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A Quirky Kid team reflection on Wired for Wonder, exploring creativity, resilience, technology and the value of bringing new ideas back into psychology practice.
Professional feedback gathered through ACER highlighted the practical design and clinical usefulness of Quirky Kid’s early therapeutic resources for children and adolescents.
Quirky Kid released a second edition of Tell Me a Story, extending the life of its illustrated storytelling cards for children, families and professionals.
Quirky Kid published its first therapeutic resource, Just Like When Cards, in 2009, marking the beginning of its psychology publishing work beyond the consulting room.
Quirky Kid joined the Australian Publishers Association, strengthening its publishing networks as its psychologist-developed resources expanded into Australian and international markets.
Psychology student Peta Larkin gained experience across BaseCamp®, digital content and The Best of Friends® research during her placement at Quirky Kid.
Quirky Kid became a registered NDIS provider, expanding access to therapeutic supports for eligible children and families using NDIS funding.
Quirky Kid was selected as a consultant organisation for STARTTS’ Communities in Cultural Transition program, supporting leadership and governance in emerging refugee communities.
Quirky Kid introduced Face It Cards, an early visual communication resource that helped establish its therapeutic publishing approach for children, families, educators and professionals.
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