01 Feb 2019 It’s time to play!
The school holidays are fast approaching and as families are making preparations for how to spend this time I thought it would be a great opportunity to share some ideas...
Parenting
06 Jan 2019 Calm in the car
Tips for helping kids (and parents) to stay calm in the car are covered in this video. ...
27 Nov 2018 Help! my child’s having a meltdown. Helpful tips on how to respond
This week’s video is by our Clinical Psychologist (Registrar) Krystle Haley. Krystle offers some handy advice to parents on how to manage when their child is having a meltdown. ...
13 Jul 2018 A Psychologist’s view on Fortnite
There has been a lot of media discussion surrounding the game Fortnite in recent times. In this weeks Vlog Dr Cassidy discusses the pro's and con's of the game and...
04 May 2018 Helping children with NAPLAN. A psychologists view.
NAPLAN occurs in May each year for children in Year 3, 5,7 and 9 across the country. In this Vlog Dr Cassidy talks about the pros and cons of NAPLAN...
06 Apr 2018 Dispelling myths of Autism
April is Autism Awareness Month. In this Vlog Dr Cassidy dispels 4 common myths associated with autism. ...
16 Mar 2018 How to protect children from cyberbullying
A recent survey of parents found that parents are more concerned about their children being bullied online than they are about drugs and alcohol. In this video Dr Cassidy discusses...
02 Mar 2018 The business of raising a child (successfully co-parenting in separated families)
Parental separation brings with it many challenges and difficulties for both parents and children. It’s not easy to create new parenting arrangements when a relationship breaks down, especially if there...
16 Feb 2018 Are you raising nice kids?
Today's Vlog provides information and tips on how to ensure we are raising children who are kind and compassionate towards others. ...
09 Feb 2018 Helping children who find it hard to say goodbye
All children at some point in their development are likely to experience some anxiety about being separated from their primary carer. It’s common and normal among babies and toddlers. A few...