From journal articles to Quick Guides and webinars, you will find tools and information to support.
Working, either directly or indirectly, with young people who have at some point in their life journey have experienced trauma and injustice is complex. It is complex because those we want to help those who have experienced injustice. It is complex because of the process of empathetic and relational engagement. It is complex because it can be rewarding, emotionally exhausting, raise existential distress and we can even develop symptoms of post-traumatic stress in response to a process of vicarious traumatisation. This webinar by Orygen Youth health focuses on vicarious trauma, self care and workplace support.
This review, seeking to integrate 60 years of diffuse research on AVITH, is structured according to Bronfenbrenner’s (1979) nested ecological model of development.
Resource by Orygen Youth Health. Identifying early warning signs of mental ill-health in young people assists with earlier intervention resulting in the potential reduction of the severity and duration of ill-health.
Six women tell their stories of finding ways to deal with adolescent violence with courage and hope.