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Learn how trauma may affect young children, signs parents can notice, ways to support safety and when professional help may be useful.
Worried about your child's eco-anxiety? This guide offers practical tips for parents to navigate these challenging emotions. Discover how to validate feelings, inspire action, and nurture hope for a sustainable future.
Learn how ARFID differs from fussy eating, the signs to notice, how assessment works and what medical, nutritional and psychological support can involve.
In this instalment of Impressive, Dr Kimberley O’Brien speaks to mum Naomi and her daughter Yasi about what it feels like to deal with separation anxiety.
Practical Australian guidance for recognising when your child may need support, overcoming common barriers and taking the first step with confidence.
Learn what slow processing speed may look like, how a child psychologist assesses it, and practical ways to support children at home and school.
A practical guide to specific learning disorders in reading, writing and maths, including signs, assessment and support for children at home and school.
In this episode of the Impressive podcast, Dr Kimberley O’Brien discusses encopresis, or faecal soiling, with toilet training educator Monica Ferrie.
Is your child overtired or teary before going to activities they used to love? We explore six signs your child might be overscheduled and what to do about it.
School holidays allow children to have some time out from their regular routine and recharge their batteries. These activities will keep young minds active and entertained during the break.
Practical, age-appropriate ways to answer children’s questions about death, offer honest reassurance and recognise when fear or distress needs extra support.
Parents often wonder whether their child's behaviour is a normal part of childhood or indicative of an issue that requires professional help. Here’s how to tell the difference.
Parents and carers of children with ADHD are all too familiar with the challenges of remote learning. Here are five expert tips to support them.
Is your child prone to emotional outbursts that leave you drained and wondering where you went wrong? Our expert tips will help you support your child to regulate their emotions.
Working from home? Discover our lockdown survival guide to help families prepare, adapt and conquer working and studying from home together.
Manage your child's COVID-19 anxiety with our Top Tips for different ages.
Find out how to support your child through trauma and natural disasters with these helpful strategies.
Screen-time woes? Learn how to manage and minimize your children's screen withdrawals.