How does the past have anything to do with now?

This resources describes how past traumas can have a lasting effect on the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, including new generations.

Source: Trauma & Grief Network

Suggested for: Clinicians & Front Line Workers, Communities, Families, Friends & Elders
Categories: ∘ Cultural Understanding & Respect ∘, ∘ Support & Hope After Losing Someone ∘, ∘ Support in Tough Times ∘, Information/Booklet

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Be Deadly Online

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Clinicians & Front Line Workers, PHNs & Funding Organisations

A collection of resources for people and agencies working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people, to help advise them about safe and appropriate online interactions. These co-designed videos and posters address topics including: Bullying Sexting Respect Source: eSafety Commissioner

The Road to Trust

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Clinicians & Front Line Workers, PHNs & Funding Organisations

Jenny Molyneux provides mental health counselling to four remote NSW communities. She talks about the importance of building trust and relationships, meeting people in their own communities, and committing to being there for the long term. Source: Desert Pea Media/WNSWPHN

∘ Cultural Understanding & Respect ∘, ∘ Promoting Resilience & Preventing Suicide ∘, ∘ Support in Tough Times ∘, Video

Indigenous Suicide Prevention Activity Assessment Tool

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Clinicians & Front Line Workers, Communities, PHNs & Funding Organisations

This planning tool is based on the principles described in the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Suicide Prevention Evaluation Project (ATSISPEP). It shows how communities can plan and lead suicide prevention projects, using essential criteria for success. Note: This 2017 resource is under review Source: Centre of Best Practice in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Suicide Prevention

∘ Cultural Understanding & Respect ∘, ∘ Promoting Resilience & Preventing Suicide ∘, ∘ Responding to Crisis ∘, Checklist/Tool