45 min
Ep47 VPC - Young people's mental health during COVID and beyond - Managing Everyday Anxiety With Dr Marie Yap Victorian Parents Council - Parent Podcast Series
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Welcome to this recorded VPC Live event, which had 600 people register to come online (over the two events we held) to listen to Dr Marie Yap. Clearly a very important topic facing families today.
To find out about more future VPC events, please subscribe at http://vicparentscouncil.vic.edu.au/e-news
About Dr Marie Yap.
Marie is an Associate Professor and Psychologist at Monash University. She is passionate about translating research evidence into resources that parents can access, to help promote their children's resilience and protect them from mental health and substance misuse problems.
She has developed personalised online programmes to empower parents with evidence-based skills and strategies as part of her Parenting Strategies Program, with the aim of reducing the risk and impact of mental health conditions in children and young people.
She is mum to an energetic 8-year-old and a 12-year-old turning 16.
~About the VPC~
* Building Informed Confident Parents
* Celebrating More Than 60 Years Of Service
Established in 1959, VPC was originally known as the Parents and Friends Federation of Victoria. The parents of Catholic school children decided to act to empower school-going children and their parents and created what is now called VPC.
We have come a long way and are now the most vibrant online community for parents of school aged children in Victoria. In 2019 VPC celebrated 60 Years of Service as a non-profit organisation.
VPC is a registered charity dedicated to everyone who supports Parents educating children. Being online has expanded our service to accommodate parents in Victoria, Australia and even globally – an exciting change, congratulations and thank you for expanding our ability to serve.
To find out about future events and news please subscribe at
https://www.vicparentscouncil.vic.edu.au
Please subscribe to our podcast available at https://anchor.fm/vicparents and most podcasting platforms.
You can subscribe to the Video version of the podcast at our YouTube channel.
Welcome to this recorded VPC Live event, which had 600 people register to come online (over the two events we held) to listen to Dr Marie Yap. Clearly a very important topic facing families today.
To find out about more future VPC events, please subscribe at http://vicparentscouncil.vic.edu.au/e-news
About Dr Marie Yap.
Marie is an Associate Professor and Psychologist at Monash University. She is passionate about translating research evidence into resources that parents can access, to help promote their children's resilience and protect them from mental health and substance misuse problems.
She has developed personalised online programmes to empower parents with evidence-based skills and strategies as part of her Parenting Strategies Program, with the aim of reducing the risk and impact of mental health conditions in children and young people.
She is mum to an energetic 8-year-old and a 12-year-old turning 16.
~About the VPC~
* Building Informed Confident Parents
* Celebrating More Than 60 Years Of Service
Established in 1959, VPC was originally known as the Parents and Friends Federation of Victoria. The parents of Catholic school children decided to act to empower school-going children and their parents and created what is now called VPC.
We have come a long way and are now the most vibrant online community for parents of school aged children in Victoria. In 2019 VPC celebrated 60 Years of Service as a non-profit organisation.
VPC is a registered charity dedicated to everyone who supports Parents educating children. Being online has expanded our service to accommodate parents in Victoria, Australia and even globally – an exciting change, congratulations and thank you for expanding our ability to serve.
To find out about future events and news please subscribe at
https://www.vicparentscouncil.vic.edu.au
Please subscribe to our podcast available at https://anchor.fm/vicparents and most podcasting platforms.
You can subscribe to the Video version of the podcast at our YouTube channel.
45 min