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25.01.2022 Its important to reframe childrens behaviour in terms of the stress that may be driving it. - Stuart Shanker NVR can help - bit.ly/2TlRH2a #ChallengingBe...haviour #CPV #Adoption #DevelopmentalTrauma #SEND #ACEs #ToxicStress #NVR #SystemicApproach #Development #Connection #RelationalRepair See more

25.01.2022 It is normal that parents of adolescents might not know their child is suffering. Yet we must be diligent as the CDC is reporting a spike in suicide rates among 10- to 14-year-olds. #childtherapy #childmentalhealth #kidsmentalhealth

24.01.2022 Our David Unaipon lesson on Wingaru Kids provides authentic and engaging interactive content for students to learn more about Unaipon’s life and his impact on... social change in Australia. Based on a Watch-Play-Learn format students have access to an exclusive animated video and digital activities. Additional resources for this lesson can be found in the Wingaru Kids Teacher Centre, including lesson plan, curriculum outcomes, printable resources and markbook. These have been designed with the busy teacher in mind and will not only save you time but give you the confidence to regularly include Aboriginal perspectives in your classroom. Don't have Wingaru Kids? Learn more about Wingaru Kids through our 10-day free trial. Sign your school up today at https://www.wingaru.com.au/wingaru-kids.html (link in bio) and see how we can help you include more Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives in your classroom. #TeacherResources #AboriginalPerspectives #AustralianTeachers #AustralianCurriculum

23.01.2022 Government has just extended Medicare sessions to 20!!! Details yet to come, but this is for sure a great outcome for the Mental Health situation we are currently living

21.01.2022 There are many of us working and educating from home. Its a new experience for many and one that can feel overwhelming. Connect (or other) notifications pingin...g in with new alerts for lessons and resources, due dates and deadlines... Here are some thoughts... - if its too much today, put it away until tomorrow - whats the lesson trying to achieve - can it be done another way? ie. cooking involves reading, measuring, creating a hypothesis (will it rise evenly) and testing it out... Remember that learning happens all around so use whats around you - Your child will not lose a whole year of school whatever happens. Schools are working around the clock to make sure our young ones will be alright - and if were still doing this in Term 2 theyll be even better set up - not one of us has ever done a pandemic before - so theres no right or wrong - theres just doing the best you can. If today is not the day for cooperation - then tomorrow might be. - your and your familys wellbeing comes first. Do something every day to build happiness and joy into your home. Hang in there everyone. #togetherwecan Remember - our little Mini-Guide is a good way to think about setting up home education. We only have the secondary one at the minute, but the primary one will follow. Regardless, theres bunches of really good stuff in there based on my 2 years as a home schooler - and of course a bazillion years as a therapist. https://bestprograms4kids.com//parent-mini-guide-home-sch/

21.01.2022 THE ANGER VOLCANO Children are no strangers to anger and big emotions, especially in the younger years, before theyve acquired emotional awareness and control.... Anger can make them feel more powerful than the feelings of vulnerability does. Helping a child learn how to thoroughly calm down from a bout of anger is one of the most valuable skills you can teach your child. Before they can learn to deal effectively with anger, there are three things children need to know. Firstly, they (and parents) need to know that anger is a normal emotion and its not something that needs to be avoided or denied. At times, its okay to feel angry. Next, they need to learn healthy ways of expressing their anger. For some, this might take the form of physical activity while another child might find it helpful to draw or write about their feelings. The Anger Volcano is a great tool to use with your child to talk about emotions and work on constructive skills to better regulate them. #camhsprofessionals #coronavirus #helpingpeople #helpingeachother #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealthsupport

17.01.2022 Parenting in the early years is a tough gig. There is so much reward, but also so much you simply have to let go of (career, clean house, sleep, doing what you ...want when you want, sleeping in...) - which can lead to feelings of frustration, disappointment, resentment, anger... I like these specific reasons for understanding some of those early feelings in parenting - I especially remember the 'touched out' feeling - nursing one and a few toddlers hanging off my neck and arms and always wanting cuddles. Gorgeous - but, let's be real, tiring too. It's OK and perfectly normal to have some big feelings during the parenting journey that are less than sunshine and lollipops.

17.01.2022 I remember when we got kid number 2, my son really struggled for a while. So much we wouldn't leave him alone with the baby. Some good information on this article.

17.01.2022 #COVID19 & Children: The Anna Freud Centre has created a free Helping children & young people to manage #anxiety booklet that is a practical guide for school staff about how to support pupils during #coronavirus disruption. Download the booklet: https://bit.ly/2zQZMah

14.01.2022 There is power in naming a thing for what it is.

14.01.2022 Are you home-schooling. doing the work-kids juggle got fighting kids (or fighting parents) .. teens in Grade 12? Are you going it alone as a single parent, o...r with an only child? Whats working and whats not? Tell me your funny, sad, heart warming, enraging stories. Please! Full disclosure some of your comments might be followed up (only if youre keen) and be on the next season of the ABCs Parental As Anything podcast.

14.01.2022 Be careful with what you say in front of your child, or any child, racism, bullying, any type of hate speech doesnt show up in a kid by magic

14.01.2022 I wonder if you could print this and talk about it with your child/children this week? What other courage is there? What about Creative Courage? Its hard putting something out from your own dreaming and being courageous enough to have opposition and criticism.

12.01.2022 If your child begins to be moody and angry, sad or distant, please pay attention. Complaints of feeling tired, sore stomach, headache, disinterested; many of th...ese are part of the tween/teen stage of development, but many are also indicators of stress, anxiety and depression, possibly preludes to suicidal thoughts. Maybe your child has told you they are having thoughts about suicide. As we ease into this topic of suicide this week, know that talking about it with our child IS helpful, and often they will respond positively to us. Child Mind Institute #childtherapy #childmentalhealth #kidsmentalhealth

09.01.2022 Using a cross-sectional study design, involving 2166 Australian high schoolchildren (1131 Boys and 1035 Girls) aged 12-17 years, a recent study examined the ass...ociations of bullying victimization (traditional, cyber and both) with mental disorders, suicidality (ideation, plan and attempt) and self-harm. Victims of traditional bullying and cyberbullying incurred a significantly higher risk of major depressive disorder, suicidality and self-harm compared to those who had not encountered such threats. https://www.sciencedirect.com//a/abs/pii/S0165178120303206

08.01.2022 Hi all, hope everyone is keeping safe and avoiding going out. The recent changes to Medicare allows us to continue to do our work through phone or video. Send us an email to: [email protected] if you need help

08.01.2022 Frustration is the root emotion that drives tantrums, upset, and aggression. It is often misunderstood as anger which will prevent us from working at a root lev...el to restore balance, perspective, and rest to a child, teen, or adult. Frustration is the emotion that drives us to change the things that dont work for us or that need to stop. Sometimes we need to be the one to change. Adults can help children have a relationship with their frustration which will help them emotionally mature. You can download this infographic at http://macnamara.ca/downloads/ To read more see Chapter 7 in Rest, Play, Grow

06.01.2022 Feeling Blue? Here is Barbie talking about strategies that work for that

05.01.2022 A book for kids about anxiety - because kids can do amazing things with the right information.

05.01.2022 Need medical advice at home? All Australians can now access bulk-billed telehealth consultations heres what is included. #9News How it works: http://9Soci.al/Cc9F50z1GGJ

03.01.2022 Hey, you mob! Strong Brother Strong Sister is proud to announce our first online LGBT+ First Nations group! A safe space for LGBT+ identifying Aboriginal and To...rres Strait Islander young people (13-25). Our groups will meet every Wednesday from the 8th of July to September 16th, 4-6 pm on Zoom. Come yarn with us and attend our free deadly workshops! Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/online-lgbt-first-nations-y

03.01.2022 This is amazing to watch. Bullying Educator and Stymie Founder, Rachel Downie, teams up with ParentTV founder, Sam Jockel, to demonstrate how a different response can completely throw someone whos bullying off course. What the full video here: http://bit.ly/2TFIRNT

01.01.2022 Weve made some changes to our free downloads on the BEST Programs 4 Kids website to make them easier to see and to download too. Perhaps you might find something in there to help your family - and well be adding more over days to come. https://bestprograms4kids.com/downloads/