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Resources | Anxiety
Practical and research-based resources, prepared by our team, to help you on your day to day.
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 what slow processing speed may look like, how a child psychologist assesses it, and practical ways to support 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.
Practical, age-appropriate ways to answer children’s questions about death, offer honest reassurance and recognise when fear or distress needs extra support.
Manage your child's COVID-19 anxiety with our Top Tips for different ages.
Practical guidance for supporting children in the weeks and months after a natural disaster, including recovery signs, routines and when to seek professional help.
Eight practical, evidence-informed strategies to help children plan study, practise effectively, protect sleep and manage test and exam nerves.
Are we there yet? Learn how often, how long and where to stop while keeping family dynamics normalised during your next road-trip.
Encopresis is repeated faecal soiling in children. Learn about medical assessment, supportive toilet routines, school planning and when extra help may be useful.
Will Christmas be missing something or someone special this year? Grief can be even harder to deal with over Christmas. Learn more about managing grief and loss during the festive season.
Learn how to talk honestly with children about tragedy, reduce repeated exposure, support recovery and recognise when further help is needed.
Learn how social anxiety differs from shyness, what signs to notice and how parents and schools can support gradual, confident participation.
Learn how to prepare children for natural disasters, support them during an emergency and recognise when recovery may need professional help.
Writing is fantastic form of expression and communication for children. Find out tips on how to best nurture and develop your children's writing skills.
Learn how exam anxiety differs from ordinary nerves, which signs to notice and how parents and schools can provide practical support.
Learn how generalised anxiety differs from everyday worry, which signs to notice and how parents and schools can support a child.
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