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Quirky Kid’s Face It Cards were shortlisted in the 2011 Galley Club Awards, an early publishing recognition for the organisation’s therapeutic resource design.
Dr Kimberley O’Brien attended the 2024 Research-Invested Schools National Conference in Sydney, connecting Quirky Kid’s psychology and research interests with school-based research leaders.
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Quirky Kid and Grand Pacific Health are working together to expand access to neurodiversity and developmental assessments across regional NSW and the ACT.
Dr Kimberley O’Brien undertook a four-week professional immersion in Ghana, connecting with psychologists, students and community services across mental health, education and justice settings.
Dr Kimberley O’Brien joined School of Schools in Brazil to share practical, evidence-informed approaches to child and adolescent mental health.
Dr Kimberley O’Brien led a parent information evening at The Green Elephant Beaconsfield, sharing practical psychology strategies for toddler frustration, separation anxiety and emotional overwhelm.
Dr Kimberley O’Brien joined the 2024 Wellbeing in Education Conference, connecting Quirky Kid’s child psychology and educational publishing work with an international educator audience.
Quirky Kid launched BriteChild®, a digital psychology service developed to make early child and family mental health support more accessible beyond traditional clinic settings.
Quirky Kid received a $200,000 Australian Government Boosting Female Founders grant to scale BriteChild, its digital child psychology platform.
In May 2012, Quirky Kid joined major education events in São Paulo, Fremantle and Melbourne, sharing child psychology ideas and building links with educators internationally.
The Best of Friends® was selected for the Hello! from Australia exhibition at the 2016 Taipei International Book Exhibition, extending Quirky Kid’s international publishing reach.
Quirky Kid won the 2016 Australian Book Industry Innovation Award for The Best of Friends®, recognising its innovative approach to social and emotional learning.
Quirky Kid joined the University of Wollongong’s iAccelerate program in 2016, strengthening the organisation’s capability to scale its psychology, publishing and digital work.
Quirky Kid’s 2016 brought major publishing recognition, iAccelerate growth, international education activity and the early foundations of its research and digital work.
Quirky Kid’s Lunch & Learn series brought external specialists into the clinics for practical professional learning across child psychology, safeguarding, digital safety and family work.
Quirky Kid was selected for the 2019 International Bootcamp India, joining NSW entrepreneurs for a ten-day immersion in India’s startup and innovation ecosystem.
Quirky Kid was selected for the 2019 Middle East & Africa EdTech Bootcamp in Dubai, connecting Australian education companies with the UAE market.
Quirky Kid joined the Australian collective stand at the 2019 Bologna Children’s Book Fair, presenting its psychology publishing and emerging digital work internationally.
Quirky Kid was selected among the first recipients of an Australian Government Sector Readiness Fund grant to strengthen its social impact and investment readiness.
Quirky Kid and the University of Wollongong showcased their research collaboration on The Best of Friends®, linking child psychology, evidence and social innovation.
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