Working with families
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Research (10+)
Intimate partner relationship breakdown and the risk of…
This snapshot explores how relationship breakdown is linked to suicidal thoughts and behaviours among Australian men. It highlights evidence that this life transition…
Adverse childhood experiences, resilience and mental health…
This snapshot explores how childhood adversity is linked to adult mental health among Australian men, highlighting patterns of adversity, resilience, and implications…
Rapid scoping review of protective factors for parent and…
This rapid scoping review sought to identify the volume and breadth of recent research on the protective factors for parent and child wellbeing in the early years…
Practice resources (10+)
Can nature play support children’s relationships with…
This paper summarises the research evidence about whether nature play can support young children’s (2–12 years) relationships with their parents, siblings and peers…
Supporting the wellbeing of African-background refugee…
This short article describes emerging research on the types of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) that African-background refugee children experience and some…
Considering culture, equity and accessibility in monitoring…
This resource is for practitioners and program managers who deliver programs and services for families and children and who are planning or undertaking monitoring or…
Webinars (10+)
Promoting collaboration in early education to support…
This webinar will explore ways that early educators, mental health professionals and families can collaborate to support child mental health.
Supporting children and young people with disability…
This webinar will explore how service providers can better support children and young people with disability who are experiencing family violence.
Responding to uncertainty: A compassionate approach to…
This webinar will explore how compassion and tolerance of uncertainty can support both practitioners and the children and families they work with.
