Resources about “Anxiety”

What’s in a label? Should I get a diagnosis for my child?

‘Labelling a child’ is the term used to describe the process where a psychologist or psychiatrist assesses a  »

When should my child be sleeping in his own bed?

Children often sleep alongside parents or siblings as they are growing up. This practice is termed “co-sleeping”, and typically, it  »

Exams are a time when students of all ages feel more stressed than usual. Stress can also be positive thing as it aids motivation and concentration. However too much stress  »

It is normal for preschoolers and young children to hang back close to their parents when meeting and engaging with someone new and display some for of Social Anxiety.

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As some pre-schoolers may not yet be fully cognisant of their identity being separate to that of their parents, it is quite normal that times of separation, like the ‘drop-off’ »

Recently, Kimberley O’Brien discussed ‘ transition to school’  and  the pressures children and teenagers face at school particularly as they head into Year 6, 7 and 12 with MTR 1377  »

Natural disasters can be very traumatic for children and adults, alike. Often they happen suddenly, with little time to react, and can leave behind a great deal of destruction to  »

Podcast with Child Psychologist Kimberley O’Brien. interview by  ABC Nightlife Radio Presenter, Tony Delroy.

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It gives us great pleasure to unveil our most recent youth–friendly resource.

The Likes of You{th} is a  Tool to Boost Social and Emotional Well–being for Adolescent Boys.

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We are incredibly proud to introduce a very special Therapeutic Resources – The Tell me a Story cards.

The highest you ever climbed! – The furthest you ever swam! –  »