TFLP AGM and First Open Professional Development Event
TFLP AGM and First Open Professional Development Event
TFLP AGM & Professional Development Event: Understanding Coercive Control in Post-Separation Families
Join the Therapeutic Family Law Professionals (TFLP) for our Annual General Meeting (AGM) and first open professional development event of 2025. This insightful session will focus on coercive control in post-separation families, featuring a presentation by Kelli Byrne, Clinical Supervisor (Domestic Violence) at Relationships Australia.
Coercive control is a complex and insidious form of domestic abuse, often continuing well beyond separation. Understanding its impact is crucial for professionals working in family law, social services, and support roles. Kelli Byrne brings extensive experience in domestic violence intervention and will provide valuable insights into recognising coercive behaviours, their effects on families, and strategies to support affected individuals.
This event is an excellent opportunity to enhance your professional knowledge, connect with peers, and contribute to discussions on improving responses to coercive control in post-separation contexts.
The session will commence following the AGM, where we will discuss TFLP’s achievements and plans for the year ahead.
Who Should Attend?
Legal practitioners, social workers, counsellors, mediators, and professionals working with families in separation.
- Registration from 5pm
- AGM 5.30pm
- Presentation commences at 6pm
- Networking and drinks from 7.00pm
We look forward to your participation in this important discussion.
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The Therapeutic Family Law Professionals (TFLP) is an organisation dedicated to supporting, connecting, and educating professionals working in the challenging space of family law. It aims to bridge the gap between therapeutic family law practitioners and legal professionals, offering peer support, guest speakers, collaborative research, and educational resources. Members include psychologists, family therapists, social workers, and other family law professionals. TFLP provides valuable opportunities for professional growth and knowledge sharing through events, publications.
