Seminars

7 March 2012 Eating disorders are multifactorial and complex in their etiology. Some recent clinical evidence will be presented regarding infant feeding and the subsequent development of eating difficulties and disorders in later life. The issues that underpin this association will then be rather explored, with the emphasis being on psychodynamic concepts and formulations. Speaker [...]

Are you, or is your organisation, thinking of applying for project funding from any of the following agencies? Department of Internal Affairs Dunedin City Council Creative New Zealand, Creative Communities Sport Otago Otago Community Trust If you are an arts, sport, recreational, cultural, social, or other not-for-profit group, come and talk to the people that administer the funds, a funding seminar will [...]

University of Otago Department of Preventive and Social Medicine in association with the Public Health Association Otago/Southland present: Going on strike can be good for you Chris Trotter Chris graduated from the University of Otago with a BA in History & English in 1981 and combined political journalism with political activism for more than a decade. [...]

The Ashburn Clinic hosts or presents several kinds of seminars to which members of the public are invited, although for some the content is aimed more carefully at those working in the therapeutic community. There is no charge for the luncheons or presentations. Sometimes a sponsor will help with our costs but the Board of Trustees [...]

Dr Paul Tranter Associate Professor in Geography School of Physical, Environmental and Mathematical Sciences, UNSW@ADFA Peak oil (the peak in global oil production) is arguably one of the most important issues that will affect our ability to create and maintain child-friendly cities.  Yet it has attracted little attention from researchers concerned with child-friendly environments.  This [...]