World renowned
Designed in the UK and now widely-recognised around the world
Australian first
We’re so proud to be the only approved Solihull Approach Training Hub in Australia
Evidence based
Incorporating infant mental health, neurodevelopmental and psychotherapeutic concepts.
Choose your training
*Training is via remotely until further notice*
enquiries: helen@helenstevens.com.au
Foundation training
2 day
Develop an understanding of the internationally renowned Solihull Approach, including the application of infant mental health, containment and reciprocity concepts.
Foundation + Parent Group Facilitator training
3 days inc. workshop
Combine the Foundation Training with an additional day and learn to facilitate group sessions with parents/students/teams using methods carefully designed by The Solihull Approach.
Parent Group Facilitator training only
1 day workshop
Only available if you've previously completed the 2 Day Foundation course. Expand on your previous training and learn to facilitate group sessions with parents.
MANAGERS only training
2 day
The Solihull Approach, theory and application to management practice.
Refresher course
1 day intensive
Consolidate your knowledge with another day of practical learning and build on your experiences after completing the Solihull Approach Foundation Training.
Train-the-trainer course
1 day intensive
Become a trainer in your own workplace. For details contact: helen@helenstevens.com.au
“We offer team and workplace training.
Ask us about training options”
Online parenting courses
Unearth your potential
Learn, discover, love and respect.
We're proud to partner with the Solihull Approach in the UK to offer these evidence-based online courses for anyone caring for babies or children.
Courses include
Understanding pregnancy and birth
Understanding your baby
Understanding your child
What is the Solihull Approach?
The Solihull Approach aims to increase emotional health and well-being for parents/teachers/front-line workers/managers/early childhood/ mental health and health care professionals.
It is an internationally recognised intervention to strengthen the bond between parents and children and has been referred to in the most recent ‘MERTIL’ (Victorian maternal and child health nurses) training aimed at helping to protect our children from the enduring effects of early relational trauma.
Developed in the UK, with this training, participants initially learn to help caregivers/teachers and other professionals identify, acknowledge and understand emotions that often prevent them from sensitively interpreting their infant and child’s behaviour.