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My Child’s Teacher Suggested an Assessment. What Now?
When a teacher suggests an assessment, it can feel like a lot at once. What it means, what to ask, who can help, and what the next steps look like.
Turning 18 With Autism or ADHD: Planning the Transition to Adulthood
Turning 18 changes a lot at once. Why around 15 is a good time to start planning the transition to adulthood, and the steps that help most.
ADHD in Girls: When She’s Not Hyperactive
Many girls with ADHD are not hyperactive. What ADHD in girls can look like, why it is often missed, and what to do if you are wondering about your daughter.
Fine at School, Falls Apart at Home: After-School Meltdowns Explained
Why children who cope all day at school unravel the moment they get home, what helps in the first half hour, and when it is worth getting support.
Thriving Kids: What the NDIS Changes Mean for Your Family
Thriving Kids starts rolling out from 1 October 2026. Here is what the new program is, who it is for, and what it means for children already on the NDIS.
Autism Assessment for Children: What to Expect in Australia
What an autism assessment involves in Australia, who can carry one out, how to prepare your child, and what happens afterwards.
Understanding Anxiety in Children: When Worry Needs Support
Every child worries sometimes. Here is how to tell everyday worry from anxiety that needs extra support, what helps at home, and when to reach out.
ADHD in Children: Recognising the Signs and What Happens Next
One of the most common reasons Australian families visit a psychologist or paediatrician — and one of the most misunderstood conditions in childhood mental health.
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