Resources
We love therapeutic resources and go to great lengths to personally develop and produce our hand-packed kits. We are committed to providing parents and professionals around the world with creative and effective therapeutic tools that are tried, tested and loved in classrooms, clinics and lounge rooms around the globe. We are constantly inspired by the young clients who visit us at Quirky Kid HQ and draw on their influences when developing our products.
In Addition, we also like to go a step further and have 100′s of free factsheets for parents and professionals. They are researched and referenced by our team of professionals. In addition, they are interactive, so you can make your comment, ask your questions. All posts are responded too. So please find more about our resources below.
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Latest Resources
Technology Addiction and Young People.
It seems in today’s world children are born ‘digital’. From young toddlers to teens, children appear to have a knack of being able to navigate the world of technology, using »
Eating Disorders among Children and Young People
Eating disorders are among some of the most serious and challenging mental illnesses that affect children and young people. Eating disorders are characterised by the presence of unhealthy or »
Cultural Identity and Racism in Schools
Individuality, personality and difference are very much a part of every playground in Australian schools. Everywhere you look you will see children and teachers with their own unique looks and »
Talking about tragedy with children
This article as initially published by National Association of School Psychologists (USA)
Whenever a national tragedy occurs, such as terrorist attacks or natural disasters, children, like many people, may be »
Children and Gratitude
This post was produced by Quirky Kid and first published at the Essential Kids website
Gratitude is a positive way of thinking and viewing the world. Raising a grateful child »
Birth Order
The impact of a person’s birth order is often underestimated as a significant factor in identity formation. The environment at home impacts on child development and birth order can influence »
Gifted and Talented Children
Gifted and talented students are those with exceptional abilities and qualities in areas such as academics, culture, leadership, arts, creativity, and sport. Gifted and talented students are found in every »
Family, Society and School: Where do we want to go?
“Family, Society and School: Where do we want to go? is the theme of the May 2012 Education conference in Sao Paulo, Brazil, attracting 15,000 educators from around the »
School Readiness
Following on from our fact-sheet about preparing for kindergarten, below we continue to explore the questions that most parents explore in regards to deciding if their children are actually »
What’s in a label? Should I get a diagnosis for my child?
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 »
