STARTTS Master Class Sessions

STARTTS provides free Clinical Master Classes on a regular schedule.

The next event is on Wednesday, 8 May 2019:

“Borderline personality traits in traumatised refugee presentations: Implications for assessment and treatment”

Registered users will receive a reminder email in the week before the meeting and a link will appear on the menu the day of the scheduled meeting.

The Challenge of Working Clinically with Children Severely Traumatised by the Experience of Offshore Detention on Nauru

by Professor David Isaac & Bernadette McGrath from OSSTT & Naila Hassan

Borderline personality traits in traumatised refugee presentations: Implications for assessment and treatment

by Dr Anthony Korner and Dominica Dorning

Chronically Suicidal Clients: Developing Understanding and Strategies for Help

by Dr Nick Bendit

Clinical Challenges and Opportunities in Working with Child Protection in the Context of Cultural Diversity and Refugee Trauma

by Ms Jatinder Kaur and Hannah Jamaleddine

Self-care in working with torture and trauma survivors: professional boundaries, transference and countertransference

by Dr George Lianas and Deb Gould

Challenges of working with domestic violence, when the perpetrator is also a torture and refugee trauma survivor

by Associate Professor Susan Rees and Kat Mikhailouskaya