Develop your understanding of intergenerational trauma and support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth through a culturally appropriate lens.
Tuesday 21 July 2026
9:00am - 5:00pm
135 De Rossi Blvd, Wollert VIC 3750, Australia
$15
This engaging workshop offers a deep dive into the unique experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people, focusing on intergenerational trauma and mental health. You will gain valuable insights into how trauma impacts social and emotional wellbeing across generations.
Participants will be challenged to think critically about how to support young people and their families effectively, using culturally sensitive approaches. The session is designed to build your confidence and skills in working collaboratively with key stakeholders.
Whether you work in education, health, or community services, this workshop provides practical knowledge to enhance your capacity to make a positive difference.
The workshop runs for a full day, starting at 09:00 and concluding at 17:00. It is facilitated by Connected Minds Psychology, specialists in culturally informed mental health support.
You will explore topics such as trauma-informed care, cultural safety, and strategies to promote social and emotional wellbeing. The format includes presentations, discussions, and interactive activities to ensure a rich learning experience.
This event is ideal for professionals and community workers who engage with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth and families.
The workshop is held at Kirrip Community Centre, located at 135 De Rossi Blvd, Wollert, VIC 3750. This accessible venue is well-serviced by public transport and offers parking options nearby.
The community centre provides a welcoming and supportive environment, perfect for learning and networking with peers.
Directions and a map are available on the City of Whittlesea website to help you plan your visit with ease.
Please note that the workshop fee is $15, which helps cover facilitation and materials. Early booking is recommended as places are limited.
Participants are encouraged to bring a notebook and any questions or topics they wish to explore during the day.
The workshop respects and acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land, the Wurundjeri Willum Clan and Taungurung People, and promotes cultural respect throughout the session.
Bookings can be made by contacting the Children and Families Department via phone at 9217 2170 or email at familytraining@whittlesea.vic.gov.au.
Payment of $15 secures your place, and further details about the workshop will be provided upon registration.
This affordable opportunity is a valuable investment in your professional development and community engagement skills.
