Yes. ATEC is based in Berwick and delivers public courses, chair yoga and in-house training across the City of Casey and Cardinia Shire, plus online across Australia.

In-person programs run from Rossmoyne Family & Community Centre in Berwick, other Casey and Cardinia venues, and at your workplace. Many courses are also available live online or on-demand.

Yes. Accredited Mental Health First Aid is available as public courses in Berwick and as in-house training for workplaces across Casey and Cardinia.

Email enquiries@atec.vic.edu.au or call 0491 104 183. Include your suburb, organisation, group size and the course you want.

Typical lead time is 3-5 weeks. Urgent Berwick and nearby Casey requests can sometimes be accommodated.

Common bookings are trauma-aware education, supporting anxiety in the classroom, de-escalation for staff, and Mental Health First Aid.

Many small businesses start with Mental Health First Aid, a psychosocial safety workshop, or a short staff wellbeing session. A free micro-consultation can help you choose.

In-house training is regularly delivered across the City of Casey and Cardinia Shire. Ask about your suburb when you email enquiries@atec.vic.edu.au.

Yes. Chair yoga and TCTSY are designed so participants can sit, stand or lie down and skip or adapt any movement.

Yes. Chair yoga, TCTSY and many wellbeing workshops are beginner-friendly and options-based. Accredited MHFA is designed for people with or without a mental health background.

Public and in-house training is available across Casey and Cardinia, including Berwick, Narre Warren, Narre Warren South, Fountain Gate, Hallam, Endeavour Hills, Doveton, Hampton Park, Lynbrook, Lyndhurst, Cranbourne, Cranbourne East, Cranbourne North, Clyde, Clyde North, Botanic Ridge, Pearcedale, Beaconsfield, Officer, Pakenham, Emerald, Cockatoo, Gembrook, Koo Wee Rup, Lang Lang, Bunyip, Garfield and surrounding towns.

Not always. Berwick is the main in-person base, but ATEC delivers on-site training across Casey and Cardinia and offers online options.

Enrol in a public course online, email enquiries@atec.vic.edu.au to book in-house training, or book a free micro-consultation at https://calendly.com/atec-sam/micro-consultation. There are no lock-in contracts for the consultation.

Yes. TCTSY, selected yoga and Pilates sessions, and live virtual workplace training are available if travelling to Berwick is not practical.

Yes. Community groups can join public courses in Berwick, book a local workshop, or start with a free micro-consultation.

Yes. In-house and online options are available for Pearcedale, Tooradin, Blind Bight and nearby communities.

Yes. Nearby residents can attend Berwick public courses and chair yoga, or join online programs.

Yes. Cardinia NDIS teams in Pakenham, Officer and surrounding towns can book counselling-informed workplace training, chair programs and custom workshops.

Yes. NDIS providers in Berwick, Cranbourne, Clyde North and Narre Warren use MHFA and de-escalation training to support staff after incidents and reduce turnover.

Yes. Cardinia schools and education settings can book trauma-aware education and related inclusion workshops on-site or online.

Yes. Trauma-aware education, supporting students with anxiety, CALD learners, specific learning disorders and Neurodiversity 101 can be delivered to Casey schools, early years services and VET teams.

Yes. In-house psychosocial safety training is available for Cardinia employers who need practical guidance on hazards, employer duties and safer workplace systems.

Yes. Psychosocial Safety at Work workshops cover Victorian WHS duties, the 2023 Code of Practice and practical risk management for managers and HR in Casey organisations.

No. ATEC's program is prevention-first. It focuses on why behaviour escalates, staff self-regulation and communication that reduces threat. It is not a restraint course.

Yes. Schools, NDIS providers and community services in Pakenham, Officer, Beaconsfield, Emerald and Koo Wee Rup can book half-day or full-day custom sessions.

Yes. Trauma-informed de-escalation is delivered face-to-face at workplaces across Berwick, Narre Warren, Cranbourne, Clyde, Hampton Park and the wider City of Casey, or live virtual.

TCTSY is Trauma Centre Trauma-Sensitive Yoga, an evidence-based, choice-based practice used as an adjunct for complex trauma. It is available as an online taster, 20-hour foundational training, and private sessions, so people across Casey and Cardinia can take part without travelling.

Yes. Pakenham and Officer participants can join TCTSY and chair yoga online, travel to Berwick classes, or request a group program locally.

Yes. Cranbourne and Clyde residents can attend Berwick chair yoga, join online sessions, or ask about a custom program for a local group or NDIS team.

Yes. Residents from Narre Warren, Fountain Gate and surrounding Casey suburbs can attend Berwick classes, drop in casually where offered, or join online.

Yes. Trauma-sensitive chair yoga runs in Berwick at Rossmoyne and Timbarra Community Centres, with online options for people across Casey and Cardinia.

Yes. Endeavour Hills, Doveton, Eumemmerring and Hallam workplaces can book Mental Health First Aid, de-escalation and wellbeing courses.

Yes. Hampton Park, Lynbrook, Lyndhurst and Hallam staff can join public MHFA and movement programs, or book workplace training.

Yes. In-house and online options are available for organisations across eastern Cardinia, including Bunyip, Garfield, Tynong and Nar Nar Goon.

Yes. Southern Cardinia teams in Koo Wee Rup, Lang Lang, Bayles and Cora Lynn can request in-house delivery or enrol in public and online courses.

Yes. Hills-area organisations in Emerald, Cockatoo, Gembrook and Avonsleigh can book in-house training or join online and Berwick public courses.

Yes. Beaconsfield and Upper Beaconsfield workplaces, schools and community teams can book in-house training or join public programs in Berwick.

Yes. Officer teams can attend public courses in nearby Berwick or book custom training on-site.

Yes. Pakenham and Pakenham South organisations regularly book in-house MHFA, de-escalation, psychosocial safety and trauma-aware education.

Yes. In-house Mental Health First Aid, de-escalation and psychosocial safety training can be delivered to organisations in Clyde and Clyde North, or staff can travel to Berwick.

Yes. Cranbourne, Cranbourne North, Cranbourne East, Cranbourne West and Botanic Ridge teams can join a public course or request workplace delivery.

Yes. Narre Warren, Narre Warren South and Narre Warren North workplaces can enrol staff in public MHFA dates or book an in-house session at their site.