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Hands down my favourite infographic at the moment. Such a need to reframe our thinking and response to 'behaviour' in a neurodiverse society where pressures, trauma, judgement and misunderstanding make school experiences all the more challenging for our children. 'Kids do well if they can' - get onboard and sign up for one of Ross Greene's face to face or online workshops this year in Aus. It's time to build upon strengths-based approaches in schools, removing barriers for phenomenal results. https://lnkd.in/gNJTde4g

Have you registered? Join us Friday for a CEU webinar on the "Impacts of Family Secrets." Our presenters will cover: 🔸 The historical, cultural, and systemic impact that family secrets have on families who have experienced trauma or change 🔹 How to be present for youth and families to create an environment of safety, support, and healing 🔸 The types of secrets that people harbor and ethical considerations in family secrets REGISTER: https://lnkd.in/disJm2Rc

Join me and 15 other expert speakers at the TraumaWise Ministry Summit! My session is, "Setting Volunteers Up for Success in Working with Trauma-Impacted Children." Registration is FREE. Link in comments!

Amid conflicts at home, Caesar and his three adolescent children enrolled in our STEP-S program, which provided them with in-home family therapy to help strengthen their bonds. Now – with the help of the tools they learned – the family is thriving. Learn more about Caesar and his family – and read more success stories – in our annual impact report: https://lnkd.in/eNPT7urq

In an age where kids can access the world’s information—and chaos—at their fingertips, it’s essential to know how to discuss complex topics like socio-political issues with sensitivity and care. Let's help shape informed, compassionate young minds together. 💬 Join us for a crucial conversation with Pause for Perspective(PFP) on our Instagram Live session. 🗓️ Date: 14th November ⏰ Time: 7 PM 🎙️ Topic: How Do You Explain Sociopolitics to Children? Let’s foster openness, understanding, and resilience.

In this episode, we dive into the power of compassionate outreach in early childhood intervention. Discover why showing up with empathy, even if it's your 10th family screening of the day, can make a world of difference to that family. Remember, it's their first time, and it's deeply personal. Listen in and reflect on why being present can be therapeutic without being a therapist.

🌟 Don't Miss the Grand Finale! 🌟 The FINAL episode of our CPD Accredited Trauma Informed Series presented by Eden Dales is just around the corner! Please join us on May 27th for our FREE Trauma-Informed webinar. This final installment dives deep into understanding the importance of cultural, gender, and historical issues in trauma-informed care. Discover how trauma-informed care can foster cultural humility, enhance cultural competence, and promote equality, diversity, and inclusion in legal practice. Gain insights into addressing historical and inter-generational trauma, developing trauma-informed policies, and approaching those who feel excluded or victimized with empathy and compassion. This episode is a can't-miss for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of trauma-informed practices and how they intersect with cultural sensitivity, empathy, and collaborative professionalism. Remember, you can also explore all of the previous CPD Accredited episodes in the series on our website. Reserve your spot now by visiting the clicking the link below! https://bit.ly/3QK7nvS

We're all biased. Whether conscious or not, these biases can prevent us from teaching and supporting children equitably, and they can have a devastating effect on a child's sense of identity and self-worth. Join this thought-provoking webinar with Dr Stella and Hannah👇

Kids with Down syndrome do best in an inclusive learning environment, and typical kids do best when they learn about diversity, kindness, and friendship at an early age. Inclusive classrooms teach and benefit all kids. 👉👉👉 This Down Syndrome Awareness Month, we’re sharing daily facts to celebrate and raise awareness about the abilities of individuals with Down syndrome. DSAM is about breaking down barriers, promoting advocacy, and fostering inclusion. Follow along, share these facts with friends, family, and your community, and help us educate others. Together, we can change how the world views Down syndrome! ✅ Find out all the facts on our blog: https://lnkd.in/gE2htEt3

Establishing a foundation of empathy allows for restorative justice practices that promote healing, growth, and understanding https://lnkd.in/gJBrTWX5