This session will be exploring 'Works in a strengths based and mana enhancing (uplifting) way'. This Core Competency is informed by the Mana Taiohi principle Mana Manaakitanga.
In this seminar Youth19 co-leaders Associate Professor Terryann Clark and Dr Terry Fleming will present initial findings from Youth19 to highlight new trends, challenges and opportunities for supporting young people.
Youth forensic services are specialist AOD services for young people with mental health disorders, AOD problems and/or intellectual disabilities (under the Intellectual Disability (Compulsory Care and Rehabilitation) Act 2003 (IDCC&R Act)
The core topics are:· Nailing the Foundations of Youth Work; Youth Participation & Empowerment; Practical Tools for Youth Work; Sustaining Yourself For the Long-Haul
This resource outlines treatment recommendations for youth with co-existing (mental health and substance use) problems (or CEP), and guides clinicians working with youth with CEP. It's written for primary care and specialist mental health and AOD services.
This presentation is on Supporting Parents Healthy Children implementation and how one of two specific interventions (Single Session Family Consultation and the 5-Step Method) ‘fit’ within a Choice and Partnership Approach (CAPA) service delivery.
This session explores RSP ICAMH/AOD competency framework, giving an understanding of implementing the framework to enhance service delivery and professional development when implementing CAPA. An overview of Foundations in ICAMH training is also provided.
This talk discusses the whakapapa of the Ngātahi workforce development programme for practitioners working with children and families experiencing complex mental health, addictions and social issues, its development and impacts on practitioners and whānau
Foundations in ICAMH course provides foundational learning in infant, child and youth mental health and working with whānau. It aims to upskill workers in screening and brief intervention work with young people with AOD issues.
This presentation provides guidance for workers when partnering with Māori and Pacifika whānau/families.
1) Introduction; 2) The CAPA process; 3) Managing CAPA
This presentation and panel discussion focusses on the youth mental health findings from the Youth19 Rangatahi survey. The Youth19 Rangatahi Smart Survey (Youth19) is the latest in the Youth2000 series of health and wellbeing surveys.
If you want to know what causes young people to “lose their temper” become angry or violent, what the stages are that lead up to an angry outburst, and how to deescalate the situation as quickly as possible, you need to attend this workshop.
Foundations in ICAMH explores infant, child, youth mental health and working with whānau. The 4 modules: Core Concepts/Infant Mental Health; Child Mental Health; Youth Mental Health; Supporting Infant Wellbeing, Children, Young People and Whānau.
This is a two-part webinar. Part one: What is child abuse? What are the signs or indicators? Part 2: How do we respond to a disclosure or if we are concerned? Documenting and reporting concerns. How the law guides and protects us.
Topics covered (part 2)- How do we respond if we have a concern or there is a disclosure? How to document and report concerns. How the law guides and protects us.
This course will give you more confidence and ideas when working with physically disabled people. Topics covered: STEP model; Ways to include; Inclusion scenarios; Social v medical model; Communication and Terminology.
Our organisation offers a range of online course including: Fundamentals of Child Protection; Child Protection for Out-of-School Care Providers; Child Protection for Local Government Children’s Workers
This training gives an overview of E-therapies, guidelines for use and where SPARX fits clinically, who benefits from SPARX, depression in adolescence: prevalence rates, barriers to care, brief screening and monitoring of outcome and evidence behind SPARX.
INVOLVE is a three-day conference that runs every two years, moving location around the country. It is our vision that INVOLVE acts as a meeting place for the entire sector - anyone who works with or for young people - to gather, share and learn.
DDP Level 1 Training: A four-day intensive
Solution-Focussed Brief Therapy: A three-day intensive training