Sentences with phrase «of family consultants»

It is up to the discretion of the family consultant as to whether or not the children participate, and how interviews with the children and / or parents are structured.

Whether working as an independent consultant or whether employed by a larger agency, the goal of a family consultant is always to help guide clients toward creating a healthy family life.

The involvement of legal representatives in the conference is at the discretion of the family consultant.

(b) the officer must not perform the functions of a family consultant in relation to particular proceedings, if the officer has conducted family counselling or family dispute resolution with a party to those proceedings.

Note: Before exercising this power, the court must consider seeking the advice of a family consultant about the services appropriate to the parties» needs (see section 11E).

Note 1: Before making an order under this section, the court must consider seeking the advice of a family consultant about the services appropriate to the parties» needs (see section 11E).

(b) the officer must not perform the functions of a family consultant in relation to particular proceedings, if the officer has conducted family counselling or family dispute resolution with a person involved in those proceedings.

(2) Without limiting subsection (1), sections 11C (admissibility of communications with family consultants) and 11D (immunity of family consultants) apply to the Chief Executive Officer while the Chief Executive Officer is performing those functions.

(1) The Chief Executive Officer may, in writing, delegate to a family consultant any of the Chief Executive Officer's powers, functions and duties in relation to the functions of family consultants mentioned in section 11A.

Note: The Chief Executive Officers of the Family Court and the Federal Magistrates Court have all of the functions and powers of family consultants, and may direct consultants in the performance of their functions.

The following publications provide information to assist children understand the role of the family consultant:

However, as noted above in relation to judicial education, it is likely to be more effective and more affordable to nominate and target a limited number of family consultants in each registry and to ensure that after the completion of training family reports involving Indigenous matters are routinely allocated to these individuals.

We are training a growing panel of family consultants across North America to deliver the power of ENC to families.

(3) The Chief Executive Officer is responsible for administering the functions of family consultants appointed by the Chief Executive Officer.

Note 2: Subsection (1) does not prevent things said or admissions made by or in the company of family consultants from being admissible in proceedings other than proceedings under this Act.

(Supports Stephen Ralph «s Recommendation 5: Training and Professional Development of Family Consultants)

Selection of Family Consultants to attend cultural competence training who will prepare Family reports and develop relationships with local Indigenous Communities and elders.

Ensure that a select group of Family Consultants continue to undertake Indigenous cultural competency training with the expectation that these consultants will be routinely allocated Indigenous cases in the future.

He has given presentations and training events nationally and internationally, including teaching Bowen family systems theory at the Society of Family Consultants and Psychotherapists in Moscow, Russia, and he presented a seminar at An - Najah National University in the West Bank of Palestine.

Note: Before advising the parties, the court must consider seeking the advice of a family consultant about the services appropriate to the parties» needs (see section 11E).

Note: Before making an order under this section, the court must consider seeking the advice of a family consultant about the services appropriate to the party's needs (see section 11E).

(1) The Chief Executive Officer may, in writing, delegate to a family consultant any of the Chief Executive Officer's powers, functions and duties in relation to the functions of family consultants mentioned in section 11A of the Family Law Act 1975.

Note: The Chief Executive Officer has all of the functions and powers of family consultants, and may direct consultants in the performance of their functions.

It is not the role of the Family Consultant to make determinations with regard to disputed facts when undertaking screening and assessment of family violence.

It is recommended that a limited number of family consultants be nominated in each registry to undertake Indigenous cultural competency training with the expectation that these consultants will be routinely allocated Indigenous cases in the future.

The functions of family consultants are to provide services in relation to proceedings under this Act, including:

(2) Without limiting subsection (1), sections 11C (admissibility of communications with family consultants) and 11D (immunity of family consultants) of that Act apply to the Chief Executive Officer while the Chief Executive Officer is performing the functions of a family consultant.

Note: Before making orders under this section, the court must consider seeking the advice of a family consultant about the services appropriate to the parties» needs (see section 11E).

Note: Before informing the parties, the court must consider seeking the advice of a family consultant about the services appropriate to the parties» needs (see section 11E).

(3) The Chief Executive Officer is responsible for administering the functions of family consultants.

Note 2: Paragraph (1)(a)-- before making an order under this paragraph, the court must consider seeking the advice of a family consultant about the services appropriate to the person's needs (see section 11E).

Note: Before imposing a condition under this subsection, the court must consider seeking the advice of a family consultant about the services appropriate to the person's needs (see section 11E).