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Berry Street produce a range of resources to inform carers, practitioners, service providers, policy makers and the public. Our resource library includes publications, reports, articles and presentations on issues impacting children and families.

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Report by Annette Jackson, Sarah Waters
10 February 2020

Taking Time Literature Review and Framework

Written by Berry Street Take Two in 2015 for the NSW Government Department of Family & Community Services.

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Taking Time Literature Review & Framework

Free download available

Low noise self-regulation fidget tools

Educational resource by Berry Street
26 August 2019

Low noise self-regulation fidget tools

Low noise self-regulation fidget tool. Spiky colourful wristband. Pack of 30 assorted colours.

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Low noise self-regulation fidget tools

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Publication by Leonie Abbott, Institute of Positive Education, Geelong Grammar School and Berry Street Education Model collaboration
1 April 2019

Brain Breaks 2

Inside Brain Breaks 2 you will find new and familiar activities that you can use to connect and refocus your class. The descriptions are easy to follow and our colourful model, ‘Nick the Stick’, gives some handy action prompts in the pictures.

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Brain Breaks 2

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Report by Emma Toone
1 August 2018

Safe with dad

An examination of four significant mental health programs for very young children, which have protocols for the inclusion of fathers who have used violence; and implications for Australian practice.

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Safe with dad

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Helping boys to break the cycle of family violence

Literature review focusing on research about programs for boys between the ages of 8 and 18, with emphasis on group work approaches.

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Helping boys to break the cycle of family violence

Literature review focusing on research about programs for boys between the ages of 8 and 18, with emphasis on group work approaches.

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