Diana Tocknell

Hello everyone, In my role, you have to be passionate about education. Learning and developing skills to improve your professional understanding and impact are what it is all about. I am passionate also about the self-development that occurs when you sign yourself up for a workshop– you not only get a chance to network and

”Bugger” was not quite the word that I uttered as my front tendon was cut by a glass in an accidental fall and I’m sure I would have said more than that if I knew at that moment what a cut like this to my leg actually meant. That’s when you start thinking about how you

DTA presented a full day workshop for 32 attendees on the 21st of February in Moorabbin, Melbourne. Included in the line-up was a variety of informative and interactive education sessions that gave everyone an opportunity to gain professional development and information about the benefits of DTA membership.Dr Loretta Quinn headlined the day, presenting “How to

The first Queensland workshop for 2014 was held in Brisbane on the 11th of April with 65 attendees – Thanks to Glenda Kubler and Ian Platell who facilitated this large workshop from which we had to turn some people away due to the excessive numbers (if you were unable to attend this workshop then the