Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Certificate Program – for the global community

Live online classes are kept small to support interactive engaged learning and collaboration

From their website:

The Certificate in Infant & Early Childhood Mental Health is a comprehensive program for professionals seeking to deepen their clinical knowledge and experience working with parents

Living life 'on the flip side' – about FASD

Created by caregivers, this training will help you connect in ways that will give you hope as your journey through each day with your loved one with FASD

This eLearning training module is for parents and caregivers who have already received FASD training and have an understanding that FASD is a brai

A sleep hygiene tool for children with developmental disabilities by Dr Julie Sutton et al

“...contributes to the evidence base that supports SHE as a credible first-line intervention for behavioural sleep problems in children...”

Authors

Dr Julie Sutton is senior lecturer in practice learning, Faculty of Health and Social Care, University of Chester;

Dr Jaci Huws is senior lecturer, Sch

Interconnections 2-Day Sleep Workshop in March 2020, UK - Evaluation

These courses are offered by Interconnections and facilitated by Dr Julie Sutton.

Information here.

Evaluation by Delegates

A. Overall evaluation

(Calculated by number of responses ticked by participants, some boxes were not ticked at all, just left blank)

Delegates (14 in number) could tick

Researchers and Parents – better together in family engagement research (FER)

'FER brings parents and researchers together to learn from each other about how to maximize a productive partnership'

There are many questions scientists hope to answer when it comes to brain-based disabilities like Autism and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. To make sure they’re asking the right qu

Sleep Practitioner training in 2022 for your team in any country

This training is facilitated by Dr Julie Sutton and caters for 18 practitioners

Sleep Practitioner training for health and social care professionals working with families of children with developmental disabilities – for your team at your venue or by Zoom.

The workshop will be an introduction to the

Incivility: Do you experience this? Are you sometimes uncivil? What impact does it have?

Here is a paper and three videos on the subject

Paper: Incivility and the clinical learner by Laura JE Cheetham and Christopher Turner

ABSTRACT

The impact of incivility in terms of individual and team performance in clinical environments is increasingly acknowledged and supported by a growing

Health Education England Peer Education and Coaching for Families

Health Education England (HEE) wishes to commission the development and delivery of peer education and coaching for families, PAs and small/micro providers who support all ages of autistic people and people with learning disabilities, to be delivered nationally.

For more information on how to get in