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May 2023
Engaging Families of Young People eWorkshop 1st- May- 2023
When young people struggle, the family is often struggling too. Engaging the broader family around young people is pivotal for supporting and working best with young people. This workshop explores ways to engage the broader family to remain connected with the young person, especially at times which are difficult, sometimes even overwhelming. them. Amongst these strategies we will explore FRAMES https://peterslattery.com/product/frames/ , a unique two-way conversational approach ofworking with families. FRAMES is a way of helping families ‘talk’ with each other…
Find out more »SUNSHINE CIRCLES® – Melbourne
Nurture your classroom with play! Learn how to introduce this amazing, evidence based, social-emotional development group to your school. Sunshine Circles ® are adult-directed and structured, but rather than talking, the teacher leads playful, cooperative and nurturing activities. Sunshine Circles can very quickly and dramatically improve the quality of the classroom and provide teachers with resources to maintain an emotionally positive and cognitively enriched environment. Sunshine Circles® is a group based on Theraplay® principles that focuses on the social and emotional development of…
Find out more »WORKING SAFELY WITH FAMILIES & TRAUMA – Brisbane
A Neurobiological Approach to Trauma Stabilisation and Family Therapy Families affected by traumatic events can often break down as each family member struggles in their own way to come to terms with what has happened. Understanding distress reactions and their effect on family dynamics can help the family to cope better. If family members don’t understand each other’s experience, then misunderstandings, communication breakdowns and other problems can result. This is often because unresolved traumatic symptoms fuel behavioural and emotional problems and family conflict, and/ or the family interactions can maintain or exacerbate…
Find out more »FRSA National Conference 2023
The FRSA National Conference is heralded as a highlight event for the Family and Relationship Services network and is one of the largest annual gatherings of practitioners, academics and policy makers working to support children, families and communities. This ‘not to be missed’ event will feature a number of highly acclaimed keynote presenters, as well as Federal Ministers and sector leaders with a focus on delivering the most effective services to children, families and young people. As social service organisations…
Find out more »Understanding Burnout: how to help prevent it and steps towards recovery eWorkshop 16-May-2023
Burnout affects thousands of people in helping professions across the world. People suffering from burnout may feel exhausted much of the time, may have lost empathy for the people they are meant to be supporting and their work performance may be substantially impaired. In addition, people suffering from burnout may have difficulty concentrating and may not be thinking clearly. This 3 hour, interactive eWorkshop is designed for people in helping roles. The eWorkshop will help you: Understand the difference between burnout, anxiety and depression Develop…
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