Episode 4 – Elf on a Shelf: “Risky Behaviour”

 Theme: risktaking, saying no, having a plan

Episode 3 — Mrs Claus: “Calm Homes, Calm Kids” 

Theme: tantrums, tiredness, co-regulation, realistic boundaries. 

Episode 2 — Rudolph: “Overwhelmed Kids & Routine Chaos” 

Theme: sensory overload, too many events, changes to routines. 

Episode 1 Santa: “Presents, Pressure & Big Feelings” 

Theme: managing expectations, present plans, and family stress around Christmas morning. 

Join Leigh as she speaks to Nina Cleary from 4gr about why families need to consider having job readiness as part of their young person's NDIS plan. What it means, what it could look like and what to consider.

Join Leigh as she talks to Hilary Brumby from genU about what life after school might look like for a young person with disability.

Join Leigh and Caroline Makin from North Geelong Secondary College as they discuss how Career Teacher's can support a young person with disabilities pathway journey from school.

Join Leigh and Nina as they chat with Simon Wolfe about his journey from school to work as a young man with a disability.

Join Leigh and Tara Lynch (HeadStart Geelong) as they discuss what supports families and young people with disability can get from their schools before their next big journey.

As the lines between gaming and gambling blur, it's essential to understand the implications for young people. In this episode, BATForce discuss the rise of sports betting and online gambling and how they affect youth culture. We’ll talk about the signs of problematic use, strategies for open discussions, and how families can help young people make informed choices in this digital age.