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Members of the Association believe that those who engage in criminal and offending behaviour not only impact on society by their actions, but behave as they do in part because they have been impacted upon.
Our clients’ rights to ethical and humane treatment are in no way diminished because they have diminished the rights of others.
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FTA Spring Conference, 2010
New Perspectives on Violence
Saturday 13th February 2010. Uckfield, East Sussex.
Saturday 13th February 2010. Uckfield, East Sussex.
Our Keynote Speaker will be
Di Salters
PTSTA, South Africa.
Healing the Precursors to Criminality
Di Salters
PTSTA, South Africa.
Healing the Precursors to Criminality
Di is a very experienced psychotherapist working with forensic clients in South African prisons and in the townships. She brings a unique wealth of personal experience and cultural understanding to working with members of the community who have otherwise been written-
The Keynote Speech will be supported by presentations on practice issues arising from working in UK prisons and we hope to have an equally valuable presentation on working with intrafamilial sexual abuse.