From journal articles to Quick Guides and webinars, you will find tools and information to support.
OPEN Quick Guide: Identify and understand the issues or need: provides an overview of the Identify stage of the Outcomes Journey. At the end of working through this QUICK Guide you will understand how to use different forms of evidence to better identify and understand the needs, issue, or gap and its causes to inform decisions about the service response.
OPEN Quick Guide: Implement provides an overview of the Implement Stage of the Outcomes Journey. At the end of working through this Quick Guide you will understand the importance of implementation, with early planning and ongoing review of your progress and learnings. You will understand key factors and steps which underpin implementation success.
This practice paper provides an overview of what we know from research about cognitive development in children who have experienced trauma, and provides principles to support effective practice responses to those children's trauma.
Presentation slides from OPEN presented during the OPEN Forum: Evidence, Everywhere, Everyday, Everyone.
Future interventions, support pathways, and research with families living with explosive and harmful impulses could use the provided framework to understand why children are attempting to meet their needs in harmful ways and to consider less harmful methods of support.
This paper provides insights from the specialist sexual assault sector and a review of the significant literature on the nature of pornography’s relationship to sexual violence and harm.
The nature, volume and ease of access to online pornography has transformed the way people consume it, as well as its impact on society, relationships and intimacy.
A fact sheet details practice resources that can provide practitioners and service providers guidance on enhancing safety and inclusivity within service delivery for LGBTQIA+ children, young people and their families.
Kirsten Meyer from Women’s Health West discusses using Creative Therapy with 0-17 year olds, in the wake of having experienced family violence.
