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Innovative Resources creates materials, tools and delivers training to help empower people and inspire positive life actions.

A publishing arm of Anglicare Victoria, global provider Innovative Resources offers strengths-based practice tools that support people to make meaningful changes in their lives.

These internationally recognised tools are favoured by social workers, psychologists, counsellors, therapists, educators and human services workers. They play a vital role in their toolkits because when people use them and see what happens, light-bulb moments occur.

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Clinical psychologist, Bronwyn Raykos, on finding gentle ways to talk about eating disorders

Clinical psychologist, Bronwyn Raykos, on finding gentle ways to talk about eating disorders

March 7th, 2023

Eating disorders are one of the most life-threatening mental illnesses. Yet supports and services for people experiencing an eating disorder, and their families and carers, remain scarce. During the pandemic, the number of people with eating disorders increased significantly. The most worrying trend was …Read more

How ‘awe’ can improve our health and wellbeing

How ‘awe’ can improve our health and wellbeing

March 7th, 2023

When our jaw drops, our eyes widen and we are filled with a sense of wonder, we are probably experiencing awe. Awe is often defined as a feeling of amazement in response to something vast, inspiring, overwhelming or beyond our understanding. In those moments, …Read more

Interview with counsellor, Louise Elliott, on building emotional literacy using cards

Interview with counsellor, Louise Elliott, on building emotional literacy using cards

February 7th, 2023

Recently, Louise Elliott from Off The Couch therapy in South Australia, shared a story about how she used the Body Signals cards to support a young person to understand the feelings and body signals he was experiencing in relation to going to school. We …Read more

Helping children negotiate play spaces

Helping children negotiate play spaces

February 7th, 2023

As we all know, transitions can be hard. Starting a new job, leaving a relationship, going to university or moving to a new place can all create feelings of uncertainty and anxiety. Funnily, it isn’t always the steep learning curve that inevitably comes with …Read more

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