From Hatred to Civility in Separated Families (in-person) 2027
Description
This full-day interactive workshop explores current research on ex-couple hatred, its correlates and consequences within separated families. Participants examine how hatred emerges and persists in one or both parties following separation, its relationship to ongoing interparental conflict, and the implications for children, parents and post-separation family functioning.
Drawing on emerging evidence and a systemic framework, the workshop translates research into practical models of response and opportunities for rapid, brief intervention. Participants learn how to recognise early signs of entrenched hostility, support families experiencing ongoing conflict, and identify strategies that promote civility, emotional regulation and improved outcomes for children and families.
2027 workshops
Dates | Time | Delivery |
|---|---|---|
Friday, 25 June 2027 | 9:30am - 4:30pm (AEST) | In-person |
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Cost
In-person: $355 (incl. GST)
Who should attend
This workshop is suitable for professionals who work with separated families in government, non-government, community and private practice settings, including:
• Family therapists
• Social workers
• Counsellors, Psychologists
• Lawyers
• Family dispute resolution practitioners
• Child and family practitioners
• Other professionals supporting parents and children through separation and conflict
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