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Practical and research-based resources, prepared by our team, to help you on your day to day.
Learn why teenagers delay bedtime, practical ways to support healthier sleep habits, and when ongoing sleep difficulties need professional advice.
Explore the challenges and treatment strategies for Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID), a serious condition affecting mealtime dynamics in children, beyond typical fussy 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.
Practical Australian guidance for recognising when your child may need support, overcoming common barriers and taking the first step with confidence.
In this episode of the Impressive podcast, Dr Kimberley discusses why parents should encourage their children to take risks with Daisy Turnbull, author of 50 Risks to Take With Your Kids and 50 Questions to Ask Your Teens.
School holidays allow children to have some time out from their regular routine and recharge their batteries. These activities will keep young minds active and entertained during the break.
Parents often wonder whether their child's behaviour is a normal part of childhood or indicative of an issue that requires professional help. Here’s how to tell the difference.
Learn what responsive parenting means, six evidence-informed benefits and practical ways to respond warmly while maintaining clear boundaries.
Is your child a fussy eater? Explore our tips for promoting positive and healthy eating habits.
Screen-time woes? Learn how to manage and minimize your children's screen withdrawals.
Discover how to embrace flexibility while learning practical tips to help clam a toddler in distress and understand their meltdowns.
Navigating the ‘terrible twos’ at dinnertime can be emotionally challenging and downright exhausting. Discover tips for parents dealing with fussy eaters.
Learn how Oppositional Defiant Disorder differs from typical childhood resistance, how it is assessed and which supports have the strongest evidence.
Sexting? What is it and positive ways parents can address this increasingly recognised and concerning pastime of children.
Many factors can lead to developing negative experiences in school resulting in school refusal. See our helpful recommendations for how you can address these concerns with your child.
Learn how OCD can appear in children, when to seek help, and how evidence-based CBT with exposure and response prevention can support recovery.
The how-to guide to help support and manage difficult and challenging behaviour in children by creating a positive environment
Interruptions can be so annoying. Review our tips and tricks to help manage const interruption with kindness and positive role-modelling