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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.
Dr Kimberley O'Brien was invited to Bhutan to provide child and adolescent mental health training with psychiatrists and other professionals at the national referral hospital.
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Darcy Smith’s Quirky Kid placement built practical experience across clinic operations, assessment processes and mental health content while preparing for a psychology career.
Aiesha Oringo’s placement at Quirky Kid combined clinic experience, resource development and workshops while helping clarify her pathway into postgraduate psychology.
Registered Psychologist and Board Approved Supervisor Bridget Tegg joined Quirky Kid Woollahra, bringing clinical leadership, assessment expertise and supervision experience to the team.
Dr Kimberley O’Brien and Jane Mosco co-authored a Springer chapter on positive parent–child relationships in an international evidence-based psychology volume.
Quirky Kid psychologist Kathryn Berry shares her Everest Base Camp challenge, which raised more than $7,000 for UNICEF projects supporting children and families.
Quirky Kid designer Lisa reflects on working remotely through Far North Queensland while helping shape Basecamp®, an early example of flexible work and creative practice.
A Quirky Kid team reflection on Wired for Wonder, exploring creativity, resilience, technology and the value of bringing new ideas back into psychology practice.
Psychology student Peta Larkin gained experience across BaseCamp®, digital content and The Best of Friends® research during her placement at Quirky Kid.
Dr Kimberley O’Brien presented her PhD research on self-esteem and social relationships during school transition at the 2009 AARE conference in Canberra.
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.
Dr Kimberley O’Brien presented doctoral research on social inclusion, self-esteem and belonging at the 2011 APS Educational and Developmental Psychology Conference in Melbourne.
Emily Bartlett’s placement at Quirky Kid combined program research, assessment experience and group workshop support as she prepared for postgraduate psychology study.
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