PRECI Podcasts

Siblings are often the quiet constants in a child’s world — the first play partners, protectors, and teachers of belonging.This episode brings their voices to the forefront, exploring their lived experience, strengths, and the role they play in shaping inclusive family life.Because when we truly listen to siblings, we strengthen outcomes for the whole family.  
 

Strengths-based practice is essential in Early Childhood Intervention, but new graduates often face difficulties applying it in real-world settings. Join experts Denise Luscombe and Anoo Bhopti from PRECI, along with recent graduate Aimee Klooger, for this summary episode as they explore:
Challenges new graduates face in using a strengths-based approach
Strengths-based report writing and goal setting
Practical strategies for identifying and applying strengths in service provision 
A must-listen for early career professionals and those supporting them in the ECI field!
 
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Strengths-based practice plays a vital role in Early Childhood Intervention, especially during the diagnostic stage. In this episode, Occupational Therapist Marie-Claire Ryan and lived-experience guest Caitlin Smith join us to discuss:
The importance of a strengths-based practice and working with families during diagnosis
Strategies for supporting children with complex or multifaceted needs
The importance of self-reflection for practitioners
Practical tips for implementing strengths-based practices in early assessments
Listen now for valuable insights from both clinical and personal perspectives.
 
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Strengths-based practice is a cornerstone in allied health and early childhood services like preschool intervention. In this episode, we’re joined by experts Morgan Fitzpatrick, Willeke De Schepper, and Rial Kidson from Koorana Child and Family Services, who share their insights on applying strengths-based approaches in educational contexts.
Topics discussed include:
Collaborating with multidisciplinary teams and educators
Navigating challenges within the NDIS framework
Culturally sensitive service provision for diverse families
Identifying strengths-based workplaces
Practical strategies to stay strengths-based in practice
Listen now for valuable perspectives from the field!
 
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Strengths-based practice is central to engaging children and families in Early Childhood Intervention. This is the first episode of the series in which we are joined by experienced occupational therapist Siana Heath and lived-experience guest Amber Armstrong. Join us to explore:
An introduction to strengths-based practice in therapy
Challenges practitioners face in applying the approach
The positive impact on children and families
Practical strategies for embedding strengths-based principles
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