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Research-based and practical resources on child psychology and mental health
Join us to explore useful information about how to improve organisation skills in kids and young people in this practical article.
Join Child Psychologist Kimberley O'Brien on this useful factsheet on managing grief and loss during Christmas. From loss of a business to other big losses.
Manage family conflict and Easing Family Tension during Xmas with these useful Factsheet by The QK clinic. Family Tension goes away and let the fun begin.
The word homework for many teens and their parents evokes feelings of dread and frustration. Join us in this informative fact-sheet 'Homework with Teens'.
Some girls are feisty from the get-go, from fussy babies to tantruming toddlers. In this post, we explore ways to manage pre-teen and teen Girls Behaviour.
Bullying in the primary school years is complex and often involve some cultural considerations. We explore strategies to manage bullying in the school years
Australian guidance for parents on sexting, consent, sending nudes, image-based abuse, sextortion, reporting and supporting a young person without shame.
Learn the signs of school refusal in teenagers, possible causes and practical ways families and schools can support safety, engagement and attendance.
Learn how obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) can appear in children, including obsessions, compulsions, family accommodation and evidence-based treatment such as CBT with ERP.
Learn what may drive challenging behaviour in children, what to do in the moment, how to prevent repeated problems and when to seek professional support.
Learn which early puberty signs need medical assessment, what evaluation and treatment may involve and how to support your child’s wellbeing and confidence.
Learn how to recognise social exclusion at school, distinguish friendship changes from bullying, and support your child with practical, respectful next steps.
Learn why children interrupt and use practical strategies to teach waiting, turn-taking and respectful ways to get attention without shame or power struggles.
Understand when a child’s digital use may be becoming problematic, why total screen time is only part of the picture and practical ways to restore balance.
Learn how racism at school can affect children’s wellbeing and cultural identity, how parents can respond and what meaningful school action should include.
Learn how to prepare for your child’s first psychology appointment, what to bring, what may happen and how consultation differs from formal assessment.
Practical guidance for talking with children about tragedy, violence, disasters and distressing news, including media exposure and when to seek help.
Learn how gratitude develops in children and explore practical ways to build appreciation without forcing thanks or dismissing difficult feelings.