As soon as we pack up after the Albury training on the Tuesday afternoon we start the journey to Canberra.
In 2012, I presented the Accidental Counsellor Training in Canberra on the 28th and 29th of June. I have to say that it is interesting presenting the Accidental Counsellor Training across Australia. I get to meet lots of people and to be honest the different locations and people at the training provide different experiences for me. Some groups are more quiet than others and some groups ask more questions that others!
The group who attended the Accidental Counsellor Training in 2012 were fantastic!
The whole family loves the Canberra trip. It may be for different reasons. Anna and Kaiyen hit the shops and Kaiyen loves Questacon. I’d have to say that we all like some of the restaurants.
For the past two years the Accidental Counsellor Training in Canberra has filled very quickly. So for 2013 we have scheduled two Accidental Counsellor Workshops in Canberra. The first date will be on the 27th and 28th of June and the second Accidental Counsellor Training in Canberra will be on the 25th and 26th of November.
Here are testimonials from attendees at the Accidental Counsellor Training in Canberra 2012
Thank you for the suggestions and techniques for dealing with Accidental Counsellor sessions. Some good strategies, particularly with discipline cases.
Jena Shaw, Monaro High School
Really enjoyed the two days at the Accidental Counsellor Training. Will be encouraging our school to line up some training.
Bobbie Dawson, Daramalan College
The Accidental Counsellor Training was a great course – so jam packed with useful information – charismatic, flowing presentation.
Vivian Martin, Canberra Girls’ Grammar School
I really appreciated your calm manner at the Accidental Counsellor Training – nothing was rushed. Plenty of time to cover each topic. You were flexible in your approach and responded to our needs.
Liza Laird, Merici College
Thank you for the two days of training at the Accidental Counsellor Training. I have some practical skills to take away and try, and my interest in the field of psychology is once again fuelled! Now I want to do more! Thanks so much.
Sarahan van Kimmenade, Campbell Primary School
Thank you – I will really try to implement these ideas from the Accidental Counsellor Training.
Colleen Kain, St Mary Mackillop College
This Accidental Counsellor Training course was an excellent workshop that provided a practical and effective ‘solution focused’ way of dealing with student issues. I am looking forward to trying some of these techniques when working with students to make a change to the current situation.
Ben Antoniak, St Mary Mackillop College
I would highly recommend this Accidental Counsellor Training. It provides practical strategies – another way of helping my students (and myself!). Thanks.
Anne Ellis, Canberra Girls’ Grammar School
The Accidental Counsellor Training was a fantastic workshop. Great strategies to use when working with students. Great to have different ways in working with students to uncover issues.
Emma Whiting, Karabar High School
The Accidental Counsellor Training was very practical and the situations covered were very authentic.
Julie Schofield, Trinity Christian School
Attendees from the following schools joined the Accidental Counsellor Training in Penrith
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Monaro High School
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Daramalan College
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Canberra Girls’ Grammar School
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Merici College
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Campbell Primary School
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St Mary Mackillop College
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Karabar High School
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Trinity Christian School