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Our new course explores key characteristics of autism and ADHD, offers insights into neurodivergent-affirming practice, and introduces five perspective shifts to support practitioners' work with children…

Practitioners committed to culturally responsive practice may inadvertently make cultural mistakes influenced by hidden biases. These mistakes are rooted in the practitioners’ own experiences and…

Engaging children as partners in practice helps ensure children’s voices, experiences and knowledge are valued in practice settings. But how can you do this in…

Held annually in February, International Family Drug Support Day aims to draw attention to the importance of supporting families affected by alcohol and drug use.

This short article outlines why engaging in meaningful participation with children in out-of-home care is central to supporting their wellbeing and respecting their right to…

In this episode, practitioners and parents of autistic and ADHDer children explore ways to build children’s self-regulation and advocacy skills, foster acceptance of their neurodivergent…

Navigating a world that is built for neurotypical people can have a significant impact on a neurodivergent child’s wellbeing. But these mental health difficulties are…

Summer in Australia is a time of year that many look forward to, but it also brings a risk of extreme weather, and as a…

In this episode, Alisa Hall, Director, Practice Development and Engagement at the National Centre for Action on Child Sexual Abuse describes her work on prevention and education campaigns to…

On Human Rights Day we invite you to engage children as partners in practice as an important consideration of their rights, voices and diversity.

Explore tools to support children who may be experiencing persistent distress and a sense of despair in our new online course, Understanding and responding to…

We recently conducted a review of one of our most popular courses, The impact of trauma on the child. Read more about the small changes…