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Understanding transgenerational trauma in Aboriginal communities

Tue Aug 02 2016

This is a reminder regarding the seminar on "Understanding transgenerational trauma in Aboriginal communities" which is a joint initiative of the NSW Judicial Commission Ngara Yura Committee, The NSW Bar Association Indigenous Barristers’ Strategy Working Party and the Law Society of NSW Indigenous Issues Committee.

Unfortunately, Professor Mick Dodson AM is unable to attend the event.

Mr Brian Dowd a Gamilaroi man, known in the Aboriginal Community as “The People Mechanic” has agreed to be a panellist for this important event. He is an resilience and self-care specialist in trauma and recovery and will give valuable insight into how to look after your clients, and yourself when issues of transgenerational trauma are present. Additional information on Brian and his work can be found at www.briandowd.com.au.

Mr Brian Dowd will be joined by:

Dr Robyn Shields AM, a Deputy Commissioner at the Mental Health Commission of NSW. As a proud Aboriginal woman Dr Shields has worked in the mental health sector for many years.

Magistrate Sue Duncombe is currently working on the establishment of the first Youth Koori Court of NSW (on a pilot basis).

Chair: The Honourable Justice Stephen Rothman AM, Supreme Court of NSW

When: Thursday 4 August 2016

Time: 5:00pm for a 5.15 pm start. To conclude by 7pm, wine and cheese to follow.

Where: NSW Bar Association Common Room, Ground Floor, 174 Phillip Street, Sydney

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