• What is Tuning in to Kids?

    Tuning in to Kids is a 6 session group parenting program that helps children learn to understand and regulate their emotions.  Click here to find our more about Tuning in to Kids.

Welcome to Mindful

Mindful Centre for Training and Research in Developmental Health is the state-wide unit responsible for the delivery of postgraduate courses, training programs, professional development and research programs in child and adolescent mental health.

Mindful is jointly auspiced by the University of Melbourne and Monash University and is funded by a Department of Health grant. We are located within the Department of Psychiatry, Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry & Health Sciences at the University of Melbourne and based at Travancore.

Mindful Events

  • Autism Spectrum Disorders & Attachment - 19 APRIL 2018

    19 April 2018

    Presenter: Dr Jenny Harrison

  • Positive Behaviour Support for Clinicians - 20 APRIL 2018

    20 April 2018

    Presenter: Aspect Positive Behaviour Support Program Trainers

  • ADOS-2, APRIL 2018 - *REGISTRATIONS FULL - SEE JULY*

    26 April 2018

    Presenter: Deborah Sweeney

  • Understanding and developing emotional regulation in children with ASD utilizing as Innovative Visual Approach: Tracking Better - 17 MAY 2018

    17 May 2018

    Presenter: Deeta Kimber

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Our Courses

 

The Mindful Friday Forum is a professional development series for professionals from any sector working with children, adolescents and families who wish to increase their knowledge on mental health issues. 

Click here to download a flyer for the next Friday Forum

 

Tuning in to Kids is an innovative and interactive evidence-based group parenting program that helps parents teach their children to understand and regulate their emotions.  Click her for more information about this training.

 

Developmental Psychiatry Course (DPC) is a one year part time course designed for professionals who aim to develop their knowledge and skills in assessing children, adolescents and families presenting with a variety of social, emotional, behavioural and developmental difficulties.

Click here for more information about the DPC.