Visit Website Spirit Dreaming Inc. has produced a series of DVD’s exploring family violence from the perspective of Aboriginal women. These DVD’s provide a moving personal account of family violence experienced by Aboriginal women and the impact it has had on their lives. The resource is divided into four parts, with each section documenting real-life […]
Many Faces of Me – Spirit Dreaming Inc. [DVD]
Visit Website This resource has been developed as part a project undertaken by Spirit Dreaming Inc. The DVD examines the impact of crime on Aboriginal people and communities. Aboriginal women talk about how they have been affected by crime and trauma, and how they remember life before the incident, how they felt during the event, […]
Australian Guidelines for the treatment of ASD and PTSD – Australian Centre for Posttraumatic Mental Health
Visit Website The Australian Centre for Posttraumatic Mental Health has released the Australian Guidelines for the treatment of Acute Stress Disorder and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder. You can download the full guidelines, and a number of related resources for practitioners and clients, at the Australian Centre for Posttraumatic Mental Health website.
Indigenous Early Childhood Development NPA: first annual report on health performance indicators (2013) – AIHW [REPORT]
Visit Website The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare has released the first annual report for the Indigenous Early Childhood Development National Partnership Agreement. The ‘Indigenous Early Childhood Development National Partnership Agreement (NPA): first annual report on health performance indicators’ provides key findings and includes information on the NPA six health indicators.
Australian Indigenous Health Info Net [WEBSITE]
Visit Website The Australian Indigenous Health Info Net is an online resource for policy makers and practitioners working in the field of Indigenous health. The Australian Indigenous Health Info Net is part of Edith Cowan University in Western Australia and supports information sharing to improve Indigenous health outcomes.
Trauma-informed services and trauma-specific care for Indigenous Australian children (2013) – AIHW [RESOURCE SHEET]
Visit Website The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare has published a paper written by Professor Judy Atkinson, examining the effects of trauma and overcoming its lasting effects. ‘Trauma-informed services and trauma-specific care for Indigenous Australian children’ provides discussion around appropriate interventions to assist in alleviating the effects of trauma.
Kinship care and family contact research series – Office of the Child Safety Commissioner [WEBSITE]
Visit Website The Former Office of the Child Safety Commissioner website provides access to a number of resources, including the Kinship Care and Family Contact research series. This research series is compiled of six resources examining children’s experiences of kinship care and family contact, and includes a resource that explores how Aboriginal communities best to […]
Look After Kids Ears – (2012) [WEBSITE]
Visit Website The Look After Kids Ears website addresses ear disease and Indigenous childcare. The website provides information on families can act to reduce this type of noise exposure, especially among young children. Hearing loss is widespread among young Indigenous children around Australia. A very high proportion of young Indigenous children who attend childcare are […]
Healing in Practice – Promising Practices in Healing Programs – SNAICC 2012
Download File Healing in Practice – Promising Practices in Healing Programs for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children and Families 2012. Copyright © SNAICC 2012 ISBN 978-1-921174-35-3 PO Box 1445 North Fitzroy Victoria 3068 Australia To order a hard copy of this resource visit the SNAICC resource shop.
Kids grieve too – Guiding our children, our way – Aboriginal Parenting WA Guides (2012) [INFORMATION SHEET]
Visit Website Sometimes adults can be so sad themselves when something bad happens they forget that their kids are suffering too. Kids grieve too and from an early age, but not in the same way that adults do. They feel the same loss and are likely to show their grief in different ways. They grieve […]
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