Search Results for "disaster"
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Looking Back: The transition
Emerging MindsIn the following video you will hear Jane looking back on her early years growing up and knowing she wanted something different. -
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Rebuilding our shields: Sharing the stories of deadly dads
Online CourseThis 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. -
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Raising Healthy Minds app
Raising Children Networkaising Healthy Minds is your free, personalised, pocket resource for raising confident resilient children 0-12 years old. -
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Homelessness and child mental health
Susie Lukis and Kirren O'BrienRuntime00:41:10Released9/8/22 -
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Eating disorders and body image helpline
Butterfly FoundationButterfly Foundation provides support services, treatment and resources for all Australians impacted by eating disorders and body image issues. -
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Mental health crisis, counselling and support services
The following crisis support and counselling services are free and designed for people aged 15 years and older – if you are 14 years old or younger, contact Kids Helpline (details following). Most of these services offer free counselling although there may be call costs associated with phoning for assistance… -
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Crisis support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
13YARN13YARN provides 24/7 crisis support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who are feeling overwhelmed or having mental health difficulties. -
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Understanding childhood bullying and mental health
Online CourseLearn how you can support the mental health and wellbeing of children experiencing bullying. -
Podcast
Supporting children who disclose trauma – part two
David TullyRuntime00:20:47Released8/7/22 -
Webinar
Supporting children who have disclosed trauma
Child Family Community Australia & Emerging MindsCo-produced with CFCA, this webinar explored how self-blame operates and how perpetrators may manipulate children to blame themselves, how to help children challenge feelings of complicity in their trauma experiences by focusing directly on the power difference between children and adults, and children’s stories of protests or choices they have made throughout their experiences that kept themselves, or their loved ones, safe, to acknowledge that no child is a passive recipient of trauma. -
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Honouring Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander voices in healing family violence
Online CourseFamily violence interventions must be strengths-based and led, developed and driven by Community if they are to succeed. This course will help non-Indigenous practitioners to develop trusting relationships with First Nations families experiencing violence, empowering them to take the lead in their healing journeys. -
Resource summary
Interpersonal trauma learning pathway
Emerging MindsA suite of courses and resources to support practitioners working with children who have experienced trauma.