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Psych4Schools practical online resources are designed to support teachers, school leaders, psychologists and other professionals work more effectively with primary and junior secondary students, parents and colleagues.
Psych4Schools resources are now also available to parents/carers. Note some resources require professional understanding or specialist training in their implementation.
The best interests and wellbeing of the child is the primary focus of Psych4Schools resources.
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School refusal – new ebooklet
While many students will settle into school routines with ease, two psycho-social issues currently confront a number of Australian children in primary and junior secondary years – school refusal and separation anxiety. While adjustment to school can take time, the pandemic has also contributed to increased feelings of uncertainty, stress and anxiety for some children. […]
Helping young children return to school after remote learning
In some Australian states and territories children will return to school progressively over the next few weeks following lockdown periods. What can parents/carers and teachers do to help with this transition? The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) Melbourne recently presented a videoconference with an expert panel on helping Year F-2 children return to school. The panel […]
Helping to reduce pandemic fatigue and fear in children
Pandemic fatigue refers to the mental exhaustion that comes from the sustained increase of stress and uncertainty during the global pandemic of COVID-19. 1 The devastating impact of the coronavirus threatens our sense of control and safety causing concern, fear, and excessive worry. Increasingly, the issues surrounding COVID-19 and other life-threatening local, national, and global […]
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