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.

Download the Ngā Tau Mīharo | Incredible Years® Aotearoa Practice guidelines for group leaders and managers

Find out about our Trauma-informed care mahi

By engaging with those of you working in the sector, Whāraurau can develop and deliver an informed programme of work. Find out more about how we champion and support leaders in the ICAYMH/AOD workforce. ‍

Useful reports and links related to youth justice

Find FASD, neurodiversity e-learning, resources and reports here

Part 1 of Introduction to Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID)

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.

​​​​​Do you want to learn more about the commonly used risk assessment tools that will support tamariki | children who are posing a risk to others?

DMC is a platform where young people can come to discuss wellbeing and experiences with accessing mental health and addictions services.

Are you looking to grow your team’s ability to run Single Session Family Consultations (SSFC)? Then join this Train the Trainer event in Christchurch.

​​​​​​If you are interested in exploring trauma-informed care through a culturally sensitive Pacific lens and the application of the Uputāua therapeutic approach, then consider joining this one-day training session.

Are you interested in gaining a greater understanding of methamphetamine and its impact on at-risk rangatahi? This session will help you identify underlying factors related to methamphetamine use in at-risk rangatahi.