Lunchtime CBD sessions 2011

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LUNCHTIME CBD TRAINING SESSIONS 2011

Dates: 19th April, 15 July, 16th August & 18th October
Venue: Clayton Utz, 18/333 Collins Street, Melbourne
Who should attend: CLC staff and volunteer lawyers

Program

TUESDAY 16TH AUGUST
TIME: 1-2.30pm
TOPIC: Dealing with difficult people
PRESENTER: David Cherry
This session is now booked out.

TUESDAY 18TH OCTOBER
TIME: 1-2pm
TOPIC: Neighbourhood Disputes
PRESENTER: TBC

Presenters

Leanne Sinclair was admitted to practice in 2005 and worked in a private family law practice for 3 years prior to joining Women’s Legal Service Victoria where she is now principal lawyer. Leanne is currently Vice Chair of the Women’s Domestic Violence Crisis Service.

Allyson Foster has ten years experience delivering tar-geted and engaging legal education training and professional development to the justice, legal and com-munity sectors.

Denis Nelthorpe is the manager of Footscray Community Legal Centre and a special projects lawyer at the West Heidelberg Community Legal Service. He is currently a member of the Board of the Financial Ombudsman Ser-vice and the independent consumer representative on the Code Compliance Committee under the General In-surance Code of Practice. In 2010, Denis won the prestigious Tim McCoy Award for his outstanding contri-bution to community law, particularly through his Bulk Debt Negotiation Project.

David Cherry is a Clinical and Forensic Psychologist who has worked as a counsellor and trainer since 1981. He taught in the Masters Program in Clinical Psychology at Melbourne University for 4 years and in the Masters Pro-gram in Counselling Psychology at Swinburne University for 10 years. David is a Member of the Colleges of Clini-cal, Forensic and Counselling Psychologists.

NB Lunch will be provided at each session. There is no cost to attend this event, however if you register and are subsequently no longer able to attend, please let us know.

CPD Points for Lawyers

If this particular educational activity is relevant to your immediate or long term needs in relation to your professional development and practice of the law, then you may be able to claim 1 unit for each hour of attendance - not including breaks.

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