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supporting a young person experiencing psychosis
Psychosis impacts the way people interpret the world. Your young person may be hearing or seeing things that others around them aren't experiencing, which can feel overwhelming and distressing. There…
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what does support look like & mean for family?
When your young person is experiencing mental health challenges, it can impact the whole family. Seeking support is a strength. Every family is unique, therefore what families need for support…
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the important role of dads & male caregivers
Whether you’re a dad (or other male carer) that lives with in your young person or not… your role in their life and development is super important. Sensitive, supportive, involved…
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the frustration of service limitations
When our kids are suffering, all we want to do is help them! Yet navigating mental health pathways, wait lists and hearing ‘no’ can be so overwhelming… and sometimes plain…
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caring for the carers... your own supports
Being a parent or carer is one of the most rewarding experiences but also one of the toughest! While some parents may look like they have it all together, for…
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letting go of fixing... become a supporter
When trying to support a young person, loved ones can often feel like they know the solutions to a young person’s problem. As adults, we tend to default to…
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cultural influences on parenting
With many parents in Australia having connections to many countries and culture, it’s important that we explore, honour, and celebrate how culture can influence parenting styles. In addition to this,…
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when a young person in unwilling to engage
One of the hardest things about watching someone struggle, is when we want to help and they are not yet ready to access support. It can make us feel sad,…