Showing posts with label program. Show all posts
Showing posts with label program. Show all posts

Wednesday, 16 June 2021

Free Program

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This is a free parenting relationship program (State Government funded), offered to expectant parents or parents with a child under 12 mths old, aimed at strengthening the parenting team. Developing communication skills and stress management to navigate this often tricky time of adjustment and sleep deprivation. 10 sessions delivered in the family home (either in person or via tele health). Offered by Merri health.


Friday, 2 March 2018

Joyality

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Dear Newlands Community,

~ Boost your changemaking efforts from the inside out! ~


The Joyality Program is a toolkit for building empowerment, connection and conscious action.

Joyality Offer:

Deepen your core emotional strength
     Identify your unique gifts and resources
            Practice authentic communication
                Connect with the wisdom of nature and intuitive flow
                      Develop your passion projects
                 Be supported by like hearted & minded individuals
            Practice resilient conversations
       Create or Boost a positive changemaker project
      Connect to your community
Develop skills for resilient change-making to avoid burnout

When?     21 Mar 18 – 9 May 18
                   8 Week Program (3-5hr commitment/week) 
Where?    The Hive: Bruce st Preston

Check out www.joyality.org for more information about the program.
  

Concession Prices Available 
Early Bird Ends 7th March 2018  see: Melbourne Joyality Circle
Apply for Scholarships here

Places are limited to 10 people for this first round as we like to keep the space intimate and personal. 

So register ASAP if you are being called to do this work and be surrounded by an awesome support group!

Email us at joyalityp@gmail.com for more info.

joy and gratitude,

Melbourne Joyality Facilitators

Rita Gyorffy                                          &               Kudra Falla-Ricketts
Joyality Central Team                                            Joyality Facilitator 

0439 937 323
joyalityp@gmail.com – Melb Joyality Program email
team@joyality.org  - Joyality Central email

Monday, 12 February 2018

Pilot Program

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Hello, Newlanders!

I am running a workshop pilot for new and expecting parents in late Feb and looking for interested participants. It's about the Transition to Parenthood and how to rock it! And because it's a pilot it is really cheap! ($50) per couple.
If you know a couple who would be interested in working through steps to explore their expectations, develop a personalised toolkit to help them through the transition to parenthood, learn strategies to help them face the changes and challenges and deepen their relationship at this ripe time, then please share!
Participants will be learning from an evidence-based model based on over 15 years of research, guided by two inspired and passionate facilitators. 
This is the stuff we wished we had learned before becoming parents and we are so excited to bring this work out into the world!
Note: this is a workshop on parenthood not parenting, but sets you up well for parenting as a team.

Please feel free to email or call me for more info and please share!
 


ph; 0439 885 221

Prue x


Friday, 20 October 2017

REGENERATE

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New free therapeutic program for survivors of domestic violence: 
REGENERATE - Recovery through Bush Adventure.

Regenerate provides free therapeutic outdoor experiences in small groups. Created by women for women, and women with children who are survivors of family violence.

Could this be for you? Have your support worker send through a referral form.

Do you work for an organisation that works with women and children who are survivors of Family Violence?  REGENERATE staff are happy to come out to your organisation to chat and/or present the program to you.  Contact us for a referral form - or download one from our website (up soon).



Monday, 3 July 2017

Mentoring Program

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Enabling Women Mentoring Program
Information Session




¨ Would you like to support a woman with a disability in your local community to further develop their leadership skills?

¨ Are you interested in sharing your professional and personal skills and experiences, and to grow and develop in the process?

¨ Would you like to improve your skills in listening, modelling and leading by mentoring a woman with a disability in your local community?

¨ Would you like to share and impart knowledge of your own experience of being a woman with disability?


Women with Disabilities Victoria (WDV) are seeking women who are interested in supporting women with disabilities who wish to step up in their own communities. The mentoring program will complement the Enabling Women program, a successful leadership program for women with disabilities. Mentors will commit to 6 one-hour sessions. Contact can be a mixture of face-to-face, phone and email. A mentoring handbook is provided.


Topics covered include:


¨ What is mentoring?
¨ What make a good Mentor/ Participant?
¨ What’s in it for me?
¨ What are the steps involved?
¨ Dealing with issues and expectations

Women of all ages and abilities from the local government areas of Darebin, Moreland and Yarra are welcome to express interest. An information session on Wednesday 12th July in Richmond will provide potential mentors with more information.


Where: Wurundjeri room, Collingwood Town Hall, 140 Hoddle St, Abbotsford
When: Wednesday 12th July 2017
Time: 10.30am to 12.30pm (A light lunch will be provided)
Enquiries & RSVP: Carly Myers, Women’s Enabling & Empowerment Officer, either by Ph. 9286 7815 or Email carly.myers@wdv.org.au


Monday, 12 October 2015

Leadership Program

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This program is an Office of Multicultural Affairs and Citizenship initiative delivered by Leadership Victoria and supported by the MAV. Organisers are seeking applications from women newly arrived in Australia, who want to develop or increase their impact in community roles. This exciting program covers topics including leadership across cultures, empowerment, capacity building, and resilience, and will include workshops on difficult conversations and communication skills. It will be held in Melbourne, 17 Nov - 2 Dec. No prior leadership experience or qualifications are required. For information, contact Saya Lorback at Leadership Victoria on 9651 6504.

Friday, 21 August 2015

Arrowsmith Program

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For Principals/Teachers and Parents:

"Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree,
it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid." - Albert Einstein.
Our kids are judged by their ability to read, write and add up.
But if you judge a dyslexic child by their ability to read, write and add up, they will live their whole life believing that they are stupid. Sadly, that is the case for many children who daily are asked to do the impossible.
 The Woman Who Changed Her Brain, Barbara Arrowsmith-Young is here to give a talk about how the brain is not fixed (as was once thought) but in fact can be "rewired' based on the proven science principles of neuroplasticity.
Barbara Arrowsmith-Young, out of sheer determination to find a cause and a solution to her own debilitating learning difficulties, created the ingenious Arrowsmith Program, that deals with the root causes of learning disabilities.
 Her vision is to see all schools 'catching' these children before they reach the road of despair, so they can finally learn for the first time in their lives.
Find out how you or your school can finally help these children.
From a parent with a dyslexic boy who knows first hand the immense emotional pain these learning difficulties have on a child.

 
General public talk:
Melbourne, AUSAugust 25th, 2015
Barbara Arrowsmith Young
Can Changing Your Brain Change Your Life?
Implications of Neuroplasticity for Success – A Personal and Universal Journey
Location: Hawthorn Arts Centre, 360 Burwood Road, Hawthorn, VIC 3000
Time: 
7:30 – 9:00 pm
Cost: $40
More information: 
Click Here
Registration: Click Here


Principals and Educators talk:
Melbourne, AUSAugust 25th, 2015
Debbie Gilmore
Principals talk
The Arrowsmith Program: Supporting Children with Learning Difficulties in Schools
Location: St Peter’s Church, McKenna Centre, 844 Centre Rd, Bentleigh East, VIC 3165
Time: 
1:30 – 3:00 pmCost: FREE
Download Flyer: 
Click Here
Registration: 
Click Here
 About the Arrowsmith Program
The Arrowsmith Program is a ground-breaking program for students with specific learning difficulties.
The program has helped thousands of children diagnosed with ADD, ADHD, dyslexia and dysgraphia to achieve academic and professional success.
The programs founder, Canadian psychologist Barbara Arrowsmith-Young, is an internationally recognised pioneer of neuroplasticity, who featured in the New York Times bestseller The Brain That Changes Itself by Norman Doidge.
 The program has quickly grown in popularity, as both parents and teachers,
 see amazing results in students with previously debilitating learning difficulties.
by 60 Minutes Australia recently highlighted Arrowsmith's astounding results. You can watch it by clicking on the blue link.

How It Works

The Arrowsmith Program is founded on neuroscience research and more than 30 years of experience showing that it is possible for students to strengthen the weak cognitive capacities that affect learning.
It has proven effective for students who have difficulty with reading, writing and mathematics, comprehension, logical reasoning, problem solving, visual and auditory memory, non-verbal learning, attention, processing speed and dyslexia.
The Arrowsmith Program is suitable for students across a broad spectrum of mild to severe learning problems and has been successful with both primary and secondary students, and even adults.
Students usually take part in a two to four year program, before returning to their regular grade level at school without the need for special education assistance.
Why It Works

In the past, assistance for students with specific learning difficulties has come in the form of programs which simply compensate for the difficulties they encounter in the classroom. 
In contrast, the goal of the Arrowsmith Program is to identify and strengthen each individual students' area of dysfunction.
It deals with the root causes of the learning disability rather than managing its symptoms
You can read more about The Arrowsmith Program  here. 

The Arrowsmith program in Australia is in great demand by parents, particularly in Melbourne.

The program has being running in Canada for over 35 years and is now offered in 73 schools across Canada, USA, New Zealand and Australia with outstanding success. 
In Australia there are now 11 schools offering the Arrowsmith program.  However they are all interstate, except for one school in Melbourne
 (Holy Trinity Parish-St. Peter's Catholic Primary School) that joined this year.
The Melbourne school offered 30 spots and had over 80 applications. The demand for places in Australia is greater than the places available, with waiting lists that stretch for over two years, so many families sacrifice everything to go to Canada to access the program. 
Currently there are 50 Australian families in the Canadian school in Vancouver, making the school 50% Australian!
Rosa Storelli the ex-MLC Principle believes in the program.  She has moved to Vancouver so her son can attend the Arrowsmith program. 
For Melbourne schools that are interested:
Michael Juliff the principal of Holy Trinity Parish (St. Peter’s Catholic Primary School- Bentleigh), is committed to helping other schools in Melbourne who wish to introduce the Arrowsmith program. 
He is a strong believer in the benefits and realises he cannot offer the program to all the families who are interested in attending.
He can be contacted on arrowsmith@holytrinityparish.org.au. Michael is very open to helping other schools. 
 He is available to meet with principals and give a tour at St Peters every Tuesday. 
 Debbie Gilmore is the Australian representative for Arrowsmith.  She is a parent of an 18 year old boy who has had remarkable success with the program. 
She is available to discuss the benefits of the program and the process for introducing to the school.
She can be contacted at dgilmore@arrowsmithprogram.ca
We the parents are the voice of our children, so please support us in advocating for the program to be introduced in more Melbourne schools, so it can become accessible to all families in need of the program.