Neuroscience and the human
service professional
Professional Development
2 Day workshop
Dr Pieter Rossouw
University of Queensland
Director Master of Counselling Program
Senior Lecturer, School of Social Work and Human services/ School of Psychology
Thursday 4 June & Friday 5 June 2015
9.30am – 4.30pm
Gambaro Room Common Ground1 15 Hope St South Brisbane
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payment received up to 30 April 2015
payment received from 1 May 2015
GTB Students & GANZ members
$400.00
$430
Other attendees
$430
$460
Morning and afternoon tea provided. Participants make their own lunch arrangements. There are many local food outlets.
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Phone 07 3844 4204
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Gestalt Therapy Brisbane presents
2-Day Workshop: Neuroscience and the human service professional
14 hours Professional Development
with Dr Pieter J Rossouw
MClin Psych, PhD, MAPS, MCClin, QCA.
Following Pieter’s very well-received presentation Neuroscience and the Memory Code –
exploring the implications for Gestalt Therapy at the 2014 Gestalt Australia and New Zealand
(GANZ) Conference in August 2014, practitioners have the opportunity to spend 2 days exploring
the cutting-edge research in neuroscience with a passionate, entertaining and thoughtful presenter
interested in how this information informs our work as human services professionals.
Each of the days will involve formal teaching times, as well as lively conversation with Pieter and
each other around the implications of the latest neuroscientific research on our human service
practice and our lives.
These conversations will be facilitated by the faculty of Gestalt Therapy Brisbane. We are keen to
support all practitioners and modalities grapple with the intersection of Pieter’s work with the theory
and methodology of our disciplines.
Who should attend:
This workshop is suitable for (but not limited to) mental health professionals, including
psychologists, psychiatrists, therapists, counsellors and social workers and those who work with
people who experience disability. There are no prerequisites to attending this workshop. Anyone
interested in the workshop content is welcome to attend.
About Dr Pieter Rossouw
Pieter is the Director of the Master of Counselling Program at the School of Psychology and the
School of Social Work and Human Services at The University of Queensland. His research and
teaching focuses on Neuropsychotherapy. He has been in private practice for the past 25
years. Prior to his appointment at UQ he was a Professor in Clinical Psychology and director of
the Trauma Institute in South Africa, and Clinical director – St John of God Health Services:
Richmond and Burwood Hospitals, Sydney.
Go to: http://www.mediros.com.au/e-journal/ to add your name to a mailing list to receive the bimonthly e-journal Neuropsychotherapy in Australia free of charge.
Gestalt Therapy Brisbane Pty Ltd
28 Prospect Tce Highgate Hill QLD 4101
www.gestalttherapybrisbane.qld.edu.au
Phone 07 3844 4204
P.O Box 6015 Fairfield Gardens 4103
contact@gestalttherapybrisbane.qld.edu.au