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Breakfast with Bert Powell - a Webinar with Circle of Security International

Breakfast with Bert Powell | Safe Sleep Space

 

Sadly, we all haven't seen Bert face to face in Australia for a while but we have some exciting news!

Our next webinar event will be hosted by Bert Powell from Circle of Security International. 

Bert will join us for a virtual breakfast - in a live Q & A Webinar!

You won't want to miss this event (our last COS webinar sold out in 48 hrs) so be sure to get in early and have your questions ready or sit back and listen to Bert in our webinar.

Bert will discuss the essence of 'being with' our babies including being with yourself, being with others, and being here now during this time of uncertainty.

During the session, Bert will share more about Circle of Security (COS) and how you can apply COS concepts in practice.

Date: Friday 27th August 2021
Time: 8 – 8.45am (AEST)
Length: 45 minutes
Cost: $39 per person and recording 

There will be time for Q&A, so have your questions ready.

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Who is this webinar suitable for?

This webinar is suitable for early years educators, midwives, maternal and child health nurses, child psychologists, GP’s, medical practitioners, paediatric nurses and allied health professionals working with families in the 0-5 years sector.

The webinar will be live; however, a recording will also be made available after the event for those registered. 

If you are unable to make the allocated time, don't worry. A recording of the session will be made available once the session has concluded. Please note: You will still need to register for the webinar to be able to access the recording. 

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About the Presenter. 

Bert Powell

Bert Powell is one of the three original Co-Founders of Circle of Security International.

Bert has committed his career as a clinician and teacher to learning how people struggle and succeed at negotiating emotional security in their lives. He began his clinical work as an outpatient family therapist in a community mental health centre in 1974 providing treatment for high-risk families. As a family therapist, he learned the key to intervention was not just change in behaviour but change in the quality of intimate relationships.

Seeing behavioural problems as relationship struggles have been an organising principle for Bert as he pursued extensive training and supervision throughout his career. He was trained in family therapy through the Philadelphia Child Guidance Clinic and earned certification in psychoanalytic psychotherapy from the Masterson Institute of New York. Bert’s exploration of the clinical applications of attachment theory led him to long-term consultation with Spokane’s Public School’s Behavioural Intervention Program and to the Martin Luther King Center where he trained and supported staff to meet the needs of at-risk youth and families.

Bert is an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Graduate School of Counseling Psychology at Gonzaga University and an International Advisor to the Editorial Board of the Journal of Attachment and Human Development. In Washington State Bert and his colleagues have been recognised for their work in the Circle of Security with the Governor’s Child Abuse Prevention Award, the Community Service Award by the SPO-CAN Counsel for the Prevention of Child Abuse, and the Department of Health and Human Services Regional Award of Honor for contribution to Head Start children and families.