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“It really doesn’t take as near as much to intervene well with children and support their wellbeing, than it does much further down the track. Not only will it save us money, but we’ll have these wonderful, brilliant children who will achieve their full potential.”
Prof. Helen Milroy, consultant psychiatrist with the Western Australia Department of Health, specialising in child and adolescent psychiatry,
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“It was such a huge relief to find you and your incredible work! I came home after a particularly hard school drop of with my daughter who is 9. I was in tears and desperate to find something to help her as she struggles with Dyslexia and high anxiety. Thankfully I stumbled across you and your wonderful work. It has been a beacon of light!!”
Sarah, Mum of 2
"Your program was amazing! My son has a lot of trouble identifying and understanding emotions, but he has learnt so much through your program. You are helping so many young people to grow up more resilient"
Chantell
“My daughter is really impressed with the program. It has given her more confidence and extended her vocabulary when it comes to expressing how she is feeling. Highly recommended!!“
Cassie Nolan - Paint the Swan REaD Literary Campaign Administrator
“This course is really, really, really, really easy to navigate. Great work. This should be govt funded for people to access as preventative mental health. It's so good."
Elisha Sea - educational consultant
“The boys wanted to do it straightaway, it’s super easy and they’re fully engaged! Loving your videos. They think you’re funny so that’s a win with kids.”
Sophie Bretag
“I think your course’s topics are good psychological armour.”
Sarah Brown
"I didn’t even need to think about it, I just decided to sign up straight away. What an awesome resource this is for kids and families."
Lisa
“My kids learned a lot about themselves and how to look after their own mental health and wellbeing”
Sara Foster
“The kids laughed and laughed and laughed! Now they are looking forward to the next one too ”
Lisa S
“Soph keeps asking to do the next module and loves the humour!”
Meg Collins
“It’s good to have a program for home schoolers to access because as right now there is almost nothing on acceptance.”
Ruth
“I can vouch for his home program being fantastic, we have really enjoyed doing it together – would highly recommend”
Samantha
“We love the program. One of the cool things Daisy said about it was that she really liked hearing stories that sound like her, especially the imagination and daydreaming video”
Kitty Black
“I was googling ideas to maximise my sons funding and thought it would really help both of our kids.”
Kim
“I come across your website while doing a bit of parenting research for my children. We have a couple of diagnosis – ADHD and ASD and I took your site to our NDIS plan manager to see if we could utilise this as home help, looking forward to getting started with the kids.”
Jas
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A: Kids aged 5 to 12.
A: I don’t get specific, because I want all kids to relate to what I’m saying, I keep things very generalised.
A: Yes definitely. Lots of autistic kids are using the program with their families. It’s even being used by a specialist school for autism in Queensland.
A: Inspiring Kids program, does contain some basic animation, but nothing that would be considered intense. I’d suggest watching the preview videos to get an idea of what the graphics and animations look like. And no there are no loud noises or sound effects.
A: Yes. Every child will be able to take something away from the course, even if it’s simply being able to notice and manage their thoughts and emotions so they can live a more emotionally balanced life as they grow up.
A: Yes! The videos come with closed captions.
Inspiring Kids is not a quick fix for children with disruptive behavioural issues and is not intended to take the place of professional therapy, counselling or medical treatment. If a parent has any concerns about their child’s wellbeing, they should seek medical treatment from a qualified professional.
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