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SUMMARY:Shifting the Paradigm: Neuroscience and Sexual Abuse Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Delve into the profound impact of early life experiences on brain development\, with a particular\nfocus on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). We will explore how trauma from sexual abuse\ncan affect neural pathways and brain function\, influencing child development\, mental health\,\nand wellness. Professor Selena Bartlett will discuss the incredible potential of neuroplasticity\nfor healing\, emphasising how the brain can adapt and recover with appropriate interventions.\nAdditionally\, we will highlight the importance of community support\, education\, and awareness\nin fostering resilience and recovery for survivors. Topics such as mental health and wellness\,\naddiction\, and other related issues will be covered to provide a comprehensive understanding of\nthe long-term effects of sexual abuse and the pathways to recovery. Moreover\, we will examine\nthe role of digital and social media in the context of sexual abuse\, particularly focusing on the\nemergence of deep fake pornography and Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE). We will discuss how\nthese digital threats complicate the landscape of abuse and the critical need for innovative\nprevention\, detection\, and support approaches. \nJoin us to gain a deeper understanding of the intersection between neuroscience\, digital\nthreats\, and sexual abuse\, and learn how we can support healing and growth in this challenging\nenvironment. \nProfessor Selena Bartlett is an international leader in the field of\nTranslational Neuroscience. As a Group Leader of Neuroscience and\nNeuroplasticity at the Translational Research Institute and a Professor\nin the School of Clinical Sciences at QUT’s Faculty of Health\, her work\nhas garnered international recognition. The Australian Neuroscience\nSociety awarded her the prestigious Lawrie Austin Award for her exceptional\ncontributions to neuroscience. Previously serving as Director of Medications Development at\nthe University of California\, San Francisco\, Professor Bartlett’s three decades of brain research\nare further augmented by her credentials as a registered Pharmacist and counsellor. She is\nan author of 110 scientific research articles. She is a fervent advocate for brain health\, penning\nthree public-oriented books\, including her latest\, “BEING SEEN: Master Parenting in the\nDigital Age.” As host of the Thriving Minds podcast\, she aims to democratise access to the\nlatest scientific advances. She applies her deep expertise in neuroscience\, neuroplasticity\, and\ncounselling to emphasise the importance of brain health for all \nWebinar Registration – Zoom
URL:https://www.napcan.org.au/event/shifting-the-paradigm-neuroscience-and-sexual-abuse-webinar/
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SUMMARY:Edmund Rice International: The Rights of Children
DESCRIPTION:Join us as we\, Edmund Rice Community Services collaborate with Edmund Rice International (ERI) to bring you a webinar that explores the Convention on the Rights of the Child and aims to help us better understand how we can use it as a tool to inform a culture of safety. \nWe will be hearing from three experts from Edmund Rice International (ERI). ERI is a non-governmental organisation\, who are committed to advocacy on behalf of children and young people marginalised because of poverty\, legal status\, environmental degradation or armed conflict. They work at an international level to promote and protect the rights of children and young people\, particularly in regard to education. Other areas of focus are the protection of the rights of First Nations people\, and those identifying as migrants\, refugees and asylum-seekers and the promotion of ecological justice. They work in partnership with other faith-based groups in the promotion of peace and justice.
URL:https://www.napcan.org.au/event/edmund-rice-international-the-rights-of-children/
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SUMMARY:PARENT WORKSHOP: Addressing the issue of BODY SAFETY & CONSENT with our young children
DESCRIPTION:Presented by MICHELLE DERRIG Child Protection Advocate and Author of the Best Selling Picture Book ‘ONLY FOR ME’. \nIn this 75 minute webinar Michelle unpacks the tricky topic of body safety\, providing parents and carers with insight and understanding about how best to empower and protect their young children against sexual assault. \nThe workshop will cover the WHAT\, WHEN\, WHY & HOW of protecting your children and explains how parents and carers can actually help disarm predators of the tools and tricks they commonly use during the grooming process. \nThe workshop also includes an Author Reading of Only For Me and concludes with the opportunity to ask questions. \nTo register click HERE
URL:https://www.napcan.org.au/event/parent-workshop-addressing-the-issue-of-body-safety-consent-with-our-young-children-2/
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