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This course honours the wisdom of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander parenting practices that have endured for over 60,000 years, and invites practitioners to be curious, notice this ancient knowledge and consider how it can be applied in contemporary practices.

This infant and child mental health assessment and management course focuses on the identification, assessment, care planning and support required for children aged 0-5 at risk of or experiencing mental health difficulties.

In this course you'll be introduced to practice strategies to support you in building the genuine connections and trust required to have culturally safe, connecting conversations with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander parents about their worries, strengths and hopes for their children.

This course aims to support you to extend your standard formulation practices by integrating the ally, advocate and awareness of relationship framework. It will also support you to bring your professional expertise together with the family’s know-how, to develop a shared understanding of the infants’ and toddlers’ experience.

This course will provide you with an increased awareness, knowledge, and understanding of foundational concepts about developmental neuroscience (brain development).

This course is designed to break down dominant stereotypes and help you understand the critical role that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander fathers have in supporting children to grow up healthy, strong and thriving.

This free short online course introduces communication-focused practice strategies to support the mental health and wellbeing of children with disability.

This free short online course introduces family-centred practice strategies to support the wellbeing of children with disability and their families.

Develop strategies and skills to identify and support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander parents experiencing complex trauma.

This course provides secondary school educators with a practical framework and tips for supporting young people following a natural disaster or community trauma.

This course provides early learning educators with a practical framework and tips for supporting children following a natural disaster or community trauma.

This four hour course asks you to consider how the parent’s illness may impact their physical and mental health, parenting and family functioning and what effect these impacts may have on their children’s wellbeing.