Best Interests Children's Law Podcast

Best Interests Children’s Law Podcast aims to raise awareness about the rights and interests of children – one conversation at a time. Please refer to our website https://bestinterestspodcast.com.au/ for more information.

Best Interests Children's Law Podcast is a society podcast hosted by Arna Delle-Vergini and William Wainwright, with 29 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Arna Delle-Vergini and William Wainwright hosts Best Interests Children's Law Podcast, a society show with 29 episodes published.

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  Best Interests Children's Law Podcast

  In Conversation with James Harding, Founder of Hard Cuddles

  Jan 10, 202649 minS0

  <p>"In Conversation" is a parallel series where we invite lived experience speakers to come share our stories with us. <br/><br/>In this episode, James Harding, a lived experience advocate, shares his journey developing Hard Cuddles, a lived experience service based in Melbourne, Australia, aimed at providing support and resources to those dealing with mental health challenges. The service emphasises the importance of community and shared experiences, where children and adults form any background can connect with others who have similar journeys.</p><p>Best Interests thanks all lived experience advocates who talk openly and courageously about their experiences f...

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  Episode #12

  Breaking Barriers Against Support for Children with Disabilities and their Carers

  Dec 4, 202548 minS2

  <p>Children with disabilities experience increased vulnerability than most children and the intersectionality of risk factors present for these children may have an overlay of issues with how carers and systems are set up to help them. Instead of being seen as a young person who needs support, children with disabilities are more likely to be subject to child protection claims and out of home care as their behavior is viewed as the problem. This may result in carers feeling as though they have no other option but to keep the child in out-of-home care or not know how to...

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  Episode #11

  Early intervention for mothers and infants who have experienced family violence: the ANROWS project

  Nov 6, 202540 minS2

  <p>A number of women and children are adversely affected by family violence across their lifetime that has immediate and long-lasting effects on their psychosocial, developmental, cognitive and social-emotional health. The Safe Nest Group (SNG) program is designed as a weekly, 6 session intervention for women and their infants who are under 3 years old, to engage in a group session underpinned by trauma-informed, psychodynamic and infant mental health principles. The project aimed to prioritise infants' needs, and intervene to assist mothers and infants in their recovery from the impacts of family violence. The study found that the program had been beneficial...

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  Episode #10

  Safe Spaces: Reconnecting Children and Parents

  Oct 2, 202547 minS2

  <p>The role of Supervised Children contact centres (SCCC) are necessary in forming a space where children feel safe and supported to reconnect with non-residential parents. These centres assist in strengthening the child's relationship with the estranged parent and facilitate a healthier relationship despite the challenging circumstances that give rise to the necessity of supervised contact. These centres may be effective depending on the attitudes and age of the child and the behaviours of the parent engaging in the service. SCCC are unlikely to meet the best interests of the child in every scenario. The role of SCCC’s is to...

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  Episode #9

  “On the Importance of Being Well at Work” - Wellbeing for Child Protection Workers

  Sep 4, 202537 minS2

  <p>In “The Importance of Being Well at Work” series we explore what it takes to maintain health and wellbeing when working in trauma saturated environments – in this case, where the work involves working for or on behalf of children.</p><p>In this final episode of the series, we focus on the health and wellbeing of child protection workers. We speak to Sahra Mogorovich to discuss the importance of wellbeing when working in this regularly challenging but equally vital area of child protection. Sahra draws on her own experiences of working with young people and families and provides us with i...

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