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

Updated course: This online course has recently been updated and is the second in the series of Foundations in ICAMHs courses. It provides an overview of developmental milestones, developmentally appropriate practice, and common mental health issues for children aged 5-12 years.

This online course is the third in the series of Foundations in ICAMHs courses. It provides an overview of developmental milestones, developmentally appropriate practice, and common mental health issues in adolescence (13 - 19 years).

This online course is the fourth in the series of Foundations in ICAMHs courses. It provides an overview of how to support infant, child, and adolescent mental health issues and enhance wellbeing.

This online course will support you to develop tamariki and whānau centred services that are accessible and offer choices.

This online course helps you understand the Supporting Parents Healthy Children guidelines. Supporting Parents Healthy Children (SPHC) is a cross-workforce project led by Whāraurau.

This course is designed to provide you with a brief overview of substance use in taiohi, and includes a framework and questionnaire you can use to support a young person to reduce harm from substances. It is intended for those working alongside taiohi in the social services and health sector, who are keen to support taiohi with their substance use.

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 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 will give you the skills and knowledge to confidently identify, assess and provide assistance in the treatment of substance abuse that affects the mental wellbeing of taiohi | youth.

This online course was designed by young people with lived experience for young people with lived experience who are working in youth consumer advisor and youth peer support roles in the mental health and addictions sector.

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 second in the series on perinatal, infant and maternal mental health.

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

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

This course is an introduction to the HEEADSSS assessment, which allows for early identification of mental health, alcohol and other drug (AOD) issues, as well as other information to assist young people in their development.

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

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.

This course provides a foundation for understanding ARFID, its key features, and accessing resources to support those affected through research-based content and lived experience insights.

The responses of children | tamariki to a traumatic event vary and this online course reviews childhood trauma from biological as well as cultural perspectives.

This online course is about recognising trauma, its impact on children | tamariki, and understanding what it means to be trauma-informed. It has been developed for caregivers (foster parents and whānau carers) of children | tamariki.

This online course is about understanding a trauma-informed system and recognising the indicators and impacts of trauma.

The children’s | tamariki workforce is often exposed to practice experiences and life stories that are hard to hear and presented with behaviours that are difficult to understand and manage. This online course is about how to safeguard your wellbeing.