| Type | Price |
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For Members Standard Price Subsidy/Grant Applied Reduced Member Price |
$315.00 -$255.00 $60.00 |
Description
Discover the latest breakthroughs in neuroscience and their impact on children’s behaviour at our upcoming event. Join us for an insightful session exploring why kids act the way they do, and why self-regulation can be such a challenge. You’ll gain a clear understanding of how self-regulation skills develop, learn to reframe tricky behaviours, and identify underlying skill deficits. The workshop will also provide practical strategies for supporting children to build crucial self-regulation abilities. Whether you’re a parent, educator, or health professional, this event offers essential knowledge and tools to foster positive social and emotional growth in children. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to deepen your understanding and make a real difference in young lives. Register now for an engaging and informative day!
Outcomes
- An understanding of the development of self-regulation.
- The ability to reframe challenging behaviours and understand the underlying skills deficits.
- Practical strategies to assist the development of self-regulation skills.
Presenters
Julie Townsend (AISWA Staff)
Lead Psychologist
Julie is an Educational and Developmental Psychologist who has worked with Non-Government schools in Western Australia for over thirty years. Julie is currently the lead of the AISWA School Psychology Service. She has a passion for sharing psychological knowledge to support schools in optimising the learning, development and wellbeing of students. As part of the school psychology service, she works with children, parents, carers and teachers to help them understand issues students may experience. Julie is a current psychology board approved supervisor who has a passion for supporting the professional growth and development of psychologists.
Michele Blacklock (AISWA Staff)
Senior Psychologist
Michele is a registered psychologist with extensive experience working in the education sector. She has held positions in both public and private schools across metropolitan and regional locations. Michele joined AISWA in 2023 where she is enjoying the variety and vibrancy that independent schools offer – no two days are the same. Michele values and appreciates the reach that a school psychologist can have; she brings warmth, wisdom, and a practical approach to her work.
Terms & Conditions
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Segments
Flip the Lid: The Neuropsychology of Challenging Behaviour
Date / Time
25 May 2026 Starts: 09:00 Finishes: 15:30Delivery Format : In Person
AISWA
Address41 Walters Drive
Osborne Park WA 6017
Australia