Community professionals

In this workshop, you will learn some skill-building interventions that can assist young people to manage difficulties with mental health.

This workshop will help to develop your understanding of and respond appropriately to challenging behaviours in young people.

In this online workshop you will learn about referral pathways to mental health services in the western and north-western area of Melbourne.

In this workshop, you will gain an understanding of risk and risk assessment and learn best practice approaches to safety planning.

This online workshop will explore ADHD. It will discuss signs and symptoms of ADHD and where to find assistance.

This workshop will help participants understand what psychosis is, signs and symptoms of psychosis and what support can be provided.

In this workshop, you will learn how to provide a first response to a child or young person after disclosure of sexual assault or abuse.

This workshop will provide an understanding of how anxiety affects children and young people.

In this session, you will learn about personality disorder, best practice approaches and specialist referral pathways.

Facilitated by the Royal Children's Hospital, this workshop is specifically designed for professionals working with children, young people and families.

In this workshop, you will learn some skill-building interventions that can assist young people to manage difficulties with mental health.

This workshop is developed and delivered by young people with lived and living experiences of using mental health services.

This online workshop will describe signs and symptoms of eating disorders and identify how and when to refer children and young people.

In this workshop, you will learn about referral pathways for young people 12–25 years, who are trans and gender questioning.

This workshop will explore factors underlying school refusal and you will learn about how to assist young people to maintain engagement or return to school.

Children and young people can present with a variety of behaviours that cause them challenges and impact various settings and relationships.

This workshop will look at how the diagnosis of depression affects children and young people.

In this workshop, you will gain an understanding of risk and risk assessment and learn best practice approaches to safety planning.

In this online workshop you will learn about referral pathways to mental health services in the western and north-western area of Melbourne.

This online workshop will explore ADHD. It will discuss signs and symptoms of ADHD and where to find assistance.

This workshop will help participants understand what psychosis is, signs and symptoms of psychosis and what support can be provided.

In this online workshop you will learn about referral pathways to mental health services in the western and north-western area of Melbourne.

This online workshop will describe signs and symptoms of eating disorders and identify how and when to refer children and young people.

This online workshop will explore ADHD. It will discuss signs and symptoms of ADHD and where to find assistance.

In this online workshop you will learn about referral pathways to mental health services in the western and north-western area of Melbourne.

This online workshop will explore factors underlying school refusal and the importance of a therapeutic and educational alliance.

Within this workshop, you will learn skills in assisting young people to solve problems that they are experiencing.

Within this workshop, you will learn skills in assisting young people to recognise their emotions, and to cope with difficult emotions.

In this online webinar, you will learn about Borderline Personality Disorder, best practice approaches and specialist referral pathways.

This online workshop will help participants understand what psychosis is, signs and symptoms of psychosis and what support can be provided.

In this online workshop, participants will be provided with an understanding of self-harm and suicide.

This online workshop will explore the ways that anxiety might present in children and young people and identify the factors that can contribute to the development of this disorder.

In this online workshop, you will learn more about the rationale for involving families in discussions about young people's mental health.

This online workshop will explore how autism spectrum disorder affects young people.

The Centre for Multicultural Youth will present this online workshop about the difficulties multicultural young people experience when accessing mental health support.

Mental health first aid is the help given to someone developing a mental health problem or in a mental health crisis.

This workshop will provide an overview of autism spectrum disorders and how they present in young people.

In this workshop, you will learn about psychosis and its impact on the lives of young people.

In this online workshop, you will learn about referral pathways to mental health services.

Time to reflect  is a five-session professional development series for school-based mental health practitioners working in the north-west and western metropolitan area of Melbourne