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Kimberley O’Brien, our principal child psychologist, discussed the best ways to raise confident happy kids with ABC Nightlife Radio Presenter, Tony Delroy. You can »
Continue ReadingKimberley O’Brien, our principal child psychologist, discussed Children and Fame’ with the SMH reporter, Tim Elliot, this Saturday . You can find more information on Media, Raising Health and Happy »
Continue ReadingKimberley O’Brien, our principal child psychologist, discussed the new Channel 9 Tv show, ‘The Politically Incorrect Parenting ’ with the News.com.au reporter , Robert Burton-Bradley . You can find useful, »
Continue ReadingLilyfield Playgroup has commissioned the Quirky Kid Clinic to develop an interactive workshop evening with Child Psychologist Kimberley O’Brien. The event is hosted by Lilyfield Playgroup.
This interactive workshop will »
Continue ReadingKimberley O’Brien, our principal child psychologist, discussed Parent-Child Relationships with the Triple J Presenter Kate O’Toole from Hack. You can find more information on how to keep a good and »
Continue ReadingKimberley O’Brien, our principal child psychologist, discussed the dangers of letting children grow up too fast with the presenters of The Morning Show on Channel 7. You can find »
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The FACE IT collection always makes an impression! This set of thirty-five (35) hand-drawn cards, depicting a wide range of facial expressions, »
Continue ReadingKimberley O’Brien, our principal child psychologist, discussed sexual identity and homosexuality amount children with reporter Justine Davies from essential Baby. You can find more information on how to discuss »
Continue ReadingFor most parents, getting their children to eat vegetables can sometimes be a difficult task. While some parents may find it easier to simply hide vegetables in their children’s food »
Continue ReadingIt is often said that children seem to be growing up quicker than ever before. In light of this phenomenon, parents can feel both confused and conflicted when it comes »
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