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  • 1: Using a strengths-based approach; building empathy
  • 2: Listening to children’s voices
  • 3: Care; resilience; protective factors
  • 4: Parenting from different states/continents; sharing
  • 5: Fostering children's language about parents working away
  • 6: Building children’s understanding of parents work; communication
  • 7: Developing children’s narratives, creating digital narratives
  • 8: Supporting family household transitions
  • 9: Emotional, physical and cognitive responses to parents working away (work rosters)
  • 10: Social responses to parents working away (work rosters)
  • 11: Links to the community
  • 12: Relationship breakdown
  • 13: Addictions; grief; loss; change
  • 14: Abuse (domestic voilence, child abuse, neglect)
  • 15: Service related injuries or medical conditions
  • 16: Service related mental health conditions and moral injury
  • Module 17: When a parent dies
  • 18: Child and family trauma
  • 19: And so, things have been a bit different: Ben's story
  • 20: In Sickness and in Health: Sam's Story
  • 21: Oh, by the way, my Mum has PTS: Nathan's Story
  • 22: Liam's story: So why do I wear Dad's medals?
  • 23: Transitioning from service life; changing careers
  • 24. Moral Injury (under construction)
  • 25. Relocation (under construction)
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  • 3: Care; resilience; protective factors

    3: Care; resilience; protective factors

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    This is general information for support workers, with a few practical examples related to children.

    • Domains of self-care for parents Domains of self-care for parents
    • Self-care pactical activities Self-care pactical activities
    • Protective factors

    • Fostering protective factors in families Fostering protective factors in families

      In these videos,  Professor Margaret Sims and Dr Amy Johnson explain what protective factors in families are and what they might look like.

    • Diagram: Protective factors in families Diagram: Protective factors in families
    • Diagram: Protective factors in families and the community Diagram: Protective factors in families and the community
    • Plugging into protective factors in defence families Plugging into protective factors in defence families

      This article looks at some of the experiences of defence families during relocations, deployments and reintegration. It has links to supports.

    • Resilience

    • Tips for building resilience Tips for building resilience
    • Building resilience in children Building resilience in children
    • Resilience Practice Framework Resilience Practice Framework

      Please view the diagrams on page 11, 16 and 17 to find out more about protective factors and resilience.

    • What is resilience? What is resilience?

      Please note this video talks about creating 'good citizens'. In EC we believe children have a basic right to safety and nurturing relationships as a social justice issue, rather than we should provide these to create 'good citizens'.

    • How to build resilience How to build resilience

      Please note this video talks about creating 'good citizens'. In EC we believe children have a basic right to safety and nurturing relationships as a social justice issue, rather than we should provide these to create 'good citizens'.

    • Resilient Defence Families Resilient Defence Families
    • Insight into the experiences of defence families and their children Insight into the experiences of defence families and their children
    • Avoiding toxic stress

      These videos are included to show the reasons why support for families during times of need is important. It does not mean that many families experience toxic stress.

    • What to avoid: The effects of toxic stress What to avoid: The effects of toxic stress

      Please note this video talks about creating 'good citizens'. In EC we believe children have a basic right to safety and nurturing relationships as a social justice issue, rather than we should provide these to create 'good citizens'.

    • Building adult capabilities to improve outcomes for children Building adult capabilities to improve outcomes for children

      Please note this video talks about creating 'good citizens'. In EC we believe children have a basic right to safety and nurturing relationships as a social justice issue, rather than we should provide these to create 'good citizens'.

    • What to avoid: The effects of toxic stress on development What to avoid: The effects of toxic stress on development

      Please note this video talks about creating 'good citizens'. In EC we believe children have a basic right to safety and nurturing relationships as a social justice issue, rather than we should provide these to create 'good citizens'.

    • Resources for parents and family workers

      There is some good research-based information in these online articles. There will also be many tips that are relevant for family workers.


    • Effective communication with parents Effective communication with parents
    • Reading (9 mins): Tips for building resilience Reading (9 mins): Tips for building resilience
    • Reading (3 mins): Building resilience in children Reading (3 mins): Building resilience in children
    • Reading (5 mins): Changing routines: Autistic children and teenagers (3-18 years) Reading (5 mins): Changing routines: Autistic children and teenagers (3-18 years)
    • Group Music Making can Develop Resilience Group Music Making can Develop Resilience
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    • I found a small error (e.g. link that won't work, typo, grammar, spelling, terminology) I found a small error (e.g. link that won't work, typo, grammar, spelling, terminology)
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