Great to hear a strong emphasis on effective multi-level implementation interventions, and inter-programme collaboration in ⁦Professor Matthew Sanders⁩ symposium for ⁦Te Ara Hāro | Centre for ICAMH NZ⁩ today.

Parenting Place is a national family charity in Aotearoa. Such a pleasure to support their work recently, incl contributing (with many others) to their just-released online course for parents of children with mild to moderate anxiety. Check it out here: youtube.com/watch?v=_MTjv_…

Gosh, this is good. Honored to have contributed a few thoughts to Hayden Donnell 's incredibly powerful piece. The Futility of Punishment, by @davidfarrier webworm.co/p/punishment?u…

Time to celebrate! The Ministry of Health has published the Hauora Haumi Allied Health Report. It is the first of its kind collating information about 14 Allied Health professions identifying the untapped potential, opportunities and barriers. Health.govt.NZ/publication/Ha…

Thanks to BABCP for the opportunity to run a skills class today on process strategies for the treatment of child conduct problems #BABCP2024 Happy to share slides with those interested

<20% of #EBI’s are sustained >2 years once support is withdrawn 😲But have no fear, a✨NEW ✨guide is here 👉 doi.org/10.25817/F8QP-… Developed by Nicole Nathan & team, the SUSTAINS guide provides practical support to plan for the #sustainment of #publichealth #interventions

Really interesting piece on people self-identifying with a psychiatric label that has little to do with the actual label in terms of content overlap. Relates to Hacking's 'looping effect' and ideas around 'peri-psychiatry' (Haltigan 2023). bps.org.uk/psychologist/e…

Excited for this week’s #PCIT convention in Knoxville.

Interested in resources for common parenting topics? Check out our YouTube channel to watch all of our past parenting webinars! youtube.com/@abctparenting…

Te Whatu Ora / Health New Zealand’s mental health workforce plan was released this week. Great to see extension of investment in psychology internship funding. tewhatuora.govt.nz/corporate-info…

Did you know ACAMH Learn is a fantastic NEW content portal from Association for Child & Adolescent Mental Health with FREE, easy to access videos & podcasts, from experts on child #MentalHealth issues that you can use right away? What’s not to like? Visit bit.ly/3AV958F for more info! Pls share. Prof Angelica Ronald

We invite you to submit your abstracts on topics such as: child social, emotional, & behavioural health, cognitive development & learning, emotion regulation in parents & children, child physical health & many more. Submit your abstract now: i-ceps.pafra.org/abstracts #iceps2025

Lovely new "My Toddler and Me" video series from the PCIT-Toddler team: Emma Girard, Jane Kohlhoff, Sue Morgan, Cheryl McNeil and Nancy Wallace. Available in English, Arabic & Vietnamese. youtube.com/playlist?list=…

We are excited to announce that the Implementation Science #Health Conference Australia (ISHCA) will partner in the 2025 Evidence and Implementation Summit (EIS) – presenting a combined program for the first time. Find out more: eisummit.org #EIS2025 #ImpSci

Thrilled to share this early Christmas present! Thanks so very much to HRC New Zealand , Te Toka Tumai research office Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora , and collaborators past, present and future. hrc.govt.nz/resources/rese…

Join us on February 7th at 12pm ET for a FREE WEBINAR on navigating treatment decisions when working with children with disruptive behaviors! See the flyer below for more information.

Excited to see Te Ara Hāro | Centre for ICAMH NZ 's *free* hybrid conference details released today. Keynote from Bernadka Dubicka and a great programme of short talks for/by CAMHS researchers and clinicians. Thanks to the sponsors, and the organising super team Dr Hiran Thabrew Karolina Stasiak 👩🏻‍💻 Marthinus Bekker

"Campfire Stories: Tales from Early Childhood Treatment" Panel discussion on Friday, March 14, 12-1 PM EST. Free event, no registration required. ABCT Parenting and Families SIG

The International Congress for Evidence-based Parenting Support (I-CEPS) Parenting and Family Research Alliance is coming soon, and this year there's a new Parent Day. For ~$20, parents can access topical talks from leading researchers. Check out the programme here: i-ceps.pafra.org/parent-day

Introducing Parent Day 2025 at I-CEPS! A day of trusted, expert advice for parents & carers – practical, research-based, and easy to access. Sat 7 June | Online & on demand | $22 AUD Follow the link below to register: