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You will find links to download info sheets throughout our website, related to the topic of the page that they appear on. On this page is a complete listing (in alphabetical order) of the downloadable resources we currently have available.  

This information does not replace professional advice or consultation. We recommend that you call us for parenting advice and support tailored to your situation. If you have questions about these information sheets, or would like more personalised advice, please call us on 1300 1300 52.

If you are a professional working with families you are welcome to download these sheets for your clients, provided you do not modify the information sheets in any way. However if you wish to use this material in any form other than it is presented here (e.g. an extract for a newsletter) please send us an email here first, as we may be able to provide information tailored to your needs.

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INFO SHEETS  

Anxiety (pdf 279 KB)

 

Bedwetting (pdf 226 KB)

 

Boundaries (pdf 263 KB)

 

Bullying (pdf 264 KB)

 

Communicating - Adolescents (pdf 286 KB)

 

Children & Grief (pdf 259 KB)

 

Children & Separation (pdf 270 KB)

 

Consequences (pdf 280 KB)

 

Cyberbullying (pdf 258 KB)

 

Dads (pdf 257 KB)

 

Experimenting - Adolescents (pdf 267 KB)

 

Family Meetings (pdf 276 KB)

 

Home Alone (pdf 258 KB)

 

Homework (pdf 256 KB)

 

HSC - Adolescents (pdf 255 KB)

 

Managing Anger - Adolescents (pdf 291 KB)

 

Negotiating with Adolescents (pdf 267 KB)

   

Online Gaming (pdf 1.48 MB)  

 

Peer Relationships - Adolescents (pdf 275 KB)

 

Preschoolers & the News (pdf 264 KB)

 

Protective Behaviours  (pdf 272 KB)

 

Rules (pdf 267 KB) 

 

Running Away - Adolescents  (pdf 268 KB)

 

Saying No (pdf 355 KB)

 

Self-Harm - Adolescents  (pdf 275 KB)

 

Sharing Busy Mornings  (pdf 262 KB)

 

Sleep - School Aged Children  (pdf 265 KB)

 

Sleep - Toddlers (pdf 267 KB)

 

Social Media- Adolescents  (pdf 275 KB)

 

Special Diets  (pdf 273 KB)

 

Time Management  (pdf 268 KB)

 

Time Out  (pdf 268 KB)

 

Toilet Training  (pdf 258 KB)

 

Understanding Anger - Adolescents   (pdf 393 KB)

PARENT STORIES  

Little Brother Gets His Car (pdf 65 KB) An adolescent boy gets his first car and his push for independence creates some changes in the family. (Teenager)

Living with Grunting Teenage Boys (pdf 83 KB) An entertaining and revealing story from the mother of two adolescent boys, and some advice that has helped her with her parenting. (Teenager)

Lunches and Learning (pdf 67 KB)  How one family handled the transition to school, with some great tips for parents with children starting primary school. (Early school age) 

Off to Schoolies (pdf 75 KB) As her eldest son prepares to go to schoolies, a mother talks about what his independence means for the family.  (Teenager) 

Riding the Storm (pdf 95 KB) A mother shares her experience of parenting a boy with food intolerances, and provides some great tips for other parents facing this challenge.  (Primary school age) 

Supporting Shyness (pdf 87 KB) A story about responding to one child's unique personality and helping her to develop skills for being with other people.  (Primary school age) 

Terrific Twos (pdf 69 KB) A great example of how using empathy with young children can help to manage their behaviour and teach them skills about emotions and communciating. (Toddler) 

The First Goodbye (pdf 88 KB) A touching story about a child losing their beloved pet, and ways for parents to help children through such experiences of grief and loss. (Preschooler)   

The Poo-Covered Monster (pdf 63 KB) An amusing and informative anecdote about the struggle to manage a 2 year old's nap-time antics. (Toddler)

What Love Means (pdf 69 KB) A gentle reflection on how saying 'sorry' can strengthen and bring hope to family relationships. (All ages) 

When Love and Crime Collide (pdf 87 KB) A powerful story about the impact of a young family member committing a crime, and thoughts on how families can deal with such distressing events. (Teenager)