ACA Narre Warren Chapter - August 2026
Location
Bunjil Place
About
The ACA Narre Warren Chapter meet on the third Tuesday of the month
Agenda: Interactive Networking Activities
Presented by Tiffany Casey
Meeting plan:
• The aim of this evening is to facilitate counsellors to network in the group through interactive fun activities.
• Agenda is providing the group with a short explanation of effective networking pointers followed by a range of activities.
• Participations are not required to bring anything to the evening.
No supervision
Tiffany Casey
I am a professional ACA Level 4 registered counsellor who has spent over 10 years dedicated to supporting people through challenging experiences and facilitating empowering and positive change. My many passions are supporting people with backgrounds of diverse abilities, emergency service workers, refugees and asylum seekers, cultural and language diverse (CALD), LGBTQIA+ and alcohol and other drugs (AOD) challenges. I am extremely fortunate that my career has seen me volunteer aboard in the Australian Volunteers International program utilisng my expertise and skillsets.
In more recent years, I have also become a PACFA Academic member and discovered my enthusiasm in teaching and training quality counsellors. My most current role is Subject Coordinator in the Masters of Counselling at the University of Melbourne.
Agenda: Interactive Networking Activities
Presented by Tiffany Casey
Meeting plan:
• The aim of this evening is to facilitate counsellors to network in the group through interactive fun activities.
• Agenda is providing the group with a short explanation of effective networking pointers followed by a range of activities.
• Participations are not required to bring anything to the evening.
No supervision
Tiffany Casey
I am a professional ACA Level 4 registered counsellor who has spent over 10 years dedicated to supporting people through challenging experiences and facilitating empowering and positive change. My many passions are supporting people with backgrounds of diverse abilities, emergency service workers, refugees and asylum seekers, cultural and language diverse (CALD), LGBTQIA+ and alcohol and other drugs (AOD) challenges. I am extremely fortunate that my career has seen me volunteer aboard in the Australian Volunteers International program utilisng my expertise and skillsets.
In more recent years, I have also become a PACFA Academic member and discovered my enthusiasm in teaching and training quality counsellors. My most current role is Subject Coordinator in the Masters of Counselling at the University of Melbourne.