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Learn how trauma may affect young children, how to respond safely and when careful assessment or trauma-focused support may help.
Learn how to listen to climate-related worries, support realistic hope and agency, manage distressing information and recognise when a child needs extra help.
Learn how ARFID differs from fussy eating, the signs to notice, how assessment works and what medical, nutritional and psychological support can involve.
Hear a parent and child discuss separation anxiety, then use practical guidance to prepare for sleepovers and school camps without pressure or sudden separation.
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.
Listen to an Australian podcast about encopresis in children, with current guidance on constipation, shame-free support, school planning and when to seek medical care.
Learn six signs that activities may be crowding out sleep, relationships or recovery, and use a practical family review to restore balance.
Nine low-cost school holiday activities that balance child-led play, movement, creativity, connection and manageable family routines.
Practical, age-appropriate ways to answer children’s questions about death, offer honest reassurance and recognise when fear or distress needs extra support.
Learn seven signs a child may need psychological support, how to consider duration and daily impact and where Australian families can seek help.
Practical ways to support children with ADHD during online learning, homework and hybrid lessons through structure, movement, feedback and school collaboration.
Practical, respectful ways to help older children and teenagers understand strong emotions, stay safe and build regulation skills over time.
Practical ways to balance paid work, supervision and family wellbeing when parents work from home with children nearby.
Practical ways to answer questions about COVID-19 and other infectious-disease outbreaks, reduce health anxiety and support children through changing advice.
Practical guidance for supporting children in the weeks and months after a natural disaster, including recovery signs, routines and when to seek professional help.
Screen-time woes? Learn how to manage and minimize your children's screen withdrawals.
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