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Quirky Kid was named Panel Choice runner-up at the 2016 iAccelerate Pitch Grand Final, recognising the organisation’s growth and innovation potential.
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.
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Quirky Kid marked 15 years of the Just Like When Cards in 2024, celebrating one of its earliest therapeutic resources and publishing milestones.
The Best of Friends® was selected for the Hello! from Australia exhibition and catalogue at the 2015 Bologna Children’s Book Fair.
The University of Wollongong independently evaluated The Best of Friends®, strengthening the evidence base for Quirky Kid’s social and emotional learning program.
Basecamp® received a Highly Commended recognition at the 2018 Educational Publishing Awards Australia for its child-centred approach to anxiety education.
Quirky Kid announced its English-language edition of Rocio Bonilla’s Siblings! in 2019, expanding its picture-book publishing through international rights acquisition.
Quirky Kid introduced Power Up! as its first online program, combining an illustrated workbook with animated digital lessons for young performers.
Quirky Kid launched Power Up! in 2014, translating performance psychology into a structured program for young people in sport, music, performance and study.
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’s Face It Cards were shortlisted in the 2011 Galley Club Awards, an early publishing recognition for the organisation’s therapeutic resource design.
The Best of Friends® was shortlisted in the 2016 Speech Pathology Australia Book of the Year Awards, recognising its contribution to children’s communication and literacy.
Quirky Kid introduced Face It Cards, an early visual communication resource that helped establish its therapeutic publishing approach for children, families, educators and professionals.
Quirky Kid developed Tickets, a playful behaviour-support resource using clear goals, praise and shared rewards to help parents reinforce positive behaviour with children.
Quirky Kid expanded The Best of Friends® from clinic-based workshops into a structured social and emotional learning program for Australian schools and clinics.
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 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.