Resources

In an approximately one-hour webinar, Christian Whalen covered a child's rights primer, Canada's reports on UNCRC implementation, Canadian children's well-being, promises to children, and professional core competencies.

This animation, designed for children aged 7-12 years, teaches children about stress, the difference between good and bad stress, how stress impacts our body and mind, and various stress management strategies.

In this webinar, Dr. Susan Rodger covers recognizing mental health issues, creating inclusive and supportive classrooms for students having mental health, and promoting positive mental health school-wide.

This webinar explored strategies for fostering cultural safety and inclusivity when engaging with diverse populations, aiming to stimulate deeper discussion and critical thinking on the subject.

This webinar is faciliated by Wisdom2Action with the Canadian Association of Social Workers and the Child Welfare League of Canada. It focuses on building the capacity of service providers in the health and social service sectors to support and include 2SLGBTQ+ communities.

In this video, Dr. Perry explains the common reactions in children who have experienced trauma so parents, teachers and service providers may understand their reactions and behaviours.

In this webinar, Dr. Bruce Perry explored with two other professionals how the Neurosequential Model aids individuals in responding to and caring for children in developmentally appropriate ways across various settings.

In brief videos, Christine Courtois discussed violence, parenting, the voice concept, complex trauma, cognitive distortion, incest, trauma bonding, and the critical inner voice, touching on its ties to psychological ache and childhood trauma.

This animated video explains the Early Development Instrument (EDI), a questionnaire created by Dan Offord and Magdalena Janus from the Offord Centre for Child Studies. It assesses five domains of child development and identifies vulnerabilities in kindergarten students.

In an approximately 45-minute webinar, Elisa Romano covered neglect prevalence in Canada and among First Nations, introduced the SafeCare program's modules on child health, home safety, and parent-child interaction, and discussed program outcomes.