| |
Patricia Rose is a dedicated, competent and creative
professional, who uses gentle, holistic, empowering processes, underpinned
by a sound academic framework. Patricia
has a Bachelor of Divinity, a Master of Arts (Older
Women’s Spirituality), and a PhD (Contemporary Women’s Spirituality), and has lectured on religion, spirituality and social justice at tertiary
level.
She works as a consultant to the community sector on policy and
procedures, community development, access and equity, project evaluation,
writing funding submissions and providing education and training.
Patricia also undertakes research and writing in women's
studies, medieval literature and Goddess spirituality; she has presented at
national and international conferences on these topics. |
|
Philip
Costigan is a
qualified teacher, holding a Master of Literary Studies (Religious
Studies) and a Master of Educational
Studies (Aboriginal Education). His Doctoral thesis
focussed on Australian Men’s Spirituality.
Philip
has worked in tertiary institutions, community organisations, and in
Aboriginal communities. He has lectured and run workshops in social justice and values education.
For ten years Philip was responsible for
educating board members, managers, staff and volunteers in mission, vision,
values, ethics and pastoral care in seven aged care facilities and a
hospital providing palliative and interim care and rehabilitation.
He now provides advice and support to
corporate and community organisations in these areas. |
