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Emily Bartlett’s placement at Quirky Kid combined program research, assessment experience and group workshop support as she prepared for postgraduate psychology study.
Quirky Kid became a registered NDIS provider, expanding access to therapeutic supports for eligible children and families using NDIS funding.
This Glorious Mess
Basecamp Tote Bag – Sustainable, Fun Designs by Quirky Kid
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 | Social Skills
Practical and research-based resources, prepared by our team, to help you on your day to day.
Learn how high potential and giftedness may be identified, what assessment can involve and how families and schools can support a child’s learning and wellbeing.
Understand what drives sibling rivalry and use practical strategies to reduce fighting, set fair boundaries, protect safety and help children build conflict-resolution skills.
Social skills help children join in, communicate, manage friendship challenges and repair conflict. Learn practical, respectful ways to support these skills without forcing eye contact, masking or a particular personality style.
Learn how to recognise bullying, support your child, work with their school and respond safely to cyberbullying using current Australian guidance.
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