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What is high sensitivity and how can it affect children and parents? In this episode, clinical psychologist Rachel Samson describes the understandings of attachment to help parents and children, particularly those who experience high sensitivity. 👂🎤: bit.ly/38ZOcIf

This short article produced by the @Parentingrc is based on research investigating the barriers and facilitators to mental health care pathways in the early childhood mental health sector. Read more about the research and its findings here: bit.ly/3bNYywK

Our ‘Listening to the stories of healing’ podcast series is now available on YouTube. This series explores the many diverse experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and how it has shaped the amazing work within these communities today. bit.ly/3eP1uvf

Today is the National Day of Action against Bullying and Violence and the theme for 2021 is ‘Take Action Together’. This practice paper for practitioners aims to raise awareness of and build confidence in directly addressing prejudice-motivated bullying. bit.ly/3czfsi2

Today is National Close the Gap Day and we’re excited to launch this course which will build your understanding of key historical considerations and cultural protective factors, and the importance of relationships when engaging with First Nations families. bit.ly/3qW5R9U

This practice paper has been designed to help practitioners work confidently and competently with children and families from diverse communities to provide children and parents with the help and support that they need. bit.ly/2zagSiZ #HarmonyWeek🧡

Watch this webinar to learn more about current research underlining the importance of cultural competence in all Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal services: bit.ly/38nSY22

Subscribe to our newsletter to hear more about the release our new e-learning course for practitioners to become part of the journey toward re-established community and cultural connection for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families and communities: bit.ly/3egmgDL

Today is World Social Work Day, a celebration for social workers and the contributions of their profession. Written for social work students, this paper outlines skills and knowledge required to work effectively with children in families affected by FDV. bit.ly/3rO8LPs

This week is Harmony Week which celebrates Australia’s cultural diversity, inclusiveness and respect for everyone. Check out our resources relating to cultural competency practice when working with families with cultural backgrounds different to your own: bit.ly/3tjxQC5

This webinar assists educators with supporting children and young people following a natural disaster or community trauma, through having the knowledge and confidence in understanding and identifying trauma responses and strategies that help with recovery. bit.ly/3qEBWTJ

This study highlights the importance for practitioners to not employ a one-size-fits-all approach when working with young people experiencing parental separation. Find out more: bit.ly/2VPBxQV