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Motivational Interviewing
Session themes: 1) Introducing ambivalence, 2) A motivational approach, 3) Know your righting reflex, 4) Practice
Posted on 27 January 2021 |
Key Concepts for Attachment
This presentation focuses on key concepts underpinning attachment and includes a general overview of attachment, some information on assessment and on the impacts of attachment on development.
Posted on 27 January 2021 |
Working with Children with Restricted Diets
This presentation on Working with Children with Restricted Diets looks at some of the drivers of picky eating and Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder, and common dynamics that maintain a restricted eating pattern. We also talk about some of the barriers to change this pattern, and most importantly, focus on strategies to help families encourage their […]
Posted on 27 January 2021 |
Youth and Psychosis
Aims of this session: 1 – What is psychosis? 2 – Psychosis experiences in children and adolescents 3 – Psychosis or not psychosis? When do we intervene? 4 – Why does psychosis develop? 5 – Recovery and wellbeing following psychosis 6 – Early intervention for first episode psychosis
Posted on 27 January 2021 |
National Youth Training e-forum – Disordered Eating and Eating Disorders
Understanding disordered eaitng and eating disorders; Thinking about eating – sorting out fact from fiction; Working with family/whānau; Treatment options
Posted on 27 January 2021 |
Youth 19
The Youth19 Rangatahi Smart Survey is the latest in the Youth2000 series, These are rigorous surveys carried out by Adolesecent Health Researchers from multiple Universities. Youth2000 surveys include over 36 000 adolescents from 2001 to 2019. In this seminar Youth19 co-leaders Associate Professor Terryann Clark and Dr Terry Fleming will present initial findings from Youth19 to […]
Posted on 27 January 2021 |
De-escalation
One of the most difficult parts of working with young people is when they become angry or upset. Many professionals often encounter this behaviour but they don’t know what to do about it. If you want to know what causes young people to “lose their temper” become angry or violent, what the stages are that […]
Posted on 27 January 2021 |
Gender Diversity in the Workplace
This fun interactive workshop compliments our general Gender Diversity workshop but with a focus on making effective change within an organisation to create an inclusive safe environment. Supporting staff to become diversity advocates within their organisations, creating gender inclusive, safe environments for all people.Attendees will leave with a set of tools to take back and […]
Posted on 27 January 2021 |
The Critical Nature of Sleep
We avoid sleep with bright lights and coffee. We consider sleep an annoyance, an inconvenience and a disruption to productivity. However, sleep is crucial for us because during sleep our bodies and brains recover from the busy-ness of daily activities. It is during sleep that our bodies grow and repair, this is the time when […]
Posted on 27 January 2021 |