Gain ideas, strategies and confidence to lessen the impacts of separation or divorce on children.

If you have experienced family and domestic violence, this pathway offers guidance for considering your child’s experience and ways to lessen impacts on their mental health.

This pathway offers strategies to support parents and caregivers experiencing mental illness or mental health difficulties to talk about it with their child, plus tips on navigating parenting and supporting children’s wellbeing.

This pathway is for foster and kinship carers seeking to better understand what influences the emotional wellbeing of children and ways to nurture their positive mental health.

Explore the impacts of bullying on children aged 5–12 years, plus practical strategies for supporting your child if they have experienced bullying to protect their mental health.

health and wellbeing into the future. This pathway is for parents and carers of children who have engaged in bullying behaviours of any type. It explains how engaging in bullying can affect children, their daily life and other family members. Importantly, it offers ways parents can support children to address bullying and have positive relationships – and mental health.

Guidance to help you notice and support your child’s mental health and family wellbeing after experiencing a disaster.

This pathway is for parents seeking ideas, strategies and confidence to support children as they navigate grief after experiencing loss of any kind.

This pathway describes five key ways parents and other important adults in a child’s life can nurture and protect their mental health.

Ideas and practical tips for parents wanting to support their children to understand, experience and express all their emotions in healthy ways.

For parents of children struggling with ongoing intense emotions (like anxiety, anger, sadness and guilt), this pathway offers guidance to help children understand and express their emotions in supportive ways.

Learn about the potential impacts living with chronic physical illness or injury can have on children’s mental health and discover strategies to support the wellbeing of your child and family.

Gain strategies for building your connection with your child to help them feel safe, loved and better able to manage during difficult times.

Get tips for maintaining or creating new family routines and rituals that support children’s mental health and family wellbeing.

Learn ways to communicate openly and in age-appropriate ways to help children make meaning about what’s going on in their world.

Consider who is in your family’s support networks and learn ways to strengthen or build connections to get extra help when you or your child need it.

This pathway is designed to support you as parent in a two-parent household.

This pathway is designed to help single parents like yourself.

This pathway is designed to help support you as a young carer.

This pathway is designed to support you as a guardian/foster or kinship carer.

This pathway has been designed to support you as a grandparent.