This interactive workshop from Emerging Minds was engaging, insightful and provided practical ways for organisations and leaders to better support children’s mental health within their programs and service delivery.
A key message from the session is:
Organisations and services that proactively support positive mental health for infants and children open the door to prevention and early interventions opportunities and to immediate and long-term benefits including:
Stay tuned for a full event reflection, relevant resources and presentation slides in the coming weeks.
For over 20 years Emerging Minds has been dedicated to advancing the mental health and emotional wellbeing of Australian infants, children, adolescents and their families. Emerging Minds is federally funded to lead the National Workforce Centre for Child Mental Health providing workforce development products and resources that aim to support professionals and organisations to improve social and emotional wellbeing and mental health outcomes for children (0-12 years).
Katherine McLeanKatharine McLean is the Senior Child Mental Health Advisor for the Social Services team within Emerging Minds Partnerships and Implementation Team. Katharine has been working in the child and family sector for the last 20 years in frontline, practice and operational management roles spanning early childhood, homelessness, family support, post adoption and children’s mental health programs.
Afra DuranceAfra Durance is the Child Mental Health Advisor for the Social Services team within Emerging Minds Partnerships and Implementation Team. Afra has over 15 years’ experience focused on promotion, prevention, and early intervention approaches to strengthening children’s mental health and wellbeing across the health, education, and community services sectors.
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