‘Hurt, angry & sad’: Behaviours that challenge practice in therapeutic residential care
CETC- SOSHA_PD
‘Hurt, angry and sad’: Behaviours that challenge in therapeutic residential care
CETC- ITC-SOSHA
Action Feedback with Children: Ideas and Tools to Listen Better Online Course
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Blocked care: You are not alone, it’s a brain thing
Ever felt like a failure as a carer? Feel like you made a huge mistake? If you find yourself feeling angry, lost, or hopeless in your relationship with the children or young people you are caring for, you are not alone!!! In fact, it’s a brain thing! In this virtual session, Noel MacNamara (kinship carer & Deputy Director of CETC) will explore how the stressful experience of caring for a child who has experienced trauma can result in “Blocked Care”.CETC - BCYNA
Bringing Up Great Kids: Learning the basics for professionals who work one on one with parents
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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!