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International
Counselling Association |
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| The International
Association for Counselling (incorporating
the International Round Table for the Advancement
of Counselling - IRTAC) is an international
association with scientific and educational
aims and is concerned with the interdisciplinary
study of counselling and guidance.
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Canadian
Counselling Association |
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| The Canadian Counselling Association
(CCA) is a national and bilingual organization
dedicated to the enhancement of the counselling
profession in Canada. |
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British
Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy |
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| UKs largest and most influential
voice for the counselling profession. BACP
has produced an enviable record in support
of the advancement and growth of professional
counsellors and the counselling profession. |
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Mental Health Academy |
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| Mental Health Academy is a leading provider of professional development education for the counselling and mental health industry. The diverse range of courses and videos are delivered online for convenient access. Many courses are supported by video and audio presentation to enhance your learning experience. |
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International
Accreditation & Recognition Council |
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| The councils primary purpose
is to provide a simple recognition and accreditation
system, for distinguishing quality post secondary
education including vocational education,
distance education, adult and continuing education. |
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Mental
Health Council of Australia |
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| The Mental Health Council of
Australia (MHCA) is the independent, non-government
sector peak body established under the National
Mental Health Strategy (http://www.health.gov.au/hsdd/mentalhe/)
to represent and promote the interests of
the mental health sector and advise on mental
health in Australia. |
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Australian Institute Of Community Services |
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| Australian Institute of Community Services (AICS) is a leading national provider of Community Services qualifications. AICS delivers training nationally through its State-based network of training and support centres.
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Living
Solutions Bookshop |
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matter what your interest, whether as a counsellor,
teacher, parent, student you will find something
of interest on this site. Alcoholism, drug
addiction, substance abuse, recovery, 12 step
material, eating disorders, gambling issues
and self help are all featured at Australia's
largest recovery book shop - Living Solutions. |
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Australian
College of Psychotherapists |
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| The Australian
College of Psychotherapists is a teaching
and research institute which provides a clinical
service to the community through the ACP Clinic.
The approach used by therapists at ACP incorporates
new understandings of emotions and early development
including Self Psychology, Intersubjectivity
and Attachment. |
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Buddhism
Resources |
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| Buddhism related
news, books and web resources. |
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The
Counselling Foundation In The Netherlands |
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The
Counselling Foundation in The Netherlands
represent about 3000 Counsellors in The Netherlands. |
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Find
My Website |
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Find
My Website.com.au contains everything you
need to get your website found by new customers
in Australia and around the world.
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The
Alcohol and other Drugs Council of Australia
(ADCA) |
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The
Alcohol and other Drugs Council of Australia
(ADCA) is the peak, national, non-government
organisation representing the interests of
the Australian alcohol and other drugs sector,
providing a national voice for people working
to reduce the harm caused by alcohol and
other drugs.
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International
Directory of Professional Associations |
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The
Directory is a resource for association members,
professionals, the general public and the
media for locating Associations and their
websites.
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Working Well |
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Working Well provides a unique interactive human service for employees and employers impacted by mild to moderate depression, integrating peer and professional support services.
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The Council of Australian Postgraduate Associations (CAPA) |
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The Council of Australian Postgraduate Associations (CAPA) is the national body representing Australia's 270,000+ postgraduate students.
Founded in 1979, it is a membership based, non-profit organisation, comprised of 33 postgraduate associations from universities around Australia and the National Indigenous Postgraduate Association Aboriginal Corporation (NIPAAC).
CAPA communicates the perspectives and concerns of postgraduate students to the Federal Government, Federal Opposition, minor parties and higher education peak bodies; and produces quality research to maintain a leading role in higher education and a strong media presence as an authoritative source of information on postgraduate issues.
CAPA is governed by an Executive Committee, supported by Regional and Equity committees elected from among the membership. All of CAPA’s activities are informed by individual postgraduate students through affiliated member organisations on university campuses. If you are interested in getting involved, contact the postgraduate representative organisation on your campus.
In 2009 CAPA will celebrate 30 years as the national voice for postgraduate students.
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