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Events and Programs

​Parent Workshop Series (Optimal Relationship Approach)

3-part series - Thursday 27th Nov, 4th and 11th of Dec

6:30pm-8:30pm

Online 

$200 per participant for 3 x 2-hour sessions

Presented by Felicity Odgers

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The ‘Optimal Relationship Approach’ (ORA) is an evidence-informed program developed by Dr Kate Renshaw. ORA teaches parents/carers 8 relationship-based skills to support positive parenting experiences and overall family wellbeing. This 3-part series series supports parents/carers to feel more confident in their parenting, to strengthen their relationship with their child and to promote positive mental health and wellbeing for the whole family. ORA is delivered by experienced Child Play Therapists who are TORA Certified. The workshops explore how the brain works, how to make sense of big behaviours and the importance of relationships.

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​Community Talk
Tuesday, 9th December 2025

7:30pm-9pm

Online, register via link below 

No cost

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Join our free, online workshop for parents/carers and professionals about child development and social-emotional wellbeing, delivered by our expert Play Therapists. 

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In term 4, Play Therapist Natalie Scira will share insights and present on: School Transitions and “School Can’t”: How to Ensure a Smooth Start to the School Year.

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Get in touch for more information or to reserve your spot!

Catch Up Community Talks

Once Upon a Time: Harnessing the Power of Stories to Help Your Children Heal and Grow with Felicity Odgers, Play Therapist

Explore how storytelling can support children’s emotional development, healing, and resilience.

Parenting in an Imperfect World with Trish McGhie, Play Therapist

Understanding the science behind our big behaviours, as parents and children. 

Preparing for School Transitions with Jean Borg, Play Therapist.

Jean shares her insights and practical advice for parents of children of any age, preparing for school transitions. 

Supporting your ADHD child to navigate the world with Meg Ellard, Play Therapist.

Meg shares her understanding and practical advice to help parents understand and advocate for their child’s unique needs.

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