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Thanks to @natkendallt for driving home how important the positive framing of messaging is when talking about #children, #mentalhealth and #parenting.

“Children matter most.” – @AnnetteMichaux of @Parentingrc talks about the refocus to put #children first in all stories we tell. #ncpw #playyourpart

‘There’s no such thing as a baby, there’s always a baby and someone.’ Maree Foley quoting Donald Winnicott as she discusses #infant #mentalhealth as a #global #publichealth issue. #aaimhconference2019 

We’ve had an amazing time at #SNAICC2019, thank you @SNAICC for this beautifully rich and inspiring event that celebrates local wisdom, embraces sharing of best practice and explores the development of holistic, culturally relevant service systems #children #wellbeing

We’re looking forward to sharing some new resources for #FASDMonth, stay tuned! twitter.com/NOFASDAustrali…

‘Children’s wellbeing as everyone’s business’ – a common saying amongst #health professionals. But how can we adopt this is #adult-focused services? See our resource with video case studies and practical examples for your workplace: bit.ly/2Hza9jY

This @NAPCAN_AU National Child Protection Week, we’re sharing resources centred about #play and its positive impact on #parent-child relationships: bit.ly/2NHj4BP

This year’s Adult Learners’ Week celebrates lifelong learning. When it comes to infant and child mental health, what’s the biggest lesson you’ve learned so far, and what do you still want to learn? #ALW2019

It’s @NAPCAN_AU National Child Protection Week and we’re celebrating the theme of supporting #parents in order for them to support their #children. Check out events across the country: napcan.org.au

We’re in sunny Townsville today meeting with local service providers who support the Mental Health Recovery Task Group to discuss our #communitytraumatoolkit – thanks to @TownsvilleHHS and @NAPCAN_AU! #children #mentalhealth

What is child #mentalhealth literacy and why is it so important? Research shows we still have a lot to learn but we’re on the right track: bit.ly/2ZpYNcb

Listen to our latest podcast over lunch to hear from Dr Jackie Amos about her doctoral research into intergenerational #trauma and its impact on #children‘s mental health: bit.ly/30A9eXO