Resources about “Parents”
Social skills is a common concern among parents. Often children can have difficulties in making and keeping friends. They may be left out of games at lunch, not get invited »
Continue ReadingVocabulary knowledge has a wide-ranging influence on a child’s reading comprehension ability. Therefore it is important to ensure that students are being taught vocabulary in an effective and long-lasting manner. »
Continue ReadingPodcast with Child Psychologist Kimberley O’Brien. interview by ABC Nightlife Radio Presenter, Tony Delroy.
Continue ReadingIt is now common for children to travel overseas with their parents on holidays, but what about children who live and travel internationally? Global Nomad Kids are young people whose »
Continue ReadingBy: Paris Herbert-Taylor
Nurturing and developing writing skills in young people allows for development of great tools that aid children throughout their schooling years and into adulthood. Writing and storytelling »
Continue ReadingBullying occurs when someone or a group of people cause psychological or physical harm to another person, or damage their property, reputation or social acceptance, on more than one occasion. »
Continue ReadingIt 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.
The Likes »
Continue ReadingWe 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! – »
Continue ReadingWe are proud to announce the publication of our first therapeutic resource: The Just Like When cards.This is a limited first edition featuring 18 illustrations on tactile cards with a »
Continue ReadingWe are delighted to introduce our new resource.
The FACE IT collection always makes an impression! This set of thirty-five (35) hand-drawn cards, depicting a wide range of facial expressions, »
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