HeyJaredPiP Cast: Perspectives in Paeds
Perspectives in Paeds (PiP Cast) is your go-to podcast for thought-provoking conversations relating to paediatric practice!
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Episode 65: Three Things to Check Before You Worry About a Client's Screen Time (opens the original)
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In this episode, Caitlin is joined by Caitlyn and Gabs to challenge the way clinicians typically think about tech use with their clients. The conversation moves past minutes-on-a-clock thinking to explore three things clinicians often miss: context, content and purpose - the considerations that genuinely differentiate helpful tech use from unhelpful. With technology so present in everything kids do, this episode is designed to be genuinely useful for clinicians across every discipline. The team
Episode 64: Supporting Transition to High School (opens the original)
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In this episode, Jac is joined by Keely and Maddie to unpack the transition to high school, one of the biggest environmental and demand shifts a young person will face, yet one that often doesn't land on anyone's radar until it's almost too late. They challenge the idea that high school readiness is about the child, and explore why the readiness of the school, the family and the team around the child is often the bigger variable. The team digs into the barriers families hit along the way, from p
Episode 63: Working with Teens Who Don't Want Therapy (opens the original)
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Reluctance from teenage clients is something almost every paediatric clinician runs into. In this episode, Caitlin is joined by Gabs and Maddie to unpack what may really be going on underneath that resistance. This episode covers practical approaches and tips to support client engagement, as well as discussion around how clinicians and families might adjust expectations and consider what therapy plans and success can look like for these clients. Be sure to follow us on Instagram @pip.cast For ac
Episode 62: Embedding Trauma Informed Practice Principles (opens the original)
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In this episode, Jackie is joined by Danni and Em to unpack how clinicians can embed trauma-informed practice principles into their everyday work. They clarify a distinction that often gets muddled, the difference between trauma-informed practice as a lens applied across all clients and trauma-specific intervention, and explore why allied health clinicians can and should work in a trauma-informed way without being trauma specialists. The team defines what trauma actually is, how it shows up in a
Episode 61 - NDIS: An Update with Sally Davison (opens the original)
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This episode brings together experienced paediatric OTs for a candid look at where the NDIS is heading. Guest Sally Davison is the owner of Launch OT in South Melbourne, working predominantly with neurodivergent children, adolescents and young adults - and their families, schools and universities - with a particular clinical focus on school can't. With over 30 years in the field, a postgraduate qualification in Counselling and Psychotherapy, an MBA, and two decades running a health-sector manage
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