Workshop (Nurturing the Next Generation - The First 2000 Days)

Nurturing the Next Generation – the First 2000 Days, is a two-day forum aligned with the NSW Government’s commitment to the First 2000 Days as a core health policy priority, recognising the profound and lasting impact of early life on health, wellbeing and life-course outcomes.

We warmly invite you to attend the two-day forum aligned with the NSW Government’s commitment to the First 2000 Days as a core health policy priority.

The Conference brings together clinicians, educators, researchers, and people with lived experience to showcase research innovation and evidence-informed clinical practice that strengthens collaborative, integrated responses for infants, children and families.

Who should attend?

For those working across the perinatal and early childhood continuum, the program will be highly relevant to:

Child and family health nurses
Midwives
Psychologists
General Practitioners
Obstetricians
Psychiatrists
Early Childhood Professionals
Social Workers
Occupational Therapists
Paediatricians
Educators

Thursday 20th August - Day 1: Workshop

A pre-Conference workshop will be held on Thursday, 20th August, titled "Building Trust for Dysregulated Dyads – Skills Building to Support Safe Practice”. The aim will be to provide practical, skills-based training. The Workshop will be held at Tresillian Wollstonecraft, NSW.

Only a limited number of tickets are available for this workshop.

Friday 21st August - Day 2: Conference Day

A full Conference day will be held on Friday, 21st August at Northside Conference Centre, Crows Nest. This conference which will consolidate emerging evidence, promote cross-sector learning, and build shared capability to optimise developmental outcomes during the critical first 2000 days of life.