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In 2020, Quirky Kid rapidly expanded telehealth, online parent support and digital program delivery, building on remote services it had used since its earliest years.
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Resources | Optimise
Learn what dyscalculia may look like in children, how a child psychologist assesses persistent maths difficulties, and what can help at home and school.
Learn how sensory differences can affect a child’s comfort and participation, what to observe and how to provide practical, individualised support at home and school.
Different parenting approaches are common. Learn how parents and carers can agree on priorities, manage conflict and give children clear, supportive guidance.
Listen to a parent discuss her child’s ADHD assessment, school support and practical approaches to hyperactivity, with updated clinical context for families.
Learn what executive functioning means, how difficulties may appear in everyday life and practical ways to support planning, working memory and self-regulation.
Hear Daisy Turnbull and Dr Kimberley O’Brien discuss age-appropriate challenges, independence and how adults can support exploration without transferring responsibility for safety.
Listen to one parent’s experience and learn what a comprehensive autism assessment, diagnosis and practical next steps can involve in Australia.
Learn what awe is, what child research can and cannot show and how to create accessible moments of wonder without forcing a response.
Plan a flexible, affordable family fun week with child input, rest and accessible activities that suit your family’s time, culture and needs.
Practical ways to reduce sibling conflict, protect safety and help children practise fair, respectful problem-solving at home.
Six practical ways to help children approach new experiences through choice, preparation, manageable steps and respectful support.
Practical, respectful ways to support siblings when another child has disability, chronic illness or significant mental-health needs.
Practical, low-pressure ways to support children’s eating, body trust and family mealtimes without shame, force or food rules.
Practical, inclusive ways to help children question appearance pressure, use social media more intentionally and value themselves beyond looks.
Eight practical, evidence-informed strategies to help children plan study, practise effectively, protect sleep and manage test and exam nerves.
Help children enjoy competition, handle winning and losing, manage performance nerves and stay safe in junior sport.
Understand why children resist chores and use clear, age-appropriate routines that build skills, cooperation and independence.
Plan safer, calmer family road trips with realistic breaks, child-friendly activities, motion-sickness strategies and flexible expectations.
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