What you get

2023 membership

From March to December you will tune in to a 60 min education session (zoom) and weekly discussion topics within the exclusive Facebook Group.

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Ready for lift off?

Purchase your ticket to launch here!

Our Launch Drive contains heaps of resources and links.

All sessions will be recorded and will be available on demand in case you miss a session.

Live sessions will occur on the first Wednesday of the month at 7pm.

March

Referring out 

Launch Objectives:

We learn heaps about developmental norms at university within our own discipline.  In this session, each discipline will share information about key observations, what to look out for, and why it is important.  With this information on board, you will confidently know when to refer to other disciplines, as well as support families.

 

April

Neuro affirming practice

Launch Objectives:

Having learnt about neuro-diversity and the impacts some therapies have on the neurodiverse population, we are committed to making change.  We will explore strength-based goal setting, and strategies to use with your neurodiverse caseload.

May

Executive Function and Cognitive Load

Launch Objectives:

Every member of the team needs to understand executive function and cognitive load and their impact on kids across all environments.  

June

Working with Families

Launch Objectives:

We will increase our awareness when working with families.  Today we have a guest speaker.  We will be exploring the family perspective and what they want us to know.

July

Sensory Processing and Interoception

Launch Objectives:

Our ability to perceive and interpret sensory information from the world around us impacts our daily function. We’ll dive deeper into the red flags for possible sensory processing concerns, introduce the concept of interoception, and explore possible remedial and compensatory strategies to address sensory processing concerns.

August

Practical Strategies to support regulation

Launch Objectives:

Arousal Regulation, Emotional Regulation, Self-Regulation, Co-Regulation… we’ll explore what each of these look like and how they may impact on our ability to impact on our daily activities, with a spotlight on our motor skills and communication skills.

September

Cerebral Palsy

Launch Objectives:

We will learn about the different presentations of Cerebral Palsy and the impacts on daily function.  We will explore ways to team and work effectively around the child.

October

Sleep

Launch Objectives:

“Quality sleep is one of the three pillars of life and underpins our daily functioning. We’ll explore the impact of disturbed sleep on everyday functioning and how we can address this as a multi-disciplinary team”

November

Eating and Toileting

Launch Objectives:

“Continuing with our theme of getting back to basics, we will explore the key red flags we often see across disciplines related to eating and toileting and introduce some key principles to addressing these areas in therapy”

December

Equipment

Launch Objectives:

“We will be exploring commonly recommended/used equipment across our disciplines and will be navigating you through the process of supporting NDIS participants in applying for equipment to be funded”

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