Professional Development
About Professional Development
Elevate your professional skills with our tailored development seminars designed for educators, allied health professionals, and clinicians working with children and adolescents.
Explore practical strategies to understand and manage behaviours of concern, and learn how to effectively replace challenging behaviours with positive alternatives.
Deepen your expertise in neurodevelopmental assessments by moving beyond traditional intelligence tests to evidence-based, child-centred evaluation methods.
Build confidence in fostering truly inclusive classrooms for students with Autism Spectrum Disorders through collaborative and practical approaches.
Whether you’re navigating complex behaviour challenges, refining assessment techniques, or championing inclusive education, our seminars provide the insights and tools you need to support lasting growth and positive outcomes for the children and families you serve.
Join us to empower your practice and create meaningful change.
Professional Development Seminars
Building Better Behaviour using Functional Behaviour Analytic Strategies.
Discover effective, compassionate strategies to understand and manage challenging behaviours in children and adolescents. Join our seminar to learn how Functional Behaviour Analysis can empower you to create positive change and support lasting growth.
Topics Covered:
- Getting to the Why: Key Principles Behind Functional Behaviour Analysis
- The Story Behind Behaviour: Understanding Causes and Influences
- Cracking the Code: Why People Engage in Behaviours of Concern
- Building Better Behaviour: Teaching Positive Strategies to Navigate Difficult Situations
- Beyond Change: Evaluating the Impact of Behavioural Strategies
Audience: Parents, Educators, Allied Health Professionals (OTs, SLPs), Psychologists, Medical Professionals
Prioritise your wellbeing to sustain the quality of care you provide. Join us for an interactive seminar where you’ll learn practical, evidence-based strategies for clinician self-care tailored to the unique demands of allied health professionals.
Topics covered:
- Stress Uncovered: How It Shapes Your Body and Mind
- Mapping Your Workplace Stress Hotspots
- From Passion to Fatigue: Understanding Burnout
- Holding the Line: Boundaries, Resilience, and Self-Awareness
- Flourishing in Private Practice: Balancing Care and Career
- From Theory to Practice: Case Studies That Make a Difference
Audience: Allied-Health students (OTs, SLPs, Psychologists), Early career professionals & Experienced clinicians moving into Private Practice
Enhance your expertise in neurodevelopmental assessments to better support your clients’ unique needs. Unlock a deeper understanding of what IQ tests measure—and their limitations—in assessing neurodevelopmental difficulties. Join us to explore evidence-based alternatives that will refine your skills.
Topics Covered:
- Navigating the Maze: A Guide to Developmental Assessment
- Psychologists On the Couch: Who Does What and When to Reach Out
- IQ Tests Explained: What They Are and What They Reveal
- Navigating the Traps: What IQ Tests Can and Can’t Tell Us
- Diagnosis in the Dark: Standardised Assessments and Non-Standard Disorders
- Personalising Assessment: Exploring Non-Standardised Developmental Tools
- From Theory to Practice: Case Studies that Make a Difference
Audience: Allied Health Professionals (OTs, SLPs, Physiotherapists), Educational Professionals, Psychologists, Medical Practitioners
Empower your teaching and support skills to create truly inclusive classrooms for students with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). Join our seminar to explore practical strategies and collaborative approaches that foster engagement, understanding, and success for every learner.
Topics Covered:
- The Distinctive Profile of Autism: Strengths and Differences Explored
- The Classroom Experience: Common Struggles of Children with ASD
- Supporting Success: Practical Strategies for Educating Students with ASD
- Practical Tools for Behaviour Support in Students with ASD
Audience: Educators, Early Career Professionals, Allied Health Professionals (OTs, SLPs), Psychologists.