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The Research-Invested Schools National Conference 2024 brought together educational leaders across Australia, focusing on collaborative projects, professional growth, and innovation, with Dr. Kimberley advocating for research on female boardroom representation
The 'Just Like When Cards', our first therapeutic resource depict personal and sensitive topics which have been designed to help young people.
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The resources you wish you always had to support kids to thrive.
Learn how to recognise and treat childhood trauma with proven therapies. Expert guidance on TF-CBT, PCIT, and CPP approaches for supporting young children and families through trauma.
Learn how to address and support your child's eco-anxiety with constructive conversations, actionable steps, and healthy routines. This guide empowers parents to foster resilience and hope in their children amidst the climate crisis.
Explore Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) in children, beyond typical pickiness. Learn about its impact on family life and discover specialised treatment methods to encourage positive eating habits.
Discover practical strategies to turn sensory processing challenges during mealtimes into positive, inclusive family experiences. Learn how to create a calm environment, encourage food exploration, and help your child build a healthy relationship with eating.
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.
Explore our comprehensive guide for parents on sensory processing issues in children. Understand sensory integration, as well as sensory avoiding and seeking behaviours, to better support your child's unique needs.
Slow processing speed impacts how children learn, perform tasks, and interact with others. Discover the signs of slow processing speed in children and learn effective strategies to support their development.
Specific learning disabilities impact a child’s ability to read, write, and count, affecting their academic performance. Learn how to identify signs of specific learning disabilities in children and discover practical strategies to support their learning and development.
When one parent is strict and the other tries to compensate, family issues can arise. Find out how to manage different parenting styles.
In this episode of the Impressive podcast, Dr Kimberley O’Brien discusses encopresis, or faecal soiling, with toilet training educator Monica Ferrie.
Dr Kimberley O’Brien speaks to Rose, the mother of a seven-year-old boy who has ADHD, about how she manages her son’s hyperactivity.
Find out whether your child's emotional and behavioural issues are due to overscheduling and what to do about it.
Cognitive abilities known as executive functions help us plan and achieve our goals. Find out what executive functioning issues look like in children.
Dr Kimberley O’Brien discusses why parents should encourage their children to take risks with Daisy Turnbull, author of 50 Risks to Take With Your Kids.
A child psychologist gives parents expert tips to prepare children for the return to school. After a much-needed break following a big year.
Dr Kimberley O’Brien talks to Jade, whose nine-year-old son Logan is diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Get in touch with us now!
School holidays allow children to have some time out from their regular routine and recharge their batteries. These activities will keep young minds active.
While death isn’t always an easy topic to address, our expert tips will give you the confidence to discuss it openly with your children and soothe their fears.
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