Learn how to support and respond to disclosures within your work, by building your understanding and skills required to recognise the dynamics and indicators of violence and respond effectively to disclosures. This training will explore different ways to build safety and support within the design and delivery of prevention activities. LEARN MORE AND REGISTER
Disability Advocacy In Action Register now for the next Advance Your Advocacy Practice: Advocating alongside First Nations People with Disability In this Advance Your Advocacy Practice session First Peoples Disability Network talk about the challenges and barriers that First Nations people with disability face in accessing services, and what advocates can do to help overcome […]
Event Overview The Early Childhood Voices Conference 2024 (ECV2024) is a multidisciplinary international conference providing a platform to share research about innovative methods, theories and partnerships with children, families and practitioners that supports social justice during early childhood and within the early childhood sector. ECV2024 is organised by the Charles Sturt University Early Childhood Interdisciplinary […]
This is a free workshop presented by UMFC for all community members, teachers and volunteers working with children and young people. The workshop will cover the following topics- Impact of Trauma on Children and Young People’s Behaviours Children and young people in our communities are often labelled as violent, naughty, intimidating, bullying, withdrawn, or angry. […]
This interactive one-day training builds on our clinical training programs which provide the clinical framework of the three phased approach and introduces the concept of dissociation. This training focuses on this specific topic and considers dissociation as a continuum, explores dissociation in everyday life and expands on this to explore complex trauma-related dissociation. PLACES ARE […]
This interactive training presents best principles for working with complex trauma clients, drawing on current research in trauma theory and therapy, attachment, affective neuroscience and interpersonal neurobiology. It explores the importance of a phased approach for complex trauma clients with a primary focus on Phase 1 Safety and Stabilisation. $350.00 incl. GST AUD Group Booking (3 or more […]
This interactive training presents best principles for working with complex trauma clients, drawing on current research in trauma theory and therapy, attachment, affective neuroscience and interpersonal neurobiology. It explores the importance of a phased approach for complex trauma clients with a primary focus on Phase 1 Safety and Stabilisation. $350.00 incl. GST AUD Group Booking (3 or more […]
A skills-based workshop presented by Zoe Belle Gender Collective & Rainbow Network VENUE: Melbourne, TBA upon registration All young people need access to relevant and age-appropriate information about sex, consent and healthy relationships. Research indicates that many educators, healthcare workers and youth workers feel ill-equipped or lack confidence in discussing topics of sex, consent and […]
This conversation panel that will offer insights into the experience of losing a parent to domestic homicide as told by adult children. Kathryn Joy (they/them), Rebecca Burdon, Beverley Attard and Ashton Kline will extend upon the conversation and advocacy work previously presented by the panel members at the Can I ask that? A Conversation with […]
This workshop offers practical training for child and family sector staff who support NDIS participants or carers of children in the NDIS. The session covers inside information on how NDIS decisions are made, how disability is defined in the NDIS, what evidence best supports claims, and the key language that can help achieve optimal outcomes. […]