Courses & Workshops
Description and cost of courses July to December 2017
Family Partnership Model – Foundational Training
The Family Partnership Model developed in the United Kingdom by Davis, Day and Bidmead (2002) has been widely implemented as a model of care in child and family health practice. This course is designed to provide participants with an orientation to the model, and the opportunity to develop their skills in the practical application of the model. Key elements of the program include understanding the helping process, skills and qualities of the helper, building rapport in the first encounter, goal setting and supporting parents to change constructs.
Recommended for: All child and family health professionals.
Length of training: 5 days
Dates and venues:
9th, 10th, 11th, 14th & 15th August 2017 at Byron Central Hospital Meeting Room 1 (Ground Floor), Byron / Ewingsdale, NSW
15th and 22nd September 2017, 13th, 20th and 27th October 2017 at Tresillian Willoughby, 2 Second Avenue, Willoughby, NSW
Cost:
External participants: $1,250.00 (GST included)
TFCC employees: no charge
For further details: Email Tresillian.Education@sswahs.nsw.gov.au
Working in Partnership: Enabling Change
This program provides participants with an update on the key topics addressed in Family Partnership Model – Foundational Training.
Target audience: Recommended for all child and family health professionals who require an update of Family Partnership Model.
Pre/co-requisite programs: Previously completed Family Partnership Training
Length of training: One day
Date & venue: 10th November 2017 at Tresillian Willoughby, 2 Second Avenue, Willoughby, NSW
Cost:
External participants: $250.00 (GST included)
TFCC employees: no charge.
For further details: Email Tresillian.Education@sswahs.nsw.gov.au
Keys to Caregiving (NCAST)
A pre-requisite to NCAST-PCI program, Keys to Caregiving provides participant with an evidence based approach to understanding newborn and infant behaviour, including information on infant cues, infant states, state modulation and the importance of the feeding interaction. Keys to Caregiving benefit the parent-child relationship in several ways. These include enhancing understanding of the infant’s abilities, parent confidence and enabling health care professionals to share this knowledge with parents.
Target audience: Recommended for all child and family health professionals.
Length of training: One day
Dates and venue:
19th July 2017 at Tresillian Willoughby, 2 Second Avenue, Willoughby, NSW
1st November 2017 at Tresillian Nepean, 1b Barber Avenue, Kingswood, NSW
Cost:
External participants $290.00 (course & study guide – GST included).
TFCC employees $40.00 (study guide – GST included). Course attendance is free.
For further details: Email Tresillian.Education@sswahs.nsw.gov.au
Introduction to Infant Mental Health (NCAST)
The importance of the early years of a child’s life are now well recognised for its impact on early brain development and the development of the parent and child relationship. This one-day workshop explores:
- The development of brain regions associated with self-regulation
- The development of self-regulation from infancy through to toddlerhood
- The development of the baby’s first relationships using attachment theory as a framework
- The integration of knowledge of infant mental health into child and family health clinical practice to effectively develop parents’ capacity to provide care that promotes secure parent-infant attachment with the subsequent benefit of healthy emotional regulation.
Target audience: Recommended for all child and family health professionals.
Length of training: One day
Date and venue: 14th September 2017 at Tresillian Nepean, 1b Barber Avenue, Kingswood, NSW
Cost:
External participants: $250.00. (GST included)
TFCC employees: no charge.
For further details: Email Tresillian.Education@sswahs.nsw.gov.au
Promoting Maternal Mental Health During Pregnancy (NCAST)
In this program, participants explore the importance of helping the pregnant woman with mental and emotional health during pregnancy, as this can improve chances of a healthy relationship with her child. Key elements of the program include issues that can impact on the maternal-child relationship including high risk factors in pregnancy, previous bereavement or loss, domestic violence and pre-existing mental health conditions.
Target audience: Midwives, child and family health professionals.
Length of training: One day
Dates and venues:
20th July 2017 at Tresillian Nepean, 1b Barber Avenue, Kingswood, NSW
17th October 2017 at Tresillian Willoughby, 2 Second Avenue, Willoughby, NSW
Cost:
External applicants - $270.00 (Includes GST and course manual)
TFCC employees: no charge.
For further details: Email Tresillian.Education@sswahs.nsw.gov.au
NCAST Parent-Child Interaction Scale
In this program, participants learn skills in the observation and assessment of caregiver and child during a feeding situation. A key element of this program is the opportunity to be assessed for reliability in the use of a validate tool, the NCAST Parent-Child Interaction (PCI) Feeding Assessment Scale.
Target audience: Nominated Registered Nurses
Pre/co-requisites: All participants must have previously completed the Keys to Caregiving program
Length of training: Six days
Dates and venues:
16th, 17th, 18th, 23rd, 24th & 25th August at Tresillian Nepean, 1b Barber Avenue, Kingswood, NSW
22nd, 23rd, 24th, 27th & 28th November & 6th December at Tresillian Willoughby, 2 Second Avenue, Willoughby, NSW
Cost:
External participants: $2,000.00. (GST included)
TFCC employees: no charge
For further details: Email Tresillian.Education@sswahs.nsw.gov.au
NCAST PCI Recertification
This workshop is provided for clinicians who have previously been certified as reliable for NCAST PCI and require annual recertification. Access is limited to key and targeted staff or affiliated organisations.
For further details: Email Tresillian.Education@sswahs.nsw.gov.au
Sleep & Settling Workshop for Health Professionals
This workshop will provide an opportunity to enhance your knowledge of infant sleep, self-regulation and attachment. Contemporary evidence and practice will be presented to support health professionals when working with families experiencing infant and early childhood sleep difficulties, often within the context of complex psycho-social challenges.
Length of training: One day
Dates & Venues:
5th September 2017 at Tresillian Willoughby, 2 Second Avenue, NSW
13th October 2017 at Tresillian Nepean, 1b Barber Avenue, Kingswood, NSW
Cost: $250 per person (GST included)
For further details: Email Tresillian.Education@sswahs.nsw.gov.au