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Discover effective strategies for overcoming playground politics among children aged 5-12 years, by nurturing skills with our practical and playful online course. Led by Dr. Kimberley O'Brien, Principal Child Psychologist at Quirky Kid, this course offers techniques for parents to implement immediately.
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Worried about your child's eco-anxiety? This guide offers practical tips for parents to navigate these challenging emotions. Discover how to validate feelings, inspire action, and nurture hope for a sustainable future.
Children with slow processing speed may take longer to process information, but that doesn't mean they're less intelligent. We look at this emerging concept and how to help children who have it.
In this episode of the Impressive podcast, Dr Kimberley O’Brien discusses encopresis, or faecal soiling, with toilet training educator Monica Ferrie.
While death isn’t always an easy topic to address, our expert tips will give you the confidence to discuss it openly with your children and soothe their fears.
Manage your child's COVID-19 anxiety with our Top Tips for different ages.
Find out how to support your child through trauma and natural disasters with these helpful strategies.
Get ready for exam season and help your child excel with these preparation strategies.
Are we there yet? Learn how often, how long and where to stop while keeping family dynamics normalised during your next road-trip.
Encopresis is one of the most frustrating difficulties of middle childhood. Learn how to understand and better manage the debilitating effects of the condition.
Will Christmas be missing something or someone special this year? Grief can be even harder to deal with over Christmas. Learn more about managing grief and loss during the festive season.
Gain insight into how we can help children cope in the face of a national tragedy or disaster by establishing a sense of safety and security.
Social Anxiety is commonly experienced by children. Learn how to understand what triggers these anxieties and how to best deal with them.
Natural disasters can be a traumatic experience for your child. See our tips to support your child and explore related issues following natural disasters on the family.
Writing is fantastic form of expression and communication for children. Find out tips on how to best nurture and develop your children's writing skills.
Stressed about exams? Discover coping mechanisms to help your child better deal with the pressures of schooling and assist them to achieve great results.
When are a child’s worries and fears a normal part of childhood and when do they require expert help? Our complete guide to Generalised Anxiety Disorder will tell you everything you need to know.
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