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In June 2023 I was very fortunate to join a “Kaffee und Kuchen” morning on a sunny summer’s day at the Freud’s London home at 20...

The CPPAA Clinical Training Program is planning a new intake for 2023

Anne was not only generous with financial resources and philanthropy, for example, the Dara Foundation, she was also very generous with...

A recent UNICEF blog: [https://www.unicef.org.au/blog/news-and-insights/january-2020/unlikely-pen-pals]. The blog is created from letters...

with Dr Jennifer Re

Yvette Willoughby, Child Psychotherapist writes

We are all together now in something that needs us to begin thinking and behaving in new and creative ways.

The following statement has been lifted from the interim report: “The system is also failing our younger people...

Vale Neville Symington (1937 – 2019) In appreciation - The Child Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Association of Australia Members of the...

This qualification is highly regarded by students as being extremely relevant professional development for their work with children and...

What are your suggestions to improve Victorian community's understanding of mental health illness and reduce stigma and discrimination?

The Child Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Association Australia offers our heartfelt condolences to the families, friends and the Muslim...

The CPPAA is a Member Association of the PPAA and puts forward this Refugee Position Paper which has been submitted to members of...

The below document states our official position on Children in immigration detention in Australia, Australian-run offshore detention...

Dear CPPAA Members, Trainees and Colleagues, I am forwarding for your interest a piece from The New York Times , it seems the situation...

Dear CPPAA members! We are happy to be introducing our CPPAA blog and new website - where you are invited to contribute your ideas,...