2022 Program

Program

Our program will allow us to foster passion, maintain purpose, build influence and increase impact!

Program times are listed in ACDT.

WEDNESDAY 23rd NOVEMBER 2022

0800 – 1600	Suite 2	Speakers presentation room/committee room open
0800 – 1700	Ballroom Gallery	Exhibition open
0800 – 1700	Ballroom Gallery	Registration Open
		PRE CONFERENCE WORKSHOP
0830 – 1030	Ballroom A	Pre-conference workshop – Forensic Court report writing in the Youth Court Jurisdiction Facilitated by Dr Loraine Lim with Dr Catia Malvaso, Rachael Shaw, Judge Penny Eldridge and Barry Jennings
1030 – 1100	Ballroom Gallery	Morning Tea
1100 – 1200	Ballroom A	Pre-conference workshop
1230 – 1330	Balcony Gallery	Arrival Lunch & Exhibition
		Official Congress Opening
1330 – 1340	Main Plenary	Welcome to Country: Jack Buckskin Founder and Managing Director of Kuma Kaaru Cultural Services Pty Ltd
1340 – 1350	Main Plenary	Conference Chair address: Casey Isaacs & Catia Malvaso
1350 – 1400	Main Plenary	Official Opening: Chief Justice of South Australia, the Honourable Chris Kourakis
		PLENARY SESSION #1
1400 – 1405	Main Plenary	Keynote Introduction: Chief Justice of South Australia, the Honourable Chris Kourakis
1405 – 1500	Main Plenary	Keynote speaker: Professor David Garland Arthur T Vanderbilt Professor of Law and Professor of Sociology, New York University
1500 – 1530	Balcony Gallery	Afternoon Tea
1530 – 1535	Main Plenary	Keynote Introduction: Dr Ken O’Brien
1535 – 1630	Main Plenary	Keynote speaker: Professor Kevin Dutton School of Psychology, University of Adelaide
1630 – 1700	Main Plenary	SA AGM
1700 – 1830	Gallery Level 1	Welcome Reception





THURSDAY 24th NOVEMBER 2022

0800 – 1600	Suite 2	Speakers presentation room/committee room open
0800 – 1700	Ballroom Gallery	Exhibition open
0800 – 1700	Ballroom Gallery	Registration open
0800 – 0830	Ballroom Gallery	Coffee/Tea on arrival
		PLENARY SESSION #2
0900 – 0905	Main Plenary	Keynote introduction: Judge Anthony Allen, District Court of South Australia
0905 – 1000	Main Plenary	Keynote speaker: Professor John Lynch School of Public Health, University of Adelaide
1000 – 1010	Main Plenary	Lived experience panel introduction: The Minister for Human Services, The Honourable Nat Cook
1010 – 1100	Main Plenary	Panel session: Lived experience Lorna Robinson, Deb Moyle, Tony Karpany and Scott Richards. Chair: Louisa Hackett, Principal Psychologist, Youth Justice Sponsored by: OARS Community Transitions
1100 – 1130	Ballroom Gallery	Morning Tea
		PLENARY SESSION #3
1130 – 1135	Main Plenary	Keynote introduction: Hayley Mills, Deputy Chief Executive of SA Department for Correctional Services
1135 – 1230	Main Plenary	Keynote speaker: Dr Armon Tamatea School of Psychology, University of Waikato New Zealand
1230 – 1330	Main Plenary	National AGM
1230 – 1330	Gallery Level 1	Buffet Lunch & Exhibition
		CONCURRENT SESSION #1
	Impacts of adversity and novel data approaches	Cultural considerations and innovations	Innovations in the assessment and treatment of family violence	Neuropsychological considerations in assessment, treatment and practice	Symposium
	Ballroom A	Ballroom B	Ballroom C	Suite 3	Meeting room B
	Chair: Catia Malvaso	Chair: Narain Nambiar	Chair: Dr Lauren Moulds	Chair : Melissa Hughes	Chair: Laura Caire
1330 – 1350	Topic: Absolute and relative rates of both violent victimisation and perpetration amongst people with mental illness in a whole of population Danish national register-based study Speaker: Kimberlie Dean	Topic: Working towards cultural safety in systems and practice for First Nations people Speaker: Melissa Clarke	Topic: Implementing a risk led approach to predicting and policing high severity family violence. Speaker: Michael Trood	Topic: Perspective-taking and the detection of suspicious behaviour Speaker: Zoe Michael	Topic: If the ability to communicate is a basic human right, how can we uphold this for individuals with oral and written communication difficulties accessing forensic mental health services? Speaker: Laura Caire
1350 – 1410	Topic: Does Adult Attachment Insecurity Mediate the Relationship between Childhood Maltreatment and Violent Behavior? Speaker: Nina Papalia	Topic: Bi-cultural Practice in Correctional Psychology, Innovation and Collaboration Speaker: Roxanne Heffernan, Ryan Botha, Tarsh Edwards, Mate Webb		Topic: Arbitrary Detention is Secure Dementia Care in New Zealand Speaker: Frances Matthews
1410 – 1430	Topic: Early developmental vulnerabilities following exposure to domestic violence and abuse: findings from an Australian population cohort record linkage study Speaker: Tyson Whitten		Topic: The relevance of prior offending to risk and need in youth family violence Speaker: Abigail Sheed	Topic: Expert Evidence of Dementia in Sentencing Offenders: Why is it Critical? Speaker: Amee Baird
1430 – 1450	Topic: Utilising police data sets: Identifying opportunities for early intervention. Speaker: Kay Lancefield
1450 – 1520	Gallery Level 1	Afternoon Tea
		CONCURRENT SESSION #2
	Impact of adversity and trauma in vulnerable adolescent populations	New directions in forensic practice, assessment and treatment	Considerations in human rights, personal accountability and community safety	Engaging and investing in co-design and communities	Victims and survivors of crime
	Chair: Louisa Hackett	Chair: Lauren Moulds	Chair: Anthony Allen	Chair: Oliver Burgess	Chair: Casey Issacs
	Ballroom A	Ballroom B	Ballroom C	Suite 3	Meeting room B
1520 – 1540	Topic: The Impact of Attachment Experiences of Dual Order Youth Offenders with Residential Care History on the Therapeutic Alliance Process Speaker: Sarah-Louise Tkaczyk	Topic: The clinical stages of psychosis across violent and non-violent prisoners in New South Wales (NSW) Speaker: Natalia Yee	Topic: Bending the arc: reconciling rights, recovery and least restriction in psychiatric care. Speaker: Jessie Taylor	Topic: Changing culture changing lives: Lessons in service co design and establishment. Speaker: Suzanne Dick	Topic: Taking significant steps towards repairing the irreparable: reparations for victims of Commonwealth sexual offences Speaker: Leah Ratcliff
1540 – 1600	Topic: Residential Out of Home Care: Trauma, Complexity, Failing Up through a system that traumatises. Speaker: Douglas Faircloth	Topic: Substance induced psychosis and the Sir Austin Bradford-Hill criteria for causation Speaker: Olav Nielsson	Topic: Life Imprisonment in NSW – Human rights and the Phuong Ngo case Speaker: John Anderson	Topic: Co-designing a training program for upskilling mental health carers in understanding, recognising and communicating risk for aggression Speaker: Gabrielle Gibson	Topic: Australian Victims and Survivors of Crime; Compensation and Financial Support – Do We Compensate Offenders? Speaker: Charmaine Holyoak-Roberts
1600 – 1620	Topic: Early identification of young people engaging in risk behaviours: An opportunity for preventing Youth Justice system contact? Speaker: Tessa Gloede	Topic: Assessing Cognitive Functioning among Forensic Mental Health Inpatients Speaker: Han-Mari Cronje	Topic: Reforming a jail in the US: Observations from an Australian warden Speaker: Astrid Birgden	Topic: The Relationship Between Justice System Non-Involvement and the Social and Emotional Wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Youth Speaker: Maicee Harrison	Topic: Lawyers’ perceptions about complainants and case outcomes in cases involving allegations of child sexual abuse Speaker: Natalie Martschuk
1620 – 1640	Topic: Who am I, and where do I belong? The role of identity and belonging in vulnerable youth engaging in maladaptive behaviours Speaker: Christina Melrose	Topic: Assessment of people with intellectual disability in the New Zealand Criminal Justice System: How do liberty interests feature? Speaker: Amanda McFadden	Topic: Characteristics of Prisoner to Staff Physical Assault in New Zealand Prisons Speaker: Samantha Taaka	Topic: Co-designing legal and non-legal advocacy Speaker: Penelope Weller
1900 – late		Conference Dinner @ Orso 36 Kensington Rd, Rose Park SA 5067 Dress: Cocktail






FRIDAY 25th NOVEMBER 2022

0800 – 1600	Suite 2	Speakers presentation room/committee room open
0800 – 1600	Ballroom Gallery	Exhibition open
0800 – 1500	Ballroom Gallery	Registration open
0800 – 0830	Ballroom Gallery	Coffee/Tea on arrival
		PLENARY SESSION #4
0900 – 0905	Main Plenary	Keynote introduction: Chief Psychiatrist Dr John Brayley
0905 – 1000	Main Plenary	Keynote speaker: Dr Cathy Ludbrook Clinical Lead, Borderline Personality Disorder Collaborative
1000 – 1030	Ballroom Gallery	Morning Tea
1030 – 1035	Main Plenary	Raise the Age Panel introduction Attorney General of South Australia, the Honourable Kyam Maher MLC
1035 – 1200	Main Plenary	Panel session: Raise the Age Cheryl Axleby, Co-Chair, Change the Record Melissa Clarke, Principal Consultant Katji Yanun Ashum Owen, Senior Policy Officer, Office of the Commissioner for Aboriginal Children and Young People Facilitated by Chris Kummerow
1200 – 1300	Gallery Level 1	Buffet Lunch and Exhibition
		CONCURRENT SESSION #3
	Impact of adversity and trauma among young people engaging in harmful behaviours	New directions in assessment and management of high risk clients	Insights into mental illness in forensic and justice contexts	Innovations in assessment and treatment of adolescent family violence
	Chair: Katherine McLachlan	Chair: Oliver Greeves	Chair: Jo Liptak	Chair: Emily Harper
	Ballroom A	Ballroom B	Ballroom C	Suite 3
1300 – 1320	Topic: Introducing the ACE Matrix: A Visualisation of chronic ACES in Queensland adolescents adjudicated for sexual offences Speaker: Danielle Harris	Topic: Terrorism: what is in a word? Speaker: Justin Barry-Walsh	Topic: Psychiatric illness and the risk of reoffending: Recurrent event analysis for an Australian birth cohort Speaker: James Ogilvie	Topic: KIND an intervention for adolescents using violence within family and intimate partner relationships – Emerging lessons from SA and QLD Speaker: Kate Melvin, Chelsea Leach
1320 – 1340	Topic: Brothers in arms or making a murderer Speaker: Luke Broomhall	Topic: The Independent National Security Legislation Monitor’s Review of the Commonwealth post-sentence detention and monitoring regime for terrorist offenders. Speaker: Mark Nolan	Topic: Have the rates of mental illness, self-harm, and substance use been increasing over time amongst those in custody? An examination of survey results of incarcerated young people and adults in NSW over a 15-year period Speaker: Carey Marr, Christie Browne
1340 – 1400	Topic: Adolescent Killers: Using Two Timeline Methods to Map Life Histories of Adolescents that Kill Speaker: Yasmin Richards	Topic: Countering Violent Extremism Intervention – Towards an Inclusion Support approach Speaker: John Young	Topic: Mental health of Aboriginal men and women in NSW custody Speaker: Daria Korobanovia
1400 – 1420	How sentencing judges use information about child sexual abuse and subsequent trauma in adult defendants’ lives Speaker: Katherine McLachlan	Topic: Successful factors in care teams working with complex and high risk clients: Observations of what works, and what doesn’t, from the coordinators’ perspectivesSpeaker: Jacqui Brown
1420 – 1450	Ballroom Gallery	Afternoon Tea
		CONCURRENT SESSION #4
	New directions in cross-disciplinary and multi-agency collaborations, practice and teaching	Innovative programs in justice and forensic contexts	Young people, the law and early intervention opportunities	New directions in assessment and treatment of individual who commit sex offences
	Ballroom A	Ballroom B	Ballroom C	Suite 3
	Chair: Chris Kummerow	Chair: Lauren Moulds	Chair: Jo Liptak	Chair: Emily Harper
1450 – 1510	Topic: Lawyer Wellbeing: Introducing a new kind of workplace conversation Speaker: Kayleigh Young, Kate Jackowski and Emily Knowles	Topic: New Directions in Working with Complex and Challenging Behaviours in Prison: The Moroka Program Speaker: Daniel Simsion, Rebecca Kam, Amber Fougere.	Topic: Doli Incapax a decade on: where to from here? Speaker: Chris Lennings, Nicholas Lennings	Topic: Misogyny, Anger, or Sadism? Reconceptualising the Vindictive Rapist and their Offences Speaker: Michael Davis
1510 – 1530	Topic: Meet Me at the Altar: Consciously coupling tort law and emotions Speaker: Christina Platz, Tina Popa	Topic: A Violence Prevention Program for Aboriginal men in South Australia Speaker: Henry Pharo and Vickie Dodd		Topic: Automated assessment of sexual recidivism risk: Statistical, cultural, clinical, and legal issues Speaker: Mark Howard
1530 – 1550	Topic: The Harassment of South Australian Government Dignitaries: A Mental Health Perspective Speaker: Sravan Anne, Catherine Crouch	Topic: Thyme Out – An innovative social enterprise approach to working with juvenile offenders Speaker: Kate Barrelle	Topic: Young people and their legal rights in Aotearoa New Zealand: Can we increase level of understanding? Speaker: Clare-Ann Fortune	Topic: Cognitive and Emotional Processes Underlying Attitudes Towards Sexual Offenders Speaker: Cindy Queiroz
1550 – 1610
1610 – 1630	Ballroom Gallery	Conference Close

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