Will this session be recorded?

Name: Virtual MyTime: Challenging Behaviour and Impulse Control
Start: 2026-10-29T22:00:00-0400
End: 2026-10-29T23:30:00-0400

No. As a peer support group, participants are invited to share their experiences. To create a safe space and protect everyone’s privacy, this event will not be recorded.

Virtual MyTime: Challenging Behaviour and Impulse Control

Thu, 29 Oct, 10pm - 11:30pm EDT

Online Event

Kiind

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Description

What is your child's behaviour trying to tell you?

Behaviour is a means of communication, often in response to unmet needs, frustration, fear, anxiety, or discomfort. Supporting your child's behaviour can help families minimise triggers and teach children effective ways to communicate their needs.

In this session of Kiind’s Virtual MyTime, we’ll be joined by Paula, founder of Sing Move Regulate to discuss how we as carers can support the health development of impulse control at home and in the community.

Together we’ll be covering:

A brief background of the executive function skillset and the 10 functions.
Information about the function of impulse (inhibitory) control and recognising impulsive behaviours.
Practical tools, fun activities and games that carers can play with their child to consolidate learning and minimise escalation of behaviours.

About Virtual MyTime

Virtual MyTime is a dedicated online space for parents and carers raising children aged 0-18 years to connect. Whether you live in regional or remote areas or face barriers to attending in-person support groups, Kiind is here for you, no matter your location.

Date: Friday, 30 October 2026

Time: 10am - 11:30am

Location: Online via Zoom

Cost: Free

Come along to connect with other parents and carers like you, share experiences, and gain valuable tips to support your child's behaviours.

Facilitators

Rachel

In this session, you'll be joined by Kiind's Navigation Lead, Rachel. Rachel is an experienced human services professional with more than 20 years' experience across disability, health, aged care and community services. Rachel values genuine connection, continuous learning and collaborative practice, and is committed to supporting people with empathy, integrity and a focus on achieving meaningful, sustainable outcomes.
Paula Patiniotis

Paula draws on a combination of clinical occupational therapy frameworks and holistic approaches to support diversity and inclusion in the community. Offering parents practical tools, affordable resources and digestible information that enables and empowers them to support children with additional needs.

FAQs

Will this session be recorded?

No. As a peer support group, participants are invited to share their experiences. To create a safe space and protect everyone’s privacy, this event will not be recorded.

"These sessions have been an effective way for me to learn. I look forward to jumping online every week, being still, and learning. It's become part of my routine.”
"Thank you Kiind for being here. You are critical to people that care. There is limited support that is meaningful. This is what we need"

About Kiind

Kiind supports families raising children living with disability, autism and developmental delay. We provide practical assistance, emotional support, connection to other families and help to find the most appropriate services and supports for children and their families.

Kiind is a family-led, independent peer support organisation with almost 40 years of operation. We support 7,000 families in Western Australia, and all services are provided free-of-charge.

The information you provide will be kept private and confidential and will be used to create your MyTime membership.

By registering for this event you agree you have read and agreed with the MyTime member consent statement. MyTime is funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services, nationally coordinated by the Parenting Research Centre and State.' Visit http://mytime.net.au for more information.