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Thank you for your interest in registering to attend the 'Just Listening: alternatives in understanding emotional distress' Pre-Conference Workshop on Wednesday 12th October from 9.15am - 4.15pm. Please be advised that all of our Pre-Conference Workshops will not be available virtually, they are in-person only at the Novotel Sydney Brighton Beach.

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Pre Conference Workshop - Just Listening: alternatives in understanding emotional distress

Details:

Wednesday, 12th October, 2022

9:15 AM - 4:15 PM
Novotel Sydney Brighton Beach

Presented by: Matthew Ball, Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, Trainer and Founder/Director at the Humane Clinic

6 CPD hours*

Price: ACNP Members $275 / Non Members $375

Matthew Ball:

Matthew Ball is a mental health practitioner, trainer and Founder/Director at the Humane Clinic in Adelaide. He is also a trained psychotherapist and has experiences of being labelled as experiencing 'schizophrenia' in the 1990's. Matt is the first Author of Dissocaichotic framework and the Suicide Narratives approach, models that underpin the work of the Humane Clinic in providing a non apologising alternative to the mental health system.

He was previously awarded Australian Mental Health Nurse of the Year and in 2021 Matt has led a team opening the Just Listening Community; a community led emergency department alternative for people in crisis and distress that operates outside of the mental health system.

Matt was a Finalist in the 2022 Aster Guardians: Global Nursing Awards which recognised his contribution to nursing. Matt was selected as one of 10 finalists from over 24,000 applicants.

Workshop Overview:

The workshop will provide an overview of the Just Listening model that has been successfully delivered as an alternative to emergency departments and other mental health services in SA. The Just Listening model provides an alternative way to be with individuals in emotional distress and incorporates modern non diagnostic frameworks.

The workshop will introduce attendees to the following frameworks that make up the approach:
- Power Threat Meaning Framework
- Dissociachotic
- Suicide Narratives
- Emotional CPR In addition
The workshop will also provide opportunity to practice Just Listening approach, recognising the approach as a fundamental component of nursing within all advanced practice roles.

*Conditions apply. Please refer to the ACNP CPD Policy found here

Just Listening: alternatives in understanding emotional distress workshop with Matthew Ball - Member

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Just Listening: alternatives in understanding emotional distress workshop with Matthew Ball- Non Member

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Cancellation, Amendments and Refund Policy All cancellations and amendments must be sent in writing via email to the ACNP events team events@acnp.org.au Substitutions: If you are unable to attend the conference, we welcome substitute delegates attending in your place at no extra cost provided that we have at least 5 days prior notice of the name of your proposed substitute and have received payment in full. Please notify us of any substitutions by email events@acnp.org.au Refunds: The ACNP requests notice of cancellation and full refund of paid registration (less any credit card transaction fees) by emailing to events@acnp.org.au no later than 31 August 2022. Cancellations made after 31 August 2022 will incur an administration fee of 25% of the registration fee. Converting an In-Person Registration to a Virtual Registration: If you are unable to attend the conference in person and would like to convert your registration to a Virtual Registration, please email events@acnp.org.au no later than 15 September 2022 to avoid being charged any late fees. Government Restrictions: If you are unable to attend the conference due to government restrictions, but the event is still proceeding, you need to notify the secretariat via email 7 days prior to the event and you will have the following options. If your selection has not been received 7 days prior to the event in writing, you will forego the below options and your registration will remain unchanged: - Transfer to a virtual registration and the difference in price will be refunded - Transfer in-person registration to 2023 conference - Full refund of paid registration (less any credit card transaction fees) 3. Changes The College reserves the right to make changes to event dates due to registration numbers. If the Conference is cancelled, you will be notified via email and your registration will be transferred to the next available Conference date or be fully refunded. The College reserves the right to make program content changes in events or workshops. The College reserves the right to make changes to a published program without notice, however, where possible notification of changes will be made. 4. Payment Your registration is not valid if not fully paid before the ACNP event. Please note this registration system only accepts online credit card payment using the following credit cards: Visa and MasterCard. If you require an invoice to arrange payment please email - events@acnp.org.au PRIOR to starting the registration process. The College’s terms of payment are within 14 days from date of invoice. Payments can be made using the following methods: 1. 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In this clause, Force Majeure means circumstances which are beyond the reasonable control of the all involved parties, and which are reasonably likely to affect the successful delivery of the Event or would make it inadvisable, impracticable, illegal, or impossible for a party to perform its obligations as originally contracted under this Agreement, including: fire, flood, earthquake, extreme adverse weather conditions, failure of electric power, gas, water, or other utility service, collapse of building structures, widespread disease or other public health emergency (including pandemic or epidemic), strike or other industrial action, the outbreak or declaration of war, act of terrorism, revolution or government orders or action (including the declaration of a State of Emergency). Without prejudice to its obligations ACNP accept no liability and will not be liable for any compensation where the performance of its obligations under this Agreement is affected by Force Majeure. 6. 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