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SUMMARY:Families and homelessness: Supporting parents and improving outcomes for children
DESCRIPTION:Homelessness is a significant social issue that affects many Australian families. When a family experiences homelessness\, there can be negative and diverse consequences for the social and emotional wellbeing of any children involved. Evidence shows\, however\, that a positive parent–child relationship can provide a protective buffer against some of these impacts. \nIt is important that practitioners working with families experiencing homelessness understand the impact this experience can have on parenting and provide appropriate support. By supporting parents to have a positive relationship with their child\, practitioners can also help to support the social and emotional wellbeing of children. \nThis webinar will explore: \n\nThe evidence that parent–child relationships can support children’s social and emotional wellbeing in experiences of homelessness\nHow to recognise and respond to the impact of homelessness on parenting and the parent–child relationship in families\nHow practitioners can integrate this into their practice.\n\nThis webinar is of interest to professionals working with families and children experiencing homelessness\, or the ongoing impacts of homelessness\, in health\, education\, social and community service settings. \nWe encourage you test your system(link is external) before the webinar\, and read our Frequently Asked Questions. \n\n\n\nThis webinar is co-produced by CFCA and Emerging Minds(link is external) in a series focusing on children’s mental health. They are working together as part of the Emerging Minds: National Workforce Centre for Child Mental Health\, which is funded by the Australian Government Department of Health under the National Support for Child and Youth Mental Health Program \n
URL:https://frsa.org.au/event/families-and-homelessness-supporting-parents-and-improving-outcomes-for-children
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Managing Stress with Mindful-Compassion Art-Based Therapy
DESCRIPTION:Presented by Dr Andy H. Y. Ho\, internationally renowned educator and psychologist\, and Director of Research of the Palliative Care Centre for Excellence in Research and Education. \nHealth\, allied health and mental health professionals are prone to burnout and compassion fatigue given the intense emotional and existential nature of their work. Previous research has provided strong evidence that supports the inclusion of art therapy within clinical supervision as a way of effectively reducing work-related stress and enhancing emotional health.\nIntegrating the practice of mindfulness meditation in art therapy-based supervision\, with reflective awareness complementing emotional expression\, has immense potential for self-care and collegial support\, which could ultimately cultivate compassion and sustained resilience among those immersed in the fields of palliative care and bereavement support. \nIn this webinar\, Dr Ho will present foundational knowledge on burnout\, resilience and self-care. He will also provide the theoretical underpinnings and clinical framework of Mindful Compassion Art-based Therapy (MCAT)\, as well as the findings of a Randomized Wait-List Control Trial that assess MCAT’s efficacy for reducing burnout and promoting holistic wellness among 56 palliative care professionals in Singapore. Narratives and experiences of MCAT’s participants will be shared to illuminate the inner workings of this novel and promising psycho-intervention modality for enhancing end of life care provision by supporting the wellbeing of caregivers. \nDr Ho will discuss:\n\nthe causes and effects of stress and burnout on caregivers\, particular those immersed in the fields of palliative and bereavement care\nthe relationship between burnout\, compassionate fatigue and moral distress\, and their impacts on holistic health\nthe current literature and research on resilience\, mindful-compassion and expressive arts\, and their integration for promoting self-care\nthe empirical foundation for integrating mindfulness meditation and art therapy for self-help and clinical supervision purposes\nintegrating an empirical model of Mindful Compassion Art-based Therapy for supporting self and others emotionally\, psychologically and spiritually within the context of palliative and bereavement care.\n\n
URL:https://frsa.org.au/event/webinar-managing-stress-with-mindful-compassion-art-based-therapy
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Managing Stress with Mindful-Compassion Art-Based Therapy
DESCRIPTION:Presented by Dr Andy H. Y. Ho\, internationally renowned educator and psychologist\, and Director of Research of the Palliative Care Centre for Excellence in Research and Education. \n\n  \n\nHealth\, allied health and mental health professionals are prone to burnout and compassion fatigue given the intense emotional and existential nature of their work. Previous research has provided strong evidence that supports the inclusion of art therapy within clinical supervision as a way of effectively reducing work-related stress and enhancing emotional health. \nIntegrating the practice of mindfulness meditation in art therapy-based supervision\, with reflective awareness complementing emotional expression\, has immense potential for self-care and collegial support\, which could ultimately cultivate compassion and sustained resilience among those immersed in the fields of palliative care and bereavement support. \nIn this webinar\, Dr Ho will present foundational knowledge on burnout\, resilience and self-care. He will also provide the theoretical underpinnings and clinical framework of Mindful Compassion Art-based Therapy (MCAT)\, as well as the findings of a Randomized Wait-List Control Trial that assess MCAT’s efficacy for reducing burnout and promoting holistic wellness among 56 palliative care professionals in Singapore. Narratives and experiences of MCAT’s participants will be shared to illuminate the inner workings of this novel and promising psycho-intervention modality for enhancing end of life care provision by supporting the wellbeing of caregivers. \nDr Ho will discuss: \n\nthe causes and effects of stress and burnout on caregivers\, particular those immersed in the fields of palliative and bereavement care\nthe relationship between burnout\, compassionate fatigue and moral distress\, and their impacts on holistic health\nthe current literature and research on resilience\, mindful-compassion and expressive arts\, and their integration for promoting self-care\nthe empirical foundation for integrating mindfulness meditation and art therapy for self-help and clinical supervision purposes\nintegrating an empirical model of Mindful Compassion Art-based Therapy for supporting self and others emotionally\, psychologically and spiritually within the context of palliative and bereavement care.\n\n
URL:https://frsa.org.au/event/webinar-managing-stress-with-mindful-compassion-art-based-therapy-2
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