Membership in ANZATSA
| Join ANZATSA for the benefits of: | ||||
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Colleagial networking and support | |||
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Professional development opportunities | |||
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Sexual Abuse in Australia and New Zealand (SAANZ) Journal inclusive in membership | |||
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Regular issues of Networks newsletter | |||
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Admission to ANZATSA's electronic discussion group | |||
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Discount registration fees at ANZATSA conferences and workshops | |||
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Professional status as assessed by the Association's panel of experienced clinicians | |||
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ATSA affiliation (Click to view the ATSA Affiliation Agreement) | |||
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VOTA affiliation (Click to view the VOTA Affiliation Agreement) | |||
| There are five categories of membership within ANZATSA. These comprise: | ||||
Clinical: |
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Clinical (Abuser Treatment) | |||
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Clinical (Victim Treatment) | |||
| In order to be entitled to this membership, basic qualifications from the relevant discipline, such as Psychology, Psychiatry, or Social Work, is necessary, in addition to no less than two years, including a minimum of 2000 hours, of direct supervised clinical experience with sex offenders. | ||||
Associate: |
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Associate (Abuser Treatment) | |||
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Associate (Victim Treatment) | |||
| The requirements for this category of membership are those for the Clinical category, however, clinical experience directly with sex offenders entails fewer than 2000 hours. |
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General: |
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| This category is open to all persons, from fields such as probation, policy, research, police, custodial and so on. | ||||
Student: |
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| This category is open to full time students at an accredited college or university. Verification of student status is required when submitting this application. Student members have no voting rights but are eligible for cheaper access to the Association. | ||||
Affiliate: |
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| This category is to enable members outside Australia and New Zealand to join at student rates. | ||||
| Click HERE for information on how to join ANZATSA | ||||