BRIEF CURRICULUM VITAE—Dan Sheptooha

BBehSc, GDPsych, PGDip Psych, LLB (Hons), GDLP, FDRP Registered Psychologist

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

I am a registered psychologist, nationally accredited mediator, and family dispute resolution practitioner with expertise in working with children and families experiencing family breakdown and separation. I have a particular interest in post separation conflict and child-centered intervention. In addition to the provision of psychological treatment, my experience includes facilitating family dispute resolution, court ordered post separation parenting courses and family therapy. I conduct clinical and forensic assessments in the role of expert witness, predominantly in the Children’s Court and Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia.

ACCREDITATIONS AND PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

  • Psychologist (General Registration) with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency

  • Nationally Accredited Mediator with the Australia Mediation Association

  • Accredited Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner with the Attorney General’s Department

  • Regulation 7 Family Consultant with the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia

  • Collaborative Family Law Professional

  • Member of Australian Psychological Society

  • Member of Australian Mediation Association

  • Member of Pacifica Congress Australasia

FORMAL QUALIFICATIONS

  • Bachelor of Behavioural Science – University of Queensland, 2009

  • Graduate Diploma of Psychology – Bond University, 2011

  • Post Graduate Diploma of Psychology – Bond University, 2012

  • Basic Mediation Accreditation Course – Bond University, 2014

  • Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner Accreditation Course – Bond University, 2014

  • Bachelor of Laws (Second Class Honours-Division A) – Queensland University of Technology, 2018

  • Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice – College of Law, 2019

PRESENTATIONS

  • Panel Speaker –The Family Law Pathways Network Annual Dinner (Central Coast) on The Future of Child and Family Law Practice – 21 March 2024.

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