Effectively supporting young people’s mental health requires practitioners to understand the many factors shaping a young person’s life, identity, relationships and wellbeing.
Drawing on the practical elements of headspace National’s innovative Good Care Framework, this webinar will explore what person-centred, family-inclusive and identity-affirming care looks like in practice across disciplines, service settings and communities.
The session will provide insights into multidisciplinary collaboration, holistic thinking and strengths-based approaches, highlighting how each can support more responsive, coordinated and developmentally appropriate care for young people with diverse needs and experiences.
Presented in collaboration with headspace National.
Learning outcomes
- Describe the development of headspace’s Good Care Framework.
- Outline the components of the headspace Good Care Framework, including the foundational elements and core practice principles.
- Outline how this approach to providing care to young people and family is responsive to their holistic needs and respectful of their autonomy, culture, developmental stage and identity.
- Describe strategies and approaches to support trauma-informed, affirming, safe, collaborative and relational care when working within multidisciplinary teams alongside young people, their family and their communities.
Panellists
Nicola Palfrey – headspace Head of Clinical Practice, Clinical Psychologist
Ruby Warber – headspace National Manager, First Nations Wellbeing & Healing
Moderator
Vikki Ryall – headspace Chief Clinical Officer
