New Healthy Start website launches in September
Stressed? Common practitioner problems and what to do
'Parenting Young Children in action'

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A Healthy Start Practice Network collaboration has come together to explore gaps in our knowledge of the needs and experiences of young women with learning difficulties leaving the child safety system. Collaborative projects are a powerful way to exchange ideas, increase expertise and effectiveness and ensure YOU make a difference!

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New Healthy Start website launches in September

Following your feedback at the Healthy Start National Forum, new online tools to facilitate collaboration and interaction are in development. From September, access peer support and share ideas and expertise through forums, plan and promote events online, and join established collaborative projects.

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Stressed? Common practitioner problems and what to do

If you or your staff are feeling stressed by workloads, client-related difficulties or self doubt, this research review is for you. Discover the stressors most commonly experienced by practitioners working with parents with learning difficulties and what to do about it.

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'Parenting Young Children in action'

Parenting Young Children is an evidence-supported intervention to teach parenting skills. This case study on implementing the program to support a mother’s ability to work on her own goals and become more confident playing with and enjoying her child provides tips for professionals for successfully applying skills and knowledge in the field.

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