Action Feedback with Children: Ideas and Tools to Listen Better Online Course
TOOLSONLINE
Bringing Up Great Kids: Learning the basics for professionals who work one on one with parents
PEY-BUGK 1:1
Care Teams: Addressing the Complex Needs of Young People in Child Protection and Youth Justice
CETC-ICTA
Circle Program for Professionals - A Therapeutic Approach to Foster Care
TCP CIRCLE-PROF
Connection: A trauma informed approach to supporting relationships and behaviour
ESS DECYP-Conn
Consent Conversations: Supporting young people to safely navigate affirmative consent
CETC-CONSENT
Exploring Cultural Connections: Supporting First Nations Children and Young people in out of home care
CETC-ECC
FASD – The hidden disability you may see in out-of-home care
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) is sometimes misdiagnosed as ADHD, autism, or other disorders. Children and young people who are misdiagnosed are at risk of not receiving the right support, being misunderstood, or even being blamed for behaviours caused by their disability.CETC-FASD
From chaos to calm: How mindfulness can support us in challenging times
Life can be busy, and as recent times have taught us, not without challenges. It can often feel like we are just moving from one stressful event to the next. Working in out-of-home care can also bring unique challenges. It can be difficult to try and support others when there is a great deal of emotion and chaos in our average day.Can mindfulness help? The short answer is yes!
CETC-MIND
Grandparents Surviving the Care System: How systemic policy and practice mutes kinship carers
CETC-GRWEB
Heart to Heart Cards- A Reflective Tool for exploring the meaning of our closest relationships
ESS -HTH CARDS
Learning from Lived Experience: What do young people say needs to change in therapeutic residential care?
CETC-WEBLFLE
Let’s Talk: Pornography, consent and young people’s sexual development in out-of-home care
CETC- LTPCY- PD
Meaningful actions to amplify the voices of Aboriginal children and young people in care
CETC-MA
Movement and Brain Development: Somatic and Embodied Integration for Trauma Recovery and Healing
ESS- MBD
National WYMY - When yes means YES
Welcome to this short course on When yes means YES: A carer's guide to conversations about consent with young people.
This course includes 6 modules:
- Module 1: Preparing for consent conversations
- Module 2: Healthy & unhealthy relationships
- Module 3: Understanding personal boundaries
- Module 4: Consent – what it is, how we give it & get it
- Module 5: Grooming, coercion & consent
- Module 6: Consent & the online world