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Podcast
Transferable skills and the role of GPs in child mental health assessment
Professor Geoff MitchellRuntime00:19:01Released20/10/20 -
In focus
In focus: What is infant and child mental health (and why is it important)?
Emerging MindsPractitioners are in a unique position to provide support to parents and help plan for children's social and emotional development and mental health at the earliest possible stage. This resource aims to develop your knowledge about what is child mental health and how practitioners and health workers in both child and adult services can create opportunities for positive child mental health. -
Fact sheet
Understanding child development: Ages 0-3 years
Dr Sara McLeanThis resource is part of a series from the Emerging Minds: National Workforce Centre for Child Mental Health that outlines the key developmental issues and experiences for children, from birth to age 12. It focuses on the developmental experiences of infants and children aged 0–3 years, providing a brief description of how adverse events may be experienced by a child of this age, and how adults can support a child who has been exposed to disruptive life events. -
Resource summary
Resources for Community Leaders from the Community Trauma Toolkit
Australian National UniversityThis resource summary provides a list of resources for community leaders from the Community Trauma Toolkit including podcasts, workshops, videos and fact sheets. -
Practice paper
Supporting children and families: How does co-design invite us to think differently?
Jason Tyndale, Jackie Amos and Rhys Price-RobertsonThis paper focuses on a series of reflective questions that invite practitioners to think differently about their work with children and families, especially those living in complex environments. The authors – a lived experience consultant, a practitioner, and a researcher – take readers behind-the-scenes of co-designing the paper itself, whilst exploring some of the most challenging dilemmas facing practitioners in the field. -
Short article
A general practitioner’s guide to common reactions to trauma and loss by children aged 0–5 years
Emerging MindsFamily doctors regularly see the effects of trauma and loss on children of all ages. Many parents present at family practices concerned by their child’s behaviour. At other times, a general practitioner might become concerned that a parent underestimates the effects of trauma on their child. -
Short article
A guide for health and social service workers: Common reactions to trauma and loss by children aged 0-5 years
Emerging MindsPractitioners are aware that children of all ages are affected by trauma and loss. Many parents will present at a service concerned by their infant or child’s behaviour. -
Podcast
Focus on the positive future – episode seven
Multiple guestsRuntime00:13:09Released25/6/20 -
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Give your child the opportunity to make decisions – episode six
Multiple guestsRuntime00:10:59Released25/6/20 -
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Support your child’s social connections – episode five
Multiple guestsRuntime00:18:15Released25/6/20 -
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Be on the lookout for changes in your child’s behaviour – episode four
Multiple guestsRuntime00:17:20Released25/6/20 -
Podcast
Keep an open conversation – episode three
Multiple guestsRuntime00:14:40Released25/6/20