An introduction to the Supporting Parents Healthy Children Guidelines - including the full Guidelines and information on how best to consume the various parts of the Guidelines on this website.

This online course introduces you to the digital landscape, an integral part of young people's every day lives. It also covers types and impacts of harm, and trauma-informed ways to support safety, healing and resilience.

Join consultant clinical psychologist Wade Stent for a one-hour online session exploring the experiences and challenges autistic people, parents, and whānau may face during the perinatal period, and how these can be overlooked or misunderstood.

In this section of the Supporting Healthy Parents Guidelines, you will find a range of resources that you can download to assist you in the implementation of the Guidelines.

This course was created to support kaimahi who are new to working with pēpi, tamariki, taiohi and their whānau in mental health settings across Aotearoa. Whether you are part of a community organisation, or stepping into a new role in Te Whatu Ora, this course is designed to give you a strong base to support your foundational learning and professional practice.

Join Whāraurau and InsideOUT Kōaro for this national forum focused on rainbow+ youth mental wellbeing and gender-affirming healthcare, where we’ll explore insights, experiences, and lessons learned across Aotearoa | New Zealand.

An overview of the SACS ABC framework and access to key resources including the SACS manual, questionnaire, worksheet and flow chart.

For those supporting pēpi, tamariki, and taiohi with mental health and addiction needs, this one-day interactive workshop provides strong foundational skills to enhance your practice and support effective work with mokopuna and their whānau.

This is the second course in the Foundations in ICAMHs practice series and builds on your learning from Course one. It covers a range of topics including neurodiversity, trauma and stress, anxiety, depression and mood disorders, eating issues, pain and physical distress, substance use, and psychosis.

This online course is for AOD and Mental Health Clinicians working with taiohi (young people). It covers an introduction to gaming, problematic gaming behaviour and supporting taiohi wellbeing.

This manual brings together a collection of resources recommended by professionals supporting taiohi | young people to use when providing brief intervention.

Join us for this in-person hui in Christchurch to network with fellow professionals across the youth AOD/CEP sector.

Join us for this in-person hui in Northland to network with fellow professionals across the youth AOD/CEP sector.

For those supporting pēpi, tamariki, and taiohi with mental health and addiction needs, this one-day interactive workshop provides strong foundational skills to enhance your practice and support effective work with mokopuna and their whānau.