Kimberley O’Brien, our principal child psychologist, discussed the issues around adolescents working or not working ABC radio presenter Deb Cameron. You can listen to the interview ABC Sydney website
You can find useful, practical and informative advice about parenting and young people by visiting our resources page, – or discussing it on our forum.
If you have a story and would like to discuss it with us, please contact us to schedule a time.
Kimberley O’Brien enjoys sharing the best of her therapeutic moments with the media. View our media appearances to-date.
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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 find useful, practical and informative advice about parenting by visiting our resources page or discussing it on our forum.
Raising Happy Kids
Visit the ABC Nightlife page.
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Podcast with Child Psychologist Kimberley O’Brien. interview by ABC Nightlife Radio Presenter, Tony Delroy.
Kimberley discussed how to help your child deal with the current adolescent trends – like the vampire trend – with Stacey Katter from ABC Radio. You can find out more information about helping children deal with fears of vampires or other phenomena by visiting our resources page or discussing it on our forum.
The full interview is available on the ABC Radio website.
If you have a story and would like to discuss it with us, please contact us to schedule a time. Kimberley O’Brien enjoys sharing the best of her therapeutic moments with the media. View our media appearances to-date here.
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