Webinars

Learn from leading practitioners, researchers, and guest experts through our recorded webinars.

Learn from leading practitioners, researchers, and guest experts through our recorded webinars.

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Each session offers insights into emerging themes, contemporary challenges, and effective approaches in:

  • Family therapy
  • Systemic practice in complex contexts, across the life-course
  • Mental health, alcohol and drug and trauma based challenges
  • Organisational and team development
  • Cross‑sector collaboration

UPCOMING WEBINAR

Tuesday 28 July 2026 | 1:00pm - 2:00pm

Bringing Indigenous  Knowledge to Family Healing

Join us for a compelling webinar exploring a cross-cultural family service grounded in the integration of Indigenous knowledge into family healing. Bringing together the voices of families, therapists, and researchers to share powerful insights and lived experiences that are shaping more responsive, culturally safe practice.

Whether you’re a practitioner, service leader, or researcher, this webinar offers inspiring ideas and actionable insights to strengthen your work in diverse communities.

Learn more and register now


Webinar Collection

Healing Family Systems After Intrafamilial Sexual Abuse

Presented by June 2026 Martin Pradel and Tara Schintler

Content warning: This webinar includes a discussion of sexual assault and its impacts on individuals, families and relationships. The content is presented in a trauma‑informed, professional context; however, some participants may find aspects of the material distressing. You are encouraged to prioritise your wellbeing, take breaks as needed, and access appropriate personal or professional support.


What is a Webinar?

The Bouveire Centre's webinars are live online presentations by a selected group of expert panellists, using the Zoom software platform. Participants are not able to see or hear other attendees but can ask questions of the presenters using the ‘Question and Answer’ feature. Questions are managed by a moderator, and may be shared with everyone or directed to the presenters only. Participants may watch the Webinar in Gallery View (the presenters in a tiled format) or Speaker View (the presenter currently talking). Webinars may be recorded for later viewing.

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