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Professional Education
Educating professionals around Australia
Within Australia and New Zealand professional education is conducted by a consortium under the banner Continuing Professional Education in Stuttering.

This program of professional education in stuttering is conducted for speech
pathologists. The program has been running since 1997 and has proved most popular with clinicians.
Events are conducted by researchers and clinicians from the ASRC, the Stuttering Unit at Bankstown Health Centre in Sydney, the
Department of Linguistics at Macquarie University, and Stuttering Treatment and Research Trust in Auckland. Events include workshops, internet discussion groups, clinic visits, and seminars.
Members of the CPES team may also provide presentations to other groups, such as preschool teachers, on request.
The CPES management committee comprises Margaret Webber (Stuttering Unit, Bankstown Community Health Centre), Dr Elisabeth Harrison (Department of Linguistics, Macquarie University),
Professor Mark Onslow (ASRC, The University of Sydney) and Dr Anna Hearne (Stuttering Treatment and Research Trust, New Zealand)..
To discuss your group's individual needs, email the CPES Coordinator or telephone (02) 9351 9061.
To view the CPES 2008 program click here.
Imparting Lidcombe Program skills internationally
External to Australia, professional education specifically in the Lidcombe Program is conducted by a different consortium, this time under the banner Lidcombe Program Trainers Consortium.

The LPTC is increasing its international coverage each year and now has representatives in the United Kingdom, Canada, New Zealand, the United States of
America, Germany, Denmark and the Netherlands, in addition to Australia. The Australian authorised members of the LPTC are Margaret Webber & Stacey Sheedy (Speech Therapists from the Stuttering Unit within the Bankstown Community Health Centre),
Dr Elisabeth Harrison (from the Department of Linguistics, Macquarie University) and Professor Mark Onslow (ASRC, The University of Sydney).
Click here to read more about LPTC.
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