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September 2021
No Scaredy Cats™ for Parents | WEBINAR | 2nd, 9th & 16th Sept 2021, 6:30pm – 8:45pm
Parenting has got to be the hardest job on the planet – but it’s also the most rewarding. We are often plagued with worries as parents – will our child do well in life, will they be happy and safe, will they make friends at school. But sometimes it can seem like our children are burdened with their own anxieties too. Everyone becomes anxious, but how do we know if our child’s anxiety is out of the ordinary? Sometimes it can be…
Find out more »Shifting mindsets: How communication can shape early childhood outcomes webinar
Whether it is written or verbal, communication can impact how we think, feel and relate to others. For child and family welfare professionals, the information we receive about clients can affect how we engage with them directly and how we work with other professionals in supporting child safety and wellbeing. Making small shifts in the words we choose and the way we deliver them can prevent unintended reactions, improve message clarity and promote helpful responses. This webinar will explore how…
Find out more »Tough Conversations in Child Protection | WEBINAR
Tough Conversations in Child Protection is a one-day course for child protection professionals and family workers to help them to hold the often-challenging conversations with parents in child protection. The origin of these child protection workshops arose from a similar series of workshops already being held nationally for school principals. The workshop helps busy professionals to quickly assess and prepare for tough conversations in situations where clarity-of-message can make all the difference for vulnerable families.
Find out more »Family and Domestic Violence Conference
Family and Domestic Violence Conference: Bringing children and young people into view This conference will bring together the family and community services and the government sector to discuss the impact of family and domestic violence, and how we as a community can provide greater support to children and young people. It will feature presentations from expert practitioners, researchers and policymakers across a range of disciplines including but not limited to family services, alcohol and other drug services, mental health, Aboriginal…
Find out more »Hey Warrior
Anxiety explained. Kids empowered! Anxiety is a very normal human response but for as many as 1 in 5 young people, the symptoms become so intrusive, they significantly interfere with day to day living. The effects can steal into families, classrooms and friendships. They can undermine the way children see themselves and shrink their world – but it doesn’t have to be this way. Anxiety is very manageable when it is recognised and properly managed. With the right support children…
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