The Department of Education has partnered with the Centre for Excellence in Child and Family Welfare to deliver free, interactive MARAM family violence training for education workforces. This 4-hour training supports school and early childhood staff to better identify and respond to family violence, building on the skills and experience they already bring to their […]
Join us for an online session with Windana around Substance Coercion What training will cover: Coercive Control - the foundation Substance use coercion - definition, tactics, prevalence & barriers Co-occurring abuse What participants will gain: A deeper understanding of substance use coercion as a deliberate tactic within a broader pattern of abuse Critical reflection on […]
Explore how lived experience workers are incorporated into infant mental health care, and how peer perspectives can be integrated into multidisciplinary practice when supporting infants, toddlers and their families. You’ll learn how lived experience approaches can strengthen engagement, build stronger relationships, and improve outcomes in infant and toddler mental health care. Learning Outcomes: Describe how […]
Build your confidence working with people experiencing family violence This four-hour interactive workshop is delivered by trainers with expert MARAM knowledge or firsthand experience of Putting MARAM into Practice as clinicians. Anyone can attend this workshop from any workforce and it’s best suited to those with MARAM intermediate responsibilities who want to expand their learning […]
Children and young people do not escape family violence unaffected. It destabilises the foundations of their development and undermines the strengths of relationships around them. The work with these children and their families is complex and requires a focus on hope and relational strength as central to recovery. This workshop is grounded in the extensive […]
Trauma can shape every aspect of a child or young person’s life, influencing their development, relationships, and overall wellbeing. Understanding how to respond effectively to trauma is essential to preventing further harm and supporting positive, long-term outcomes. This highly interactive training provides you with the knowledge, tools, and confidence to work in a trauma-informed way. […]
The First Peoples' Assembly of Victoria recently held our third set of elections, elected new Co-Chairs and became part of Gellung Warl (tip of the spear in Gunaikurnai). This webinar is an opportunity for organisations to hear directly from newly elected Co-Chairs Meriki Onus (Gunnai and Gunditjmara) and Djaran Murray-Jackson (Dja Dja Wurrung, Wamba Wamba, Yorta […]
Trauma can shape every aspect of a child or young person’s life, influencing their development, relationships, and overall wellbeing. Understanding how to respond effectively to trauma is essential to preventing further harm and supporting positive, long-term outcomes. This highly interactive training provides you with the knowledge, tools, and confidence to work in a trauma-informed way. […]
Designed for staff who have supervisory responsibilities of teams in the Community Services sector, this workshop aims to provide participants with the skills and tools to run constructive supervision sessions. It focuses on a practice perspective that embeds evidence-informed practices into a non-clinical supervision model. The session runs for 3 hours, providing an engaging and […]
Coercive control is a complex behavioural phenomenon where severity, frequency, and patterns need to be examined for an individual collectively. However, approaches to measuring coercive control to date have demonstrated limited understanding of these patterns of behaviours by a partner or ex-partner that reflect an individual woman’s experience. Through standard instrument development, with academic and […]