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Learn the signs of dyscalculia in children, how a child psychologist assesses persistent maths difficulties, and practical support options for home and school.
Learn possible trauma signs in young children, how to respond safely, when to seek assessment and what evidence-based support may involve.
Help children manage climate-related worry with honest conversations, realistic hope, shared action, healthy boundaries and guidance on when to seek support.
Learn how ARFID differs from fussy eating, the signs to notice, how children are assessed and what medical, nutritional and psychological support can involve.
Learn how sensory differences may affect eating, practical low-pressure strategies and when a child needs feeding, nutrition or medical assessment.
Help children prepare for sleepovers and school camps using gradual practice, predictable plans, school collaboration and guidance on when to seek support.
Learn how sensory differences may affect children, what signs to observe, when to seek assessment and which practical supports may improve daily participation.
Learn what slow processing speed can look like in children, how a child psychologist assesses it, and practical supports for home and school.
Understand specific learning disorders in reading, writing and maths, how child psychologists assess them, and practical ways to support your child.
Learn how to manage different parenting styles, agree on important boundaries, handle conflict respectfully and create a practical parenting plan.
Understand encopresis and faecal soiling in children. Listen to the podcast and learn about medical care, supportive routines and practical school planning.
Hear one parent’s ADHD experience and learn how assessment, school adjustments, practical strategies and monitored treatment can support a child.
Learn six signs a child’s schedule may be too full, what else could explain distress and practical ways to protect sleep, choice, play and family time.
Learn how executive functioning develops, what difficulties may look like and practical ways to support planning, working memory and self-regulation.
A parent guide and podcast on safe, age-appropriate risk taking, independence, risky play, child choice, hazards and adult safeguarding responsibilities.
Prepare children for returning to school with six practical tips for routines, worries, sensory needs, family-school communication and the first week.
A parent podcast and evidence-based guide to autism assessment, diagnosis, support planning, school conversations and NDIS access in Australia.
Try nine low-cost school holiday boredom busters for children, with flexible ideas for creativity, movement, nature, connection and quiet time.