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This presentation uses ‘What’s the Buzz?’, a program available in more than 60 countries to demonstrate the significance of social and emotional education, how it can be taught, and its impact on the wellbeing of young people.
This presentation will discuss the effects of abuse, how young children communicate trauma, and how to recognise and appropriately respond to cases of child sexual abuse.
It’s important to recognise and encourage the signs of healthy media use; and also identify and address unhealthy patterns. Glenn will provide established strategies to shift childrens’ media usage in a positive direction.
Using evidence from experimental and longitudinal studies, this presentation will explore whether exposure to violence in the media promotes aggression and, if so, how.
Eating disorders, rooted in body dissatisfaction, have consistently ranked in the top issues of concern for young people. Prof Sawyer will discuss eating disorders, the often ignored issue of disordered eating and prevention strategies.
This presentation will prove an understanding of what self-harm is, why young people engage in such behaviour, and some strategies to respond as well as communicate with parents whose child is self-harming.