The Business of Social Work Opportunities and Challenges for Self-Employed Social Workers 25-26 August 2017 Day one: Friday August 25th 0830 - Registration 0900 - Welcome and Workshop Opening Doug (Qld), Lynne Harrold (NSW) and – David Hunnerup (Tas) - current state of play in self-employed social work” - Social “The Workers in Private Practice (SWiPP) National Forum 0920 Friday Keynote speaker Dr Mark Glazebrook (Vic) - is everyone? A tale of – – a lone social worker who got lost and then found in the business world” 1000 Issues Panel Opportunities for Self-employed Social Workers hosted by David – – – Hunnerup; panel includes private practitioners working in Mental Health, EAP sector; Disability; Aged Care, supervision, various consultancies. 1040 - Morning tea 1100 -12.00 Concurrent Workshops Workshop 1 11.-11.30 Lynne Harrold- Presenting an innovative model for service delivery to – the Aged in the community - 11.30-1200-- Cheryl Lasarow (Group Links National) in-reach to residential aged care facility residents Workshop 2 – 11-11.30 -Michelle Trudgen: My model of working with EAP; 11.30-12.00 -Working with the Chinese Community Amy Yuen (Vic) Serenity Life – Balance) – 12.00-12.30-Jane Wexler: The philosophy of your business and why it matters 12.00 Medicare matters: AASW to confirm 1230 - Catered Lunch 1310 Marketing Social Work Suzanne Doorakkers (Vic) Marketing Ourselves a – – – – challenge for social workers. 1330 - Concurrent Workshops Workshop 1 - Brooke Kooymans (Qld) NDIS Part 1 Opportunities within the NDIS – system for Social Workers Workshop 2 Julie Cave (Qld) Digital Marketing Hands on approach to digital – – marketing through the eyes of a marketing consultant 1500 Afternoon Tea – 1530 Resume Concurrent Workshops – Workshop 1 - Brooke Kooymans NDIS Part 1 opportunities within the NDIS – system for Social Workers Workshop 2 Marketing hands on approach to digital marketing – – 1630 - of Day 1 Day Two: Saturday August 26th
The Business of Social Work Opportunities and Challenges for Self-Employed Social Workers 25-26 August 2017 Day one: Friday August 25th 0830 - Registration 0900 - Welcome and Workshop Opening – Doug (Qld), Lynne Harrold (NSW) and David Hunnerup (Tas) - “The current state of play in self-employed social work” - Social Workers in Private Practice (SWiPP) National Forum 0920 – Friday Keynote speaker – Dr Mark Glazebrook (Vic) - is everyone? A tale of a lone social worker who got lost and then found in the business world” 1000 – Issues Panel – Opportunities for Self-employed Social Workers – hosted by David Hunnerup; panel includes private practitioners working in Mental Health, EAP sector; Disability; Aged Care, supervision, various consultancies. 1040 - Morning tea 1100 -12.00 Concurrent Workshops Workshop 1 11.-11.30 – Lynne Harrold- Presenting an innovative model for service delivery to the Aged in the community - 11.30-1200-- Cheryl Lasarow (Group Links National) in-reach to residential aged care facility residents Workshop 2 – 11-11.30 -Michelle Trudgen: My model of working with EAP; 11.30-12.00 -Working with the Chinese Community – Amy Yuen (Vic) Serenity Life Balance) – 12.00-12.30-Jane Wexler: The philosophy of your business and why it matters 12.00 Medicare matters: AASW to confirm 1230 - Catered Lunch 1310 – Marketing Social Work – Suzanne Doorakkers (Vic) – Marketing Ourselves – a challenge for social workers. 1330 - Concurrent Workshops Workshop 1 - Brooke Kooymans (Qld) NDIS Part 1 – Opportunities within the NDIS system for Social Workers Workshop 2 – Julie Cave (Qld) Digital Marketing – Hands on approach to digital marketing through the eyes of a marketing consultant 1500 – Afternoon Tea 1530 – Resume Concurrent Workshops Workshop 1 - Brooke Kooymans NDIS Part 1 – opportunities within the NDIS system for Social Workers Workshop 2 – Marketing – hands on approach to digital marketing 1630 - of Day 1 Day Two: Saturday August 26th
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