video Series. Still available: Inaugural Geoff Goding Memorial Lecture, 1994 (Virginia Goldner, `Feminism, Family Therapy and Psychoanalysis'); Second Geoff Goding Memorial Lecture (Doug Breunlin, `Toward a Theory of Constraint'); `A Morning with Olga Silverstein'; VAFT Professional Development Committee, `Dialogue with Difference' and finally, VAFT Ethics Committee, `An Ethical Look at the Implications of Clinical Membership'. The Goding Lectures are 90 minutes in length and sell for $40; the Silverstein tape, 150 mins ($65); the Difference tape is 120 mins ($45); `An Ethical Look' 60 mins ($25). To purchase, contact the VAFT Treasurer, Lu Pease, PO Box 248 St Kilda Victoria 3182.
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What are the trends in family therapy? Turn to the Journal of Family Therapy 20, 4: 423^430 for Mark Rivett's article `The Family Therapy Journals in 1997: A Thematic Review'. Because of problems in obtaining copies, the ANZJFT was not included in this survey, but will be next year. Watch this space! Good news for students world wide! Bona fide Australian family therapy students will again in 1999 be able to subscribe for the student rate of $30.00. There are now student rates for students elsewhere as well. See the Inside Front cover for details. Clinical Meetings are scheduled in NSW for: 4th August, 6th October and 1st December. Check venue with David Horner on +61 2 9673 1126. In SA, clinical meeting Coordinator Maria Scicchitano will give you dates and times (+61 8272 5050). VAFT's Professional Development Meetings are scheduled for July 8th, August 10th, September 10th, October 13th and November 11th; for further details contact Wendy Bunston (+61 3 9365 1217). FTASA's new Research Sub-committee met earlier this year to develop criteria in preparation for the allocation of their first research grant award on July 7th. FTASA has made $3000 available in both 1999 and 2000 for allocation to one or a number of projects. Research Sub-committee members: Carole Meech, Maria Scicchitano, Sue Hetzel and Jeff Gerrard. Cornwell vs the GST. At the end of 1998, the NSWFTA Committee asked Max Cornwell to lend assistance in preparing a submission in readiness for a senate enquiry, which they hoped would be set up to look into the implications of the GST for all of us, in institutions and private practice. Reminder about VAFT's Professional Development Video Series. Still available: Inaugural Geoff Goding Memorial Lecture, 1994 (Virginia Goldner, `Feminism, Family Therapy and Psychoanalysis'); Second Geoff Goding Memorial Lecture (Doug Breunlin, `Toward a Theory of Constraint'); `A Morning with Olga Silverstein'; VAFT Professional Development Committee, `Dialogue with Difference' and finally, VAFT Ethics Committee, `An Ethical Look at the Implications of Clinical Membership'. The Goding Lectures are 90 minutes in length and sell for $40; the Silverstein tape, 150 mins ($65); the Difference tape is 120 mins ($45); `An Ethical Look' 60 mins ($25). To purchase, contact the VAFT Treasurer, Lu Pease, PO Box 248 St Kilda Victoria 3182.
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