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Quirky Kid supported the 2012 British Columbia Alternate Education Association conference in Vancouver, connecting its psychology and publishing work with educators supporting students in alternate education.
Dr Kimberley O’Brien led a parent information evening at The Green Elephant Beaconsfield, sharing practical psychology strategies for toddler frustration, separation anxiety and emotional overwhelm.
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A smashing series primed to help young readers ease through essential early childhood skills including manners, greetings and nightmares.
Where are your manners? A story about why manners matter.
Resources | Separation & Divorce
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Different parenting approaches are common. Learn how parents and carers can agree on priorities, manage conflict and give children clear, supportive guidance.
A practical podcast companion on balancing work, education, childcare, play and family routines while travelling or living abroad with children.
Five evidence-informed ways to reduce conflict, create stability, listen to your child and support adjustment after parental separation or divorce.
Understand how consent, confidentiality, parent access to records and subpoenas are handled when a child’s parents separate or divorce.