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CCWT Trainer ProfilesMh ai ri F ras e rMhairi Fraser is the Director of CCWT with a background incommunity services at practitioner and management levels. She hasextensive experience as a trainer in delivering both accredited andnon-accredited courses, in counselling, out of home care, strategicplanning, communication skills and has coordinated the production ofa diverse range of learning packages and resources. Mhairi also hasteaching experience at postgraduate level with the University ofWestern Sydney in areas of organisational analysis, strategicevaluation and learning. Mhairi has recently completed a Masters inAdult Education at the University of Technology (Sydney).Mi ch ael D ur ran tPPr esent er ’ s cour s esar e eli gib le f or AP SPoint sMichael Durrant is a psychologist and family therapist. He has taughtpsychology at Macquarie University, worked in child, adolescent andfamily psychiatry at Westmead Hospital, and lectured in paediatrics atthe University of Sydney, before establishing the Eastwood FamilyTherapy Centre. As well as seeing a wide range of clients fortherapy, Michael supervises other counsellors and has beenconsultant to a number of counselling, family and welfare agencies.He has taught extensively on family therapy and residential carethroughout Australia and North America, and has written a number ofpublications relating to residential care, therapy with sexual abusesurvivors, drug and behaviour problems and family therapy.Mi rn a T ar ab a yMirna Tarabay has worked with women and children who haveexperienced domestic violence in a range of settings for severalyears. Within this field her experiences range from direct caseworkwith children and their mothers residing in an accommodation serviceto working with DoCS as a Domestic Violence Crisis PhoneCounsellor. She has also undertaken project work specifically in thearea of domestic violence, migrant and refugee women. She hasworked on the EnAct project and is committed to raising awareness ofthe impact of domestic violence on children. Mirna has teachingexperience both in secondary schools and in TAFE and has deliveredtraining with the SAAP Training Unit and through her work with theImmigrant Women's Speakout Association. Mirna has a Bachelor ofEducation from the University of Sydney and a Post GraduateDiploma in Counselling from the Australian College of AppliedPsychology.For detailed course information go to: www.acwa.asn.auAll our workshops can be customised to meet your organisation’sneeds and delivered in-house. To find out more information contactthe Customised Training Coordinator on: 02 9281 8822 orheather@acwa.asn.auTo be used in conjunction with the Centre for Community Welfare Training 2007 HandbookHandbookPage 23
CCWT Trainer ProfilesMon ic a La mel asMonica Lamelas has extensive experience working in the CommunityServices sector. She has worked with DIMIA funded ethno-specificorganisations as a Community Development worker. She was acounselor and trainer with STARTTS for six years, including providingcounseling for a rape crisis centre as well as on-call supervision.Monica has consulted with many NGO’s on Human Resourcepractice. She teaches welfare subjects at Tafe, tutors second yearbusiness students in Human Resource management and is currentlyemployed as the Work based Learning Coordinator for the GraduateDiploma of Social Sciences (Community Services) with CCWT andUWS. She has a Bachelor of Arts, (Hons Psych), Cert IV inAssessment and Workplace Training and is currently completing aMasters in Organisational Psychology.N ick M an n in gNick Manning has worked in community education and youth work forover 20 years. With a degree in adult education, he has worked incommunity development, activism training for young people, courtsupport and legal services for disadvantaged communities. He haswritten and edited several publications on duty of care and other legalissues in welfare work, and developed model policies for youthservices across NSW. His workshops combine clear legal informationwith engaging activities, which make learning about the lawaccessible and even enjoyable for community workers.O lw yn N e ilPPr esent er ’ s cour s esar e eli gib le f or AP SPoint sOlwyn Neil is a psychologist with 10 years experience in the alcoholand other drugs field, currently working at the Bourke Street Drug andAlcohol Service. Olwyn has extensive experience in counsellingindividuals and has conducted many groups with a focus oncommunication skills, body image, self esteem, relationships andassertiveness training. She is particularly interested in working withwomen. Olwyn is a registered psychologist and works part time inpractice at the Surry Hills Psychological Counselling Service.Pam Z em an ekPam Zemanek is a Social Worker working as caseworker andProgram Manager in the Children and Youth sector for over 20 years,predominantly in Out of Home Care in the non-government sector.She has worked concurrently in private practice as a contractedadoption assessor with the Department of Community Services.Pam is currently Assistant Director Children and Youth Services atCentacare Sydney overseeing Out of Home Care, SAAP, adoption,youth and family support services.For detailed course information go to: www.acwa.asn.auAll our workshops can be customised to meet your organisation’sneeds and delivered in-house. To find out more information contactthe Customised Training Coordinator on: 02 9281 8822 orheather@acwa.asn.auTo be used in conjunction with the Centre for Community Welfare Training 2007 HandbookHandbookPage 24
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