Presenter: Chris Pye
Constructs such as heterosexism, cisgenderism, internalisation and the coming out crisis underpin the lived experience of people of diverse genders or sexualities. It can be a trap to assume that members of these communities understand these concepts and the impact they have on their lives.
Sometimes it can be a non-identifying clinician who will unlock doors to insight and deeper understanding for LGBTIQ+ clients.
This session will shine a light on some key themes and concepts that we must understand if we are to be truly effective in working with the lived experience of LGBTIQ+ clients.
Presenter: Chris Pye has worked as an Actor, a Youth Worker, an Applied Theatre Practitioner, a Clinical Supervisor and a Manager of Diversity and Inclusion. He holds a Diploma of Higher Education in Community and Youth Work, a B.A (Hons) in Community & Informal Education and a Master’s Degree in Counselling.
Chris began working for Relationships Australia Qld (RAQ) in 2007, and was responsible for the conception and coordination of the Rainbow Program, a suite of services and supports for LGBTIQ+ clients and community. He currently works in the role of Manager – Diversity and Inclusion.
Where: Online Webinar – using the software platform “Zoom”
When: Friday 3 July, Topic presentation starts at 6 pm (AEST) sharp and concludes at 8 pm
Note: Times are Australian Eastern Standard Time
Please click on this link PACFA QLD PD Events to make your online booking now.
Ticket prices:
Members: $18 Non Members: $30 Student Members: $15
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: This event attracts 2 Professional Development hours.
