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We are proud to introduce our newest innovation – The Quirky Kid Tickets! Parents have been asking for and we are proud to introduce our effective behaviour management tool as »
Continue ReadingA New Quirky Kid
We’ve opened the doors to our new Quirky Kid Clinic in Wollongong.
Located in the coastal village of Austinmer (10 minutes North of Wollongong), t »
Continue ReadingKimberley O’Brien, our principal child psychologist, discussed our new children’s book ‘How to be Friend and Children‘ social skills with 2UE radio presenter Tony Pilkington last night. You »
Continue ReadingThe Face It cards, published by Quirky Kid, was recently shortlisted for the Galley Club award 2011 printing aware under the category Non-standard Novelty book or stationary item.
The Galley »
Continue ReadingHow to be a Friend: A Guide to Making and Keeping Them
We are very proud to launch our newest therapeutic resource written and illustrated by Mark Brown and Laurie »
Continue ReadingYes, the Quirky Kid site and our online shop are separating!
We are very excited to introduce our new Therapeutic resources Shop – the Quirky Kid Shoppe. This specialist »
Continue ReadingThe Hon Peter Garrett AM MP, Minister for Youth, is calling for applications for membership of the 2011 Australian Youth Forum (AYF) Steering Committee.
The Steering Committee provides advice to »
Continue ReadingCorina Vogler and the Quirky Kid Clinic were recently invited to attended the Involve Conference in Auckland, New Zealand. The Involve conference organised by the NZAAHD aimed to enhance the »
Continue ReadingIf you like reading the parenting magazine ‘Practical Parenting’ stop at the toddler & preschooler section on Info&ideas on page 80 to ready the great review about the Quirky Kid »
Continue ReadingThe Quirky Kid Publishing House introduced our range of therapeutic resources during the ‘Building Resilience – from surviving to thriving’ conference organized by the Mental Health Association of NSW during »
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