Managing Anxiety in Children for Parents

Presented by Brydie Brooks

Watching your child struggle with anxiety can leave you unsure how best to respond. This webinar explores childhood anxiety, including the difference between typical developmental worries and anxiety that may benefit from extra support, and evidence-informed ways parents can help children manage big feelings and gradually face their fears.

OCD and Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviours in Children

Presented by Melissa Lay

Obsessive-compulsive behaviours and a strong need for certainty can be distressing for children and challenging for families. This webinar explores how OCD and body-focused repetitive behaviours can present in childhood, how parents can tell the difference between typical worries and OCD, and supportive ways to respond, including gradually reducing unhelpful reassurance and accommodation.

School Refusal and Stressful Mornings

Audience: Parents and carers

Presented by Angela Loo

Explore what can contribute to difficulties attending school and how families can respond, with a focus on connection, reducing distress and collaboration.

Adult ADHD: Understanding Your Everyday Experience

Audience: Adults and young adults

Presented by Dr Grace Mackie

Explore how ADHD can shape everyday life, including work, study and relationships, and consider individual strengths, support needs and pathways to assessment and support.

From Assessment to Everyday Support

Audience: Professionals

Presented by Aoife Bearsley

Explore how psychological assessment findings can help educators and service providers understand a young person’s needs and translate recommendations into everyday support.

Gaming That Fits Your Life

Audience: Adults and young adults

Presented by Dr Jake Kraska

Explore the place gaming holds in enjoyment, connection and wellbeing, and consider when a different balance or additional support might help.

Understanding Insomnia: When Sleep Becomes a Struggle

Audience: Adults and young adults

Presented by Henrique Salles

Explore why sleep difficulties can persist, how our responses to poor sleep can influence the experience, and psychological approaches to support.

Relationships and Boundaries in Everyday Life

Audience: Adults and young adults

Presented by Bridget Gamble

Explore how we communicate needs, navigate differences and maintain connection, including the role of boundaries and self-understanding.

Understanding Your Teen’s Online Social World

Audience: Parents and carers

Presented by Aisling McKenna

Explore how online friendships and communities shape teenagers’ identity, belonging and wellbeing, and how parents can maintain communication and offer support.

Connecting with Young People Through Games and Shared Interests

Audience: Professionals Particularly for provisional psychologists, allied health clinicians and school wellbeing staff

Presented by Sean Redpath Diggle

Explore how games and shared interests can support engagement in individual and group work.

Supporting Your Teen’s Growing Independence

Audience: Parents and carers

Presented by Rhoda Lai

Explore how parents can maintain connection while supporting teenagers to navigate decisions, responsibilities and transitions towards adulthood.

Work Stress and the Pressure to Get Everything Right

Audience: Adults and young adults

Presented by Rhoda Lai

Explore how workplace demands, personal expectations and perfectionism interact, and ways to develop a more sustainable relationship with work.

Anxiety in the Classroom

Presented by Dr Rachelle Fries

Anxiety can affect children throughout the school day, from worries before they arrive to classroom demands, friendships, tests, mistakes and asking for help. This webinar explores how anxiety can show up at school and how parents can offer support before school, during the school day in partnership with teachers, and once their child comes home. It covers evidence-informed ideas for preparing for difficult moments, gently reducing avoidance, encouraging brave behaviour, and helping children decompress after a demanding day.

Parenting Through Separation

Presented by Angela Loo

Separation is a significant transition for the whole family. This webinar explores how children may experience family change and how parents can support their emotional wellbeing, with a focus on co-parenting, reducing conflict where possible, communicating constructively, and helping children feel secure across two households.

Managing Burnout

Presented by Henrique Salles

Ongoing stress and emotional exhaustion are common experiences for adults juggling many demands. This webinar explores early signs of burnout, the psychological factors that can contribute to it, and evidence-informed ways to rest, recover and work towards a more sustainable balance.

Managing Difficult Behaviour at Home

Presented by Dr Ally Marinucci

Ongoing power struggles and challenging behaviour can put a strain on family life. This session, presented by Clinical, Educational and Developmental Psychologist Dr Ally Marinucci, explores what can sit behind difficult behaviour and positive, evidence-informed parenting approaches, including responding to escalating moments, setting clear and consistent boundaries, and building a calmer, more connected home.

Creating Positive Relationships with Schools

Presented by Sarah Sturton-Gill

A positive partnership between home and school can help children feel supported. This webinar, presented by Educational & Developmental Psychologist Sarah Sturton-Gill, explores ways parents can communicate and collaborate with teachers and school staff, including when things feel difficult, and how to advocate for a child's needs while keeping a team-based approach.

Screen Time for Under 5s

Presented by Brydie Brooks

Navigating the digital world with toddlers and preschoolers can feel overwhelming. This webinar explores evidence-informed guidelines for screen use in the early years, how screen habits relate to early development, and practical ideas for setting boundaries and making transitions away from screens a little easier.