On Demand Webinar
Children in Transition
Join Dr Mary Anne Hall as she provides suggestions and strategies for supporting children through times of uncertainty. How parents and caregivers communicate with children in relation to stressful situations will have a direct impact not on just how children feel in relation to the issue, but how they learn and build resilience going forward.
This Webinar is recommended for care professionals who work directly with children, parents, caregivers, teachers and all those in direct contact with children.
Entry Requirements
There are no entry requirements for this qualification.
Minimum age of the student to be 15 years of age, unless otherwise stated.
What you will need
• Access to a computer
• Reliable Internet connection
Points Of Study
This Webinar will discuss:
• How to discuss COVID-19 in the most appropriate way
• Indicators of a stressed and anxious child
• Strategies for reassuring your child
• The importance of maintaining a normal routine
• Strategies for keeping communication consistent and open
• Tips for exhibiting love and compassion during times of uncertainty
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Children in Transition
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Unpacking the QIP
Spotlight on Innovative Play
Communicating with Families and Clients During COVID-19
Supporting People with Disability: Strategies for Assisting Clients through COVID-19
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Spotlight on Communication: Strategies for Building Positive and Respectful Relationships with Clients
Communicating with Families
Spotlight on Leadership
Supporting Children Emotionally Through COVID
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Spotlight on Training Regulations for Long Daycare and OSHC
Strategies for the Healthy Care of Children
Promoting Customer Service in the Childcare Industry
Educator Responsibilities for the Health and Safety of Children
