What are my child’s rights and how can I best advocate for them at school?
Do you know what rights your child has at school? And more importantly, how can you effectively advocate for those rights in Australia?
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Visiting Raise the Bar – A social story
A social story is a term used to refer to a specific type of intervention or tool that helps individuals with social communication…
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Homework tips for parents
Homework is often a source of tension and frustration between children and parents. Starting routines and expectations around homework…
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Explaining an assessment to your child
By Senior Psychologist Erin Hume Seeing a psychologist for assessment is often a brand-new experience for children, teens, and their…
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Talking neurodiversity with children
By Psychologist Nindy Brouwers Neurodiversity refers to that fact that people’s brains (neuro) naturally vary from one another…
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Meet the Team: Alysha Kramer
Who am I? Name: Alysha Kramer Job Title: Provisional psychologist Qualifications: Bachelor of Applied Music (Performance), Certificate IV…
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Meet the Team: Courtney Reinheimer
Who am I? Name: Courtney Reinheimer Job Title: Psychologist/ Educational & Developmental Psychology Registrar Qualifications: Graduate…
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Meet the Team: Nicole Wigney
Who am I? Name: Nicole Wigney Job Title: Psychologist Qualifications: Bachelor of Science; Postgraduate Diploma of Psychology; Master of…
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School Holiday Ideas
For kids with learning difficulties, the school holidays are often a time for them to relax and not have to think about school work. In…
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How making mistakes is an important part of a growth mindset
“Individuals who believe their talents can be developed (through hard work, good strategies, and input from others) have a growth…
