From journal articles to Quick Guides and webinars, you will find tools and information to support.
The Australian Guide to the Diagnosis of FASD will give clinicians the confidence to consider a diagnosis of FASD, the knowledge to make the diagnosis and the information they need to manage or refer an individual and family and to take the steps to prevent FASD.
The significance of gender-based violence as a key driver in young women’s disproportionate experiences of mental ill-health.
This webinar by MHPN includes an interdisciplinary panel of experts explore how practitioners can respond to the challenges of working therapeutically with children and their families when children have experienced physical or sexual abuse.
NTV’s Head of Sector Development hosts a panel discussion to further explore how pornography use shows up in the work with men and what are we hearing from victim survivors.
Dr. Eddie Mullen (Psychiatrist, Orygen Specialist Services) facilitates this webinar on developmental perspectives of substance use from early adolescence into adulthood and how this can inform our approach to screening, assessment and offering evidence-based treatment as well as the intersection of youth, neurodivergence and addiction.
This comprehensive scoping review provides recommendations on the best evidence-based tools to detect and identify developmental concerns or disability in young children.
This webinar unpacks the intersection between alcohol and gendered violence, and provides an overview of current evidence from a panel with expertise in public health policy, lived experience and research.
This report explores research on CPVA and discusses the assumptions, beliefs and discourses that exist. A lack of awareness, knowledge and support means that if parents seek help, they are often blamed and the violence in their homes minimised. Contemporary research is indicating that there is an overrepresentation of CPVA within the neurodivergent community.
This session on “Legal insights: Guiding adult victims and survivors through Redress and compensation” covered vital information to help navigate this important process.
