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Understanding Dyscalculia in Children

An in-depth guide to dyscalculia, a learning disability impacting children's math skills. Learn to identify the signs, understand the diagnosis process, and discover effective strategies for lasting support.

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Supporting Young Children Through Trauma

A comprehensive guide for parents and professionals on recognising and treating childhood trauma, covering evidence-based therapies like TF-CBT, PCIT, and CPP for supporting affected children and families.

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Navigating Children’s Eco-Anxiety: A Parent’s Guide

Worried about your child's eco-anxiety? This guide offers practical tips for parents to navigate these challenging emotions. Discover how to validate feelings, inspire action, and nurture hope for a sustainable future.

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Separation Anxiety on Sleepovers & School Camps

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Separation Anxiety on Sleepovers & School Camps

How to deal with encopresis

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How to deal with encopresis

Harnessing Hyperactivity

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Harnessing Hyperactivity

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Bedtime Procrastination in Adolescents

Expert advice on teen bedtime procrastination from Quirky Kid's psychologists. Learn causes, consequences, and strategies to improve your adolescent's sleep habits and overall well-being

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When Picky Eating Isn't Just a Phase: Navigating the Challenges of Avoidant / Restrictive Food Intake Disorder

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.

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Navigating Sensory Challenges for Peaceful Family Mealtimes

Discover effective strategies to transform sensory processing challenges during mealtimes into joyful and inclusive family experiences. Learn expert tips to create a calm environment, encourage exploration, and foster a positive relationship with food.

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Separation Anxiety on Sleepovers & School Camps

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.

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Overcoming Challenges in Seeking Psychological Help for Children

From long waitlists to fear of judgement, there are many reasons why parents hesitate to seek psychological support for children. Dr Kimberley O’Brien explains how to overcome these obstacles.

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Understanding Sensory Processing Issues in Children: Unraveling the Senses

Discover the intricate world of sensory processing issues in children. Explore their challenges, behaviours, and practical strategies for parents in this comprehensive guide. Unlock a brighter future for your child.

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