Education requests
Anything to do with education and resources goes here, through the form above or a direct email. Worth including:
- The topic or question
- Who it is for: clinicians, clients, or both
- The format that would help most
Educational opportunities and resources are written into AMAPP's mission. The resource library is being built right now, which makes this an unusually good moment to say what you need. A topic, a format, a gap you keep running into: send it through.
AMAPP keeps this simple. One mailbox, one ask: be specific.
Use the enquiry form on this page, or email education@amapp.org.au directly. Both routes reach the same team, and there is no wrong way to start.
Name the topic, the audience (clinicians, clients, or both), and the format that would actually help: a webinar, a workshop, supervision, a written resource, or a placement question.
The library is still being put together, so a request sent today reaches it early enough to matter.
AMAPP's resources span webinars, supervision, workshops, education for clinicians and clients, and student placements. Some are running today. Others are still being built. All of them take requests.
Members join free webinars across four series themes: Clinical PAT in Practice, Harm Reduction & Safety, Culturally Informed Practice, and Expressive Arts & Contemplative Therapies.
Sessions run live on Zoom, with the joining link sent the day before. Members attend free; non-members are welcome at $15 + booking fee.
Where a speaker has given consent, sessions are recorded, and recordings stay accessible to members through the Mighty Networks community hub. Upcoming sessions are listed on the AMAPP events calendar.
Browse upcoming sessionsRegular peer supervision runs as live Zoom groups for members, facilitated by experienced, AMAPP-credentialled clinicians.
Groups are confidential, structured, and multidisciplinary. Bring a case, an ethical question, or an integration challenge. Peer supervision is not recorded: what is shared in a session stays in the session.
You can read the supervisors' backgrounds on the AMAPP website before you connect with a group.
Meet the supervisorsWorkshops are practical sessions beyond the regular program, on focused clinical and professional topics.
They are part of the education offering currently in development. If a workshop topic or format would support your practice, this is the moment to ask for it: name the topic, who it is for, and the format that would help most.
Request a workshop topicAMAPP's education covers learning for clinicians and for clients, from foundational concepts through to applied practice.
Resource development runs across both sides of the work: material that supports practitioners, and material that supports the people they care for. If you need something for either, describe it in an email and it reaches the library while the library is still being built.
Send a resource requestStudent placements offer supervised experience in the field for students building toward PAT practice.
They sit within AMAPP's resource set, and placement inquiries go through the education mailbox. Include where you are in your training and what you are looking for, and the team will take it from there.
Ask about placementsA couple of minutes is enough. Your enquiry is laid out as a ready-to-send email addressed to the education team, and nothing leaves your browser until you press send in your own mail app.
Anything to do with education and resources goes here, through the form above or a direct email. Worth including:
For everything outside education and resources, the main AMAPP inbox is the right starting point.
info@amapp.org.auAMAPP members continue the conversation on the members platform, including a 24/7 community chat group.
Members platformFree webinars, regular peer supervision, and a multidisciplinary peer network come built into AMAPP membership.
Explore membershipThe resource library is in development, and specific requests are exactly what the team has asked for. The enquiry form takes a couple of minutes, and a plain email works just as well.