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Supporting parents to promote children’s social and emotional wellbeing
This course explores entry points and opportunities for conversations between practitioners and parents which support children’s social and emotional wellbeing. It specifically focuses on conversations which offer support, reassurance, guidance, information, or resources to assist parents in promoting positive mental health in their child.
Emerging Minds
Behaviour Rethink for Educators
Behaviour Rethink inspires and guides you to better understand behaviour, to rethink your approach, and arms you with new ideas and strategies to support each child to flourish.
First Door
Stem Inquiry: Co-constructed environments for curious minds
This module is designed to encourage early childhood educators and teachers to engage in inquiry-based, child-led STEM practices. It discusses common notions of STEM and unfolds what STEM looks like in the early years. It also outlines the importance of STEM inquiry in the development of vital life skills and presents links to the Early Years Learning Framework.
ECA Learning Hub
Engaging children: Paving the way with parents
This free online course will assist you to develop a range of practice skills for working with parents who have concerns about their child’s mental health and wellbeing. These skills can contribute to engaging parents in the therapeutic process either prior to or in the early stages of working with children.
Emerging Minds
Healing through voice, culture and Country
This foundation course focuses on Healing through voice, culture and Country: Stories from Community addressing family violence, a documentary that tells the living story of FDV. It showcases the work of film makers, dancers, musicians and artists from across Australia and the telling of their stories.
Emerging Minds
Risk & supervision: Team eLearning Package
Is active supervision and risk management an issue in your team? Support your team with this shared professional learning journey to improve active supervision and to reflect on risk together.
First Door
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