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Power Up wins at Educational Publisher's Awards Australia 2014

Power Up! was awarded the best resource for Arts/Humanities category (Primary) during the 2014 Educational Publisher's Awards.

Siblings! by Quirky Kid

Siblings! explores this old adage with a fresh twist. Siblings! is a witty and imaginative picture-book about the ups and downs of brothers and sisters.

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Quirky Kid® is a child psychology clinic and publishing house based in Australia. We work with parents, schools and clinics around the world to improve children’s social and emotional wellbeing. Our award-winning tools and resources have had a positive impact on children in more than 30 countries.

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Our Clinical Team

Dr Kimberley O'Brien

Amber Burden-Hill

Susanne Litts

Elizabeth Perks

Dr Brigid O'Leary

Chelsie Priestley

Laura Wheatley

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Taylor Gardiner

Leonardo Rocker

Rinjani Soengkoeng

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Child Psychologist Sydney

Child Psychologist Wollongong

Indiana Brown

Indiana Brown

Customer Support

Indiana Brown joined the support team at the Quirky Kid clinic in Wollongong in June 2021. Indiana helps to manage our psychologists’ busy schedules and handle general enquiries. She has an enthusiastic approach to creating wonderful experiences for our clients and resolving issues in a professional manner. 

Indiana grew up in the Northern Suburbs of the Illawarra, where she attended The Illawarra Grammar School. After graduating, she travelled and spent time living in Jervis Bay and throughout Sydney. She has now returned to the Northern Suburbs where she enjoys an urban lifestyle filled with art and live music in a beautiful coastal location.‍

Qualifications ‍

Indiana studied fine arts at the UNSW School of Art & Design before starting her current Bachelor of Psychological Science - Bachelor of Social Science at the University of Wollongong.‍

Other Details‍

Indiana Brown Working with Children Check (WWC): TBC

Indiana has been fully vaccinated for COVID-19.

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