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Tweddle’s Circle of Security Parenting Program helps parents to understand and to tune into the emotional needs of babies and toddlers. The group program is supportive and helps to strengthen parent-child attachment which research tells us will help a child’s social, emotional and physical outcomes for life. Limited places exist for the following group ; […]
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As part of Infant Mental Health Awareness Week, The Tweddle Foundation will present Babies’ Brains Matter – a half day seminar based on Infant Mental Health, Trauma & Attachment’. The half day seminar (9am – 12.30pm) will take place on Thursday 15th June at Tweddle’s Education Centre and feature guest speakers Kristen Pringle, Dr Matthew Roberts, Ms Lauren Vanderzeil and Ms Louise Gawler. […]
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Infant Mental Health Awareness Week 2017 is an international initiative during 12th – 16th June that invites Government, industry and consumers to consider the distinct needs of babies and toddlers and to invest in the critical services that support the first thousand days (conception to age 2). As part of Infant Mental Health Awareness Week 2017, The […]
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Family and Health Nurse Cat Fisher has been announced as Tweddle’s In Home Services Coordinator. The new role manages Tweddle’s HoPES Program and well as the In Home funded and fee for service program. With significant national and international experience, Cat brings valuable insight and commitment to supporting diverse and vulnerable communities. Cat has a […]
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Tweddle CEO Ms Jacquie O’Brien is thrilled to announce a new Tweddle Board. Reappointed members include Dr. Nicole Milburn as Chair, Ms Heather Johnson Way as Deputy Chair and Ms Melanie Telford as Treasurer. New non-executive members are Ms Carla De Campo and Ms Paula Robinson. Tweddle would like to thank Mr Bryce Prosser, Interim […]
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When a baby or toddler is living in a chaotic, complex environment due to their parent’s mental health, they need someone to step in for them. So does the parent. It takes skilled and committed people to work with some of the most vulnerable families in our community. Tweddle employs a team of clinicians whose […]
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Tweddle is delighted to announce the relocation of MyTime Williamstown to the Newport Gardens Early Years Centre at 51 Maddox Street Newport. MyTime provides support for mothers, fathers, grandparents and anyone caring for a child with a disability, developmental delay or chronic medical condition. MyTime provides a place to socialise, to discuss, to get information, and […]
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Tweddle’s Working Out Dads program for dads of 0-4 year olds living in Wyndham and the Circle Of Security program, provided through a State Trustees Australia Foundation grant are starting in February. These excellent programs build parenting skills and confidence, strengthen relationships and attachment and provide an opportunity to talk about the things that matter […]
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Tweddle’s Working Out Dads program for dads of 0-4 year olds living in Wyndham and the Circle Of Security program based in Footscray are starting in February. These excellent programs build parenting skills and confidence, strengthen relationships and attachment and provide an opportunity to talk about the things that matter to you in a supportive […]
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