What

Davaar develops and delivers trainings that provide information and strategies on maintaining psychological “well being” in the workplace.

We offer workshops, group & individual professional supervision, and training for health professionals, nurses, police & community workers. Our programs focus on professional boundaries, mental health and professional identity, designed for those in the health professions, police and community work, and others in support roles.

What Davaar Offers

We tailor-make workshops/education for individual and organisational requirements
We offer scheduled workshops/education in Coorparoo, Brisbane
We deliver workshops and training in all states and territories of Australia
We provide professional supervision (both group or individual)

Why Choose Davaar

Innovative ideas in workshop delivery
Established history as clinicians working in mental health
Accomplished workshop facilitators – providing education to health professionals and non-health professionals for over 15 years
Established credibility and respect as mental health educators and workshop facilitators
All training delivered through Davaar is endorsed through the Royal College of Nursing Australia (RCNA)
Flexibility in working with organisations (developing formats and time frame delivery schedules which support organisational requirements
Long term partnerships with organisations providing a stable and consistent external support for staff

Who will benefit from our training?

Health professionals – (nurses, allied health, dentists, doctors)
Community sector volunteers and workers
Police
Medical receptionists
Receptionists / administrative officers working in human service areas
Supervisors and managers
Teachers
Customer service personnel

Our Regular Program Topics

Davaar offers a broad range of workshops and training programs and Davaar’s directors, Wendy McIntosh and Colleen Reid, present as guest speakers at seminars & conferences. Below is a list of titles of workshops or training programs that we offer.

Mental Health

Writing my Story: The Personal and Professional
Role Theory: Working with Clients Diagnosis with Borderline Personality Disorder
Safe Professional Boundaries: – Being Close, While Being Distant
Cutting in, Cutting Through: Working with Individuals who Self Harm
Childhood Trauma and Mental Illness – There is a Link: Changing the Focus of Mental Health Care/li>
Stress, Depression and Substance Use in the Workplace: Strategies to Intervene and Manage
Suicide and Self Harm – Responses and Prevention
Transition into Mental Health Nursing: An Action Based Approach
Various Webinars: Available through Nurses for Nurses Network

Organisational & Team Building