Wellbeing
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Understanding tic disorders: What every school should know
Tic disorders are far more common than many people realise, and are often misrepresented in the media.
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Wellbeing skills to reduce suicide rate
A new program is giving young people the insight to replace problematic behaviours with skilful behaviours.
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How teachers can talk to children about disability
Disability should be embraced as part of human diversity, not something to fix or fear and it begins with how…
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Tackling anxiety in autism: What educators need to know
Discover how educators can help improve mental health outcomes by understanding autism anxiety and its impact on children.
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Compassion fatigue in the classroom: Is it contributing to the teacher shortage?
Compassion fatigue is a key concern for teachers. Discover practical strategies to improve well-being in trauma-impacted settings.
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Pursuing legal action against bullies
Explore the legal and government stance on pursuing action against school bullying and key cases that have shaped this landscape.
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How teachers can start the new school year right
The start of a new school year is a chance to embrace fresh opportunities, welcome new faces, and set the…
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The social media ban for under 16s: What it means for Australian schools
The Federal Government unveiled its proposed social media ban for Under-16s in parliament last week, sparking questions on its potential…
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Turning a nature deficit into a nature habit
Time outdoors does more than make us ‘feel good’. It is critical to our health and wellbeing.
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Is your school a psychosocially safe workplace?
It’s not always easy to recognize a psychosocially unsafe environment, especially if there is no overt bullying or discrimination.
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