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The
Cognitive Centre Foundation
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The
Cardiff
Conference 2004
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March
31st - April 1st 2004
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"Personal
Effectiveness in
Working With Offenders"
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Speakers:
James Bonta Ph.D, Solicitor Generals Office, Canada
Chris Trotter Ph.D, Monash University, Australia
Gil McIvor Ph.D, Stirling University, Scotland
Colin Roberts, Probation Studies Unit, Oxford, England
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recent years the introduction of risk assessment instruments, programmes
and case management systems has led to an increasing focus on the 'technology'
of working with offenders and an increasing tendency to undervalue the
importance of the individual skills, knowledge and aptitudes of both practitioners
and managers.
The conference
will focus on issues of personal effectiveness in successful human service
organisations using internationally renowned keynote speakers and examples
of successful practice.
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Workshops
will include:
- Suicide
Prediction in the Community
- Working
with Firesetters
- Issues
in working with female offenders
- Working
with Adolescent Male Sex Offenders
- Working
with children and their families
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Venue:
The
Angel Hotel, Cardiff
Conference Fee: £349.00 per person + VAT or £319.00
+ VAT
for bookings made before 31st December 2003. This price includes
the conference dinner which will be held at the Angel hotel on the evening
of 31st March.
Accommodation: Overnight accommodation for 30th and 31st March
is available at the Angel Hotel at between £90-£108 per
person (inc. VAT) on a bed/breakfast basis or we can provide details
of a range of other Hotels in the Cardiff area.
Click
here
to apply online
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Professor
Robert Ross
