| Delivery Mode | Duration |
| Various: eLearning, video, reading material and other resources | Varies per item |
RE01 Child and Youth Mental Health Resources
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- RE01 Child and Youth Mental Health Resources
RE01 Child and Youth Mental Health Resources
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- Infant Mental Health - The Importance of Early Relationship - Dr Elisabeth Hoehn
Infant Mental Health - The Importance of Early Relationship - Dr Elisabeth Hoehn
- Psychological Self - Care in Mental Health - Fiona Heath
Psychological Self - Care in Mental Health - Fiona Heath
- Effects of Chronic Trauma on Children and Young People - Lorren Arezio
Effects of Chronic Trauma on Children and Young People - Lorren Arezio
- Engaging With Children & Young People - Nadine Littledale
Engaging With Children & Young People - Nadine Littledale
- Therapeutic Lifestyle Changes/ Natural Antidepressant - Dr. Peter Parry
Therapeutic Lifestyle Changes/ Natural Antidepressant - Dr. Peter Parry
- External eLearning and resources
External eLearning and resources
Transition of care for young people receiving mental health services - iLearn - Internal Catalogue Available to Queensland Health staff only, this module has been developed to support better understanding and application of the revised Queensland Health Guideline 'Transition of care for young people receiving child and youth mental health services'
Transition Guideline MHPOD MHPOD Learning Portal provides free access to online learning material presented in a longform, multimedia-rich format. There are currently over 100 hours of materials on mental health topics relevant to Australia’s broad mental health workforce and health professionals, including:
- Understanding child mental health
- The impact of trauma on the child
- The impact of family and domestic violence on the child
- The impact of parental substance use on the child
- Understanding child mental health and chronic physical conditions
- CAMHS and youth MH: interventions
- CAMHS and youth MH: conditions and assessments
- Engaging with children
- Improving the social and emotional wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children
Orygen Orygen provides advocacy, education, and research to improve mental health care for young people. They provide a range of resources and training materials to support your practice.
Dovetail Dovetail provides clinical advice and professional support to workers, services, and communities across Queensland who engage with young people affected by alcohol and other drug use. They have practical resources including eLearning, videos, and toolkits.
Emerging Minds Emerging Minds has been dedicated to the mental health and emotional wellbeing of Australian infants, children, and families for over 20 years. Whether you’re a practitioner, parent, family member, or organisation, they can provide mental health information and approaches for infants, children, and families.
Child aware practice A course developed by Emerging Minds to enhance understanding about the impact of adult problems, including mental illness, AOD and family violence, on children and to support practitioners to think about children early in any contact with a parent. It ensures that families are supported to make and sustain changes so that they can better meet the needs of their children. It is interactive and features high-quality video scenarios that are partnered with a useful workbook. The workbook contains exercises, discussion starters and reflective questions that can be used in individual and group learning.
Supervision for children's wellbeing This course will provide supervisors with a framework for working with practitioners to improve engagement with children and families while helping to support meaningful change in their lives. This includes supervision with practitioners in adult-focused service delivery and those working with children and their families.
