This program will explore the interconnected nature of children’s trauma, behaviour and development and provide strategies to develop your own unique trauma responsive pedagogy toolkits.
Preschool Boost programs and services
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Kids First School Readiness Training Program
Kids First AustraliaThis program provides a research-based, holistic approach to empowering educators and parents to support children to start school feeling confident, supported and ready to thrive.
Speech Pathologist (Feeding Therapy)
Lively Eaters Feeding TherapyLively Eaters Feeding Therapy provides support for positive mealtimes, addressing children’s feeding challenges including sensory, chewing and swallowing, nutrition and emotional and social development.
Social Work
Autism SAOur social workers support families and educators through consultation, training and coaching, promoting wellbeing, inclusion and trauma?informed practice across home and early learning settings.
Healing Relational Trauma through Play
Australian Childhood FoundationThis program will support you to extend your thinking in relation to the importance of play to engage and support children affected by relational trauma.
Speech Pathology
Anglicare SASpeech pathologists from AnglicareSA work with educators to support communication through play, using multimodal strategies, building capability, and engaging families in inclusive preschool settings.
This program uses a strengths-based approach to enhance children's communication, emotional regulation, and supportive environments in schools, promoting well-being and development both academically and socially.
Tiny Movers
KudosThis support introduces young children to physical activity in a fun, engaging way developing motor skills, coordination and balance through age-appropriate games, songs and exercises.
Developmental Education
Connect.EdBuilds educator confidence to support diverse developmental needs through practical, inclusive strategies embedded into everyday learning environments.