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Quirky Kid developed Tickets, a playful behaviour-support resource using clear goals, praise and shared rewards to help parents reinforce positive behaviour with children.
Dr Kimberley O’Brien presented her doctoral research on self-esteem, friendship and school transition during a 2009 academic visit to the University of Connecticut.
Quirky Kid expanded The Best of Friends® from clinic-based workshops into a structured social and emotional learning program for Australian schools and clinics.
Emily Bartlett’s placement at Quirky Kid combined program research, assessment experience and group workshop support as she prepared for postgraduate psychology study.
Quirky Kid introduced Tell Me a Story, an early therapeutic card resource using storytelling to support communication, reflection and strengths-based conversations with children and young people.
Quirky Kid delivered leadership and governance support with STARTTS for members of Sydney’s Sudanese community as part of the Communities in Cultural Transition program.
Quirky Kid formed a distribution partnership with ACER, expanding the reach of its Australian-developed therapeutic resources to educators and professionals.
Quirky Kid published an Australian edition of How to Be a Friend, its first acquired overseas title and an early step into rights-based publishing.
Quirky Kid released a second edition of its Face It Cards, refreshing one of its early visual communication resources for children, families and professionals.
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