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Effective Strategies for Working with Involuntary Clients: International Perpectives

Short description
This international conference on working with involuntary clients, gathering ideas for effective practice in child welfare, corrections, social welfare and family services, health/mental health substance use/abuse and domestic violence.
Event Details
Organisation: 
Monash University: 
Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences
University of Minnesota: 
Center for Advanced Studies in Child Welfare
Format: 
Conference
Dates: 
Wednesday, 23 May 2018 - 9:00am to Friday, 25 May 2018 - 5:00pm
Website: 
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Room(s): 
Salone Grollo, Sala Caminetto, Sala Veneziana, Sala Giochi, Seminar 3, Terrace, Catering areas
Event type: 
Public event (registration required)
Event Contact
Name: 
Dr Traci LaLiberte
Email: 
lali0017@umn.edu
Phone: 
+1-612-624-2279
Organisation: 
University of Minnesota
Faculty: 
Center for Advanced Studies in Child Welfare
Event description: 

This international conference which will bring together researchers and practitioners to present strategies for working with involuntary clients in a range of practice settings. Program themes for the conference give particular attention to evidence-based effective strategies in child welfare, corrections, domestic violence, corrections, substance use/abuse, social welfare, disability and family services and health and mental health. The conference offers and opportunity for dialogue with emphasis individual paper presentations, roundtable and panel discussions that address conference themes.

Dr. Glenda Dewberry Rooney,  Conference Convener
Augsburg College, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

Organizing Committee

Dr. Chris Trotter, Monash University
Dr. Ron Rooney, University of Minnesota
Dr. Rosemary Sheehan, Monash University
Dr. Traci LaLiberte, University of Minnesota

Submitted 1 year 11 months ago by sgore.