New laws will change how young people go online. While regulation is a positive step forward, real safety begins at home.

Many young people experience anxiety which often affects their overall wellbeing and confidence.

Sibling relationships play a powerful role in shaping a young person's social and emotional development.

Many families are facing the very real challenge of addressing mobile phone separation anxiety in their children.

Research shows that large-scale disasters can have an emotional impact on children and young people well beyond the immediate event.

When children experience trauma, it profoundly disrupts their sense of safety and normalcy, manifesting in significant emotional and behavioural changes.

Periods of change often require young people to strengthen the skills needed to manage uncertainty, adjust to new environments and build resilience.

New laws will change how young people go online. While regulation is a positive step forward, real safety begins at home.

Experimentation with substances such as alcohol or drugs in adolescence, can quickly develop into risky or harmful patterns.

There is no such thing as perfect parenting; families and children differ, but learning parenting styles helps choose approaches that support each child's growth.

World Mental Health Day, observed on 10 October each year, is a global initiative that highlights the importance of mental health to overall wellbeing.

Rise of mental health concerns among young people, including anxiety, depression, and self-harm, is amplified by stress, media, and societal expectations.

Many young people experience anxiety which often affects their overall wellbeing and confidence.

Sibling relationships play a powerful role in shaping a young person's social and emotional development.

NAIDOC (National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance) runs from 3 - 10 July 2022. (Jul 7-14)

Gender diversity recognises identities and expressions that exist beyond the traditional binary of male and female.

Young people today are navigating a rapidly changing world - economically, socially and emotionally.

Cybersafety empowers young people to navigate the digital world responsibly and safely.

Harmony Week is about inclusiveness, respect and belonging for all Australians, regardless of cultural or linguistic background. (Mar 18-24 - AU)

In today's hyper-connected world, young people are exposed to curated snapshots of other people's lives, from picture-perfect holidays and academic achievements.

The Wellbeing Barometer survey has become an essential resource for schools, providing valuable insights into youth mental health and wellbeing.

Nurturing confidence and motivation helps your child set goals and celebrate success.

In today's world, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has infiltrated almost every aspect of our lives, including relationships.

In today's economic climate, parents and caregivers need to discuss the cost of living with their children, despite the instinct to shield them from life's challenges.

Although we want our children to succeed academically, the foundation for success lies not just in intelligence or motivation, but in the study habits they develop.

Eating anxiety encompasses stress, worry, or fear associated with eating and can appear in forms, such as a refusal of all foods or an aversion to textures or flavours.

Snus and nicotine pouches are gaining popularity among youth as smokeless tobacco (SLT) products.

The International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Intersexism, and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT) emphasises importance of educating about diversity and inclusivity.

Cultural diversity enriches communities by uniting cultures, traditions, and histories.

Toxic achievement culture is a critical societal issue where an individual's self-worth is entangled to their academic or extracurricular achievements.

Today's generation of children and adolescents face a unique and concerning environment regarding gambling.

Boarding schools offer a structured environment where students live, study, and grow alongside their peers.

Safe partying tips for young people. It is possible to have fun and still avoid risky situations.

In our globally connected world, children can often encounter distressing images and stories of war and conflict through the 24-hour news cycle and social media.

Supporting your teenager through their final school exams can be extremely daunting for parents.

Respectful relationships value thoughts, feelings, boundaries, and foster communication and empathy.

Neurodiversity celebrates the natural variation in human cognition, embracing unique minds and perspectives.

Social media influencers wield significant power, shaping opinions, particularly among young people.

Many families are facing the very real challenge of addressing mobile phone separation anxiety in their children.

Recent studies indicate rising mental health disorders among young people.

As a parent or caregiver of a boarding student, you may find that parenting from afar comes with its own set of unique challenges.

Victims and witnesses should be encouraged to stand up to the aggressors.

Disappointment is a natural part of life that young people will encounter as they navigate through different experiences.

Learning to recognise the emotions that occur following a disaster can help us better understand these feelings and become more effective in coping with them.

Bullying, harassment, discrimination and violence are behaviours that can contribute to negative social environments.

Many parents are concerned about the addictive effects of gaming, however not all gaming should be viewed negatively.

Boarding schools are often a melting pot of multiculturalism and ethnic diversity.

'Sextortion' has been an issue for over a decade, with many adults falling victim to this type of online crime.

In today's world, it is becoming apparent that some young people are being influenced by the language around them.

Although boarding schools today are very different to half a century ago, one thing that has remained the same and is still an issue for many boarding students is homesickness.

Despite the peace keeping attempts, the conflict in Ukraine continues to escalate with many refugees fleeing the country to escape the violent attacks by Russian troops.

Parents play an important role in modelling a positive screen use approach by establishing some ground rules.

Parenting adolescents can be exhausting and often demanding, but no parent has all of the answers all of the time.

Willingly or not, we have all been exposed to a piece of bad news that has lingered in our thoughts for days afterwards.

Although life is always filled with uncertainty, the levels we are currently experiencing are unprecedented and immense.

Loyal friendships are built upon teaching your child to be a good friend and the traits necessary to maintain friendships.

The very first Mother's Day was celebrated in West Virginia in 1908.

Over recent months, there has been growing concern about the epidemic affecting young people in relation to use of e-cigarettes and the pastime of vaping.

Girls need positive role models. However, many parents are projecting gender bias onto their daughters without realising it.

When a child starts high school, they suddenly become one of the youngest and newest kids at school all over again - a small fish in a big pond!

Starting high school is a rite of passage posing many new challenges, but also offering exciting new opportunities.

Talking to your teenager about alcohol consumption and the potential dangers associated with it can be tricky and overwhelming.

Raising boys can be challenging, but also rewarding, and shouldn't be considered the same as they do have individual differences.

Over the centuries, the role of fathers has evolved.

School refusal is not considered to be a mental illness. It's considered to be more of an emotional or behavioural problem.

Practising gratitude is often associated with happiness. It's a state of wellbeing that encompasses living a good life.

Although the final year of school can be a stressful time for students, there are strategies that can be applied to reduce anxiety and allow students to perform best.

Starting at a new school is a significant transition that can involve psychological challenges and evoke a range of emotional responses.

As families prepare to celebrate Christmas, often the true meaning of Christmas can be lost due the commercial exploitation of this time of year.

Fostering resilience requires strengthening family, community and children's own resources.

Being a parent is difficult, but being a step-parent is a whole new challenge. It is the fastest growing demographic.

Because parenting doesn't come with instructions, there is no such thing as the 'perfect parent'.

Kids will display varying degrees of psychological trauma depending on their age, personality and past experiences.

Grief is like a fingerprint, it's unique to everyone, and so is the way you process it.

The current craze sweeping the nation, is an online game called 'Fortnite: Battle Royale'.

Mindfulness can help children calm their minds and make the most of their life.

Teenagers are the most sleep-deprived demographic, an under-recognised problem.

Children today are exposed to more discussion about body image than previous generations.

Eating disorders are the biggest killers of any psychiatric illness for young people.

Exercise improves cognitive function, elevates mood & improves learning.

Diet has a direct affect on brain development, learning & academic outcomes.

Final year students are considered a high-risk group for depression and anxiety.

Starting prep, transitioning to secondary or even starting a new school can be stressful.

Students need to take responsibility for when to study and when to socialise.

Betting companies are developing instant gratification for sensation-seeking adolescents.

Young people today don't have the maturity to use their digital devices responsibly.

Parents feel ill-equipped to have conversations around pornography with their kids.

What kids do and post online, the sites they visit and the things they say is permanent.

Sexting has rewound from teens and seeped into the playgrounds of primary schools.

Self-harm is often used by young people as a way to cope with negative experiences.

Low self-esteem is often flagged as a predictor of adolescent depression.