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Welcome to our Physiotherapy Blog Archive! Here, you’ll find a collection of insightful articles covering a wide range of topics related to physiotherapy.
Who am I? Name: Alysha Kramer Job Title: Provisional psychologist Qualifications: Bachelor of Applied Music (Performance), Certificate IV…
Who am I? Name: Courtney Reinheimer Job Title: Psychologist/ Educational & Developmental Psychology Registrar Qualifications: Graduate…
Who am I? Name: Nicole Wigney Job Title: Psychologist Qualifications: Bachelor of Science; Postgraduate Diploma of Psychology; Master of…
Name: Vicky Marinis Job Title: Psychologist Qualifications: Bachelor of Arts Postgraduate Diploma of Professional Psychology Master of…
Who am I? Name: Jessica Arnup Job Title: Psychologist Qualifications: Master of Educational Psychology, Postgraduate Diploma of Education…
Who is John? Name: John Maguire Job Title: Psychologist Qualifications: Graduate Diploma in Psychology, Graduate Diploma in Psychology…
Who is Liz? Name: Liz Kennedy Job Title: Psychologist Qualifications: Bachelor of Psychology (Honours); Master of Educational and…
Sam’s Favourite Things! Book: The Power of One, by Bryce Courtenay Movie: Jojo Rabbit Quote: “I am the master of my fate, I am the…
Erin Hume is an Educational and Developmental Psychologist with ample experience within the school system. Erin’s choice to become an…
Time again now to meet one of the newer members of the Raise the Bar team! Andrea Sadusky joined Raise in early 2019 with an impressive…
Imagine being full of ideas but unable to get them down on paper. That’s what life can feel like for a student with dysgraphia. While other students quickly jot down notes or complete writing assignments, those with dysgraphia can struggle with the basics—letter formation, spelling, or even holding a pencil correctly—as well as the more
Some children find math tricky—but when the struggle seems constant and unusually intense, it might signal something more. Dyscalculia is a specific learning disorder that affects how the brain understands numbers and processes math, unlike simply disliking math or needing extra practice. Recognising the signs early can make a significant difference. With the right support,
Are you looking for ways to help your child cope with anxiety? Many parents struggle to find effective tools and strategies for supporting their children at home and school. Anxiety in children is increasingly common and can impact their academic performance and social interactions. Parents and educators need to recognise and understand these challenges. By
Are you wondering how to ensure a successful and supportive environment for a child with ADHD, both at home and in school? Do you find it challenging to balance their unique needs while maintaining a calm and structured atmosphere? You’re not alone; many parents and educators share these concerns. Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is
Do you ever wonder if you’re doing enough to support your autistic child at home and in their educational environment? It’s a challenging journey, and finding the right strategies can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack, leaving many parents and educators asking, “What’s the best approach?” While awareness around autism has undoubtedly
In today’s fast-paced world, the role of parents has evolved significantly. Research continually underscores the powerful influence of parental involvement in a child’s academic and personal success. As educational systems become more demanding, the need for active and engaged parents is more crucial than ever. Your involvement can be the game-changer in your child’s developmental
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