Overview

This event will explore the 6 Ps x 8 Domains. The event will be held at 7-8:30pm AEDT. Please note the CCN-Vic AGM will be held after this event. If you are interested in only attending the AGM and not the professional development event, please email [email protected] directly for the link.

About the event: The 6 Ps × 8 Domains is a decolonising case formulation matrix that expands the traditional 5Ps and the Social and Emotional Wellbeing (SEWB) framework by centring relationality, power, trauma, lived experience context and wellbeing determinants. It shifts formulations and treatment from only individual pathology and processes to include relational, context sensitive, rights based understandings. The matrix directly engages PsyBA and AHPRA Competency 8 and Principle 2 of the Code of Conduct, supporting culturally responsive, trauma informed and accountable neuropsychological practice.

Learning Outcomes

• Understand how Euro Western neuro/psychology’s narrow lens pathologises Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander distress by divorcing individuals from their temporal, geopolitical, cultural and relational contexts.
• Critically reflect on the limitations of the 5Ps of case conceptualisation. 3. Examine the 6Ps × 8 Domains matrix and its application to the development of culturally informed, decolonising neuro/psychological formulations that centre power, lived experience context, relational connection, and the domains of the Social and Emotional Wellbeing framework (SEWB).
• Appreciate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander relational processes and their potential to transform formulation from a diagnostic extraction into a collaborative, rights based, meaning making practice grounded in Indigenous epistemologies.

Presenter(s)

Ms. Mary Goslett

About the presenter(s)

Mary is a Yuin Budawang woman, Clinical Psychologist, and AHPRA Board Approved Supervisor with a private practice specialising in Indigenous Australian psychology, emotional dysregulation, performing arts psychology, PTSD, and Complex Trauma. A psychotherapist for 30 years and psychologist for 14, she brings extensive experience across community work, adult education, and mental health services. Mary additionally lectures nationally at many universities in Indigenous Australian psychology and delivers training for journalists, creatives, psychologists, and allied professionals. She is a Professional Practice Fellow at the University of Western Australia and a recent Director of the Australian Indigenous Psychologists Association (AIPA). Mary is a co-author of the Listening More resources for culturally responsive supervision and the chapter wangii wadhan biyay, exploring decolonising practice.

Notes

Target Audience

This activity is aimed at psychologists and neuropsychologists wishing to learn more about culturally responsive case conceptualisation.

Please note:

• This is a Member Groups event. All communication will be sent to the registrants’ registered email address. This includes event reminders with details (such as the Zoom link) and any pre-event or post-event resources, if provided by the facilitators.
• A post-event email will be sent within two weeks of the event’s completion to each registrant’s registered email address. This email will include the CPD certificate, event-recording, and any additional resources shared during the session.

Duration of Access

This event will be recorded. The recording will be emailed to all registered within 2 weeks post event and available for viewing up to 90 days.

CPD

It is up to attendees to assess and determine how learning from this event aligns with the requirements of their learning plan. The providers accordingly do not make any representation that the event counts towards attendees’ CPD learning requirements. If an attendee determines themselves that the learning they complete aligns to their learning plan, then they can decide to count those hours towards their CPD requirements for the registration cycle.

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