This is an introductory training to equip care providers to identify and respond when a person is experiencing an eating disorder.

This online course is for AOD and Mental Health Clinicians working with taiohi (young people). It covers an introduction to gaming, problematic gaming behaviour and supporting taiohi wellbeing.

This self-paced learning course lays the groundwork for a deeper understanding of perinatal mental health, and aims to provide valuable insights into how to support whānau.

This online course is the first in the series of Foundations in ICAYMHs courses. It provides an overview of the core concepts that underpin work with infants, children, young people and their whānau.

This online course is the second in the series on perinatal, infant and maternal mental health.

This online course has been developed specifically for mental health and AOD clinicians in Aotearoa, and provides you with the key information to support you in your mahi with taiohi in relation to pornography.

This online course has been developed specifically for New Zealand GPs. It provides you with the key information required to provide best practice care for your patients.

An overview of the SACS ABC framework and access to key resources including the SACS manual, questionnaire, worksheet and flow chart.

This manual brings together a collection of resources recommended by professionals supporting taiohi | young people to use when providing brief intervention.

An introduction to the Supporting Parents Healthy Children Guidelines - including the full Guidelines and information on how best to consume the various parts of the Guidelines on this website.

In this section of the Supporting Healthy Parents Guidelines, you will find a range of resources that you can download to assist you in the implementation of the Guidelines.

If you are an ICAMH/AOD service manager or CAPA champion then join this training to get a refresher on the key principles of job planning. This training session will include a Q&A with the CAPA co-developer Ann York.

This online training will give you practical skills to support children and young people with ARFID. Register to understand more about swallowing mechanics, tube feeding, and sensory aspects of feeding.

Join young neurodiversity champion Kartini Clarke for a lunchtime learning session that addresses misconceptions around neurodiversity and explores why early recognition is crucial to increase better outcomes for young people

Join Tania Henderson and Dr. Andi Crawford to explore the new Whakakotahitanga – FASD diagnostic guidelines for Aotearoa, and learn to integrate holistic and culturally informed support in your mahi.