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Child Psychologist
We’ve already helped dozens of schools implement our innovative programs and use our internationally acclaimed tools.
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We pride ourselves on being different. We think from a child’s perspective and use the creative, award-winning tools we’ve designed to improve and optimise their mental health.
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Quirky Kid and University of Wollongong Collaboration Launch

We present our research collaboration between QK® and the UOW on The Best of Friends® program.

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Intervention

Play Therapy

Play therapy sessions at the Quirky Kid Clinic help children work through emotional, psychosocial and behavioural difficulties and can help address family problems.

How Play Therapy Works

Children use the language of play to express themselves. Play may be initiated with materials such as paint, paper, clay, sand and miniature toys or figurines. Play therapy is an effective tool in assisting children and families who have experienced any of the following issues:

  • Social difficulties
  • Adjustment to separation and divorce
  • Anger and aggression
  • Sibling rivalry
  • Worry and anxiety
  • Self-esteem and identity issues
  • Children with an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

If you believe Play therapy may help your child or you're interested in gaining training in Play therapy, please contact us.