By Myra Jennings, Child & Adolescent Clinical & Counselling Psychologist When teenagers struggle to attend school, families often find themselves caught between their child’s distress and the school’s expectations around
By Myra Jennings, Child & Adolescent Clinical & Counselling Psychologist Over the past few years, I have seen a noticeable increase in the number of teenagers struggling to attend school
By Myra Jennings, Child & Adolescent Clinical & Counselling Psychologist If you are a parent whose teenager is struggling to attend school, you are not alone. As a clinical psychologist
Many parents seek an ADHD assessment for their child after noticing difficulties with attention, organisation or school performance. However, these challenges can sometimes be linked to other factors such as
For many families, receiving an ADHD diagnosis brings a sense of clarity. Difficulties that may have previously felt confusing or frustrating often begin to make more sense when viewed through
ADHD can present differently depending on a child’s developmental stage. Some children show clear signs during the primary school years when classroom expectations increase, while others begin to struggle later
Myra Jenning Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychologist The return to school, whether after summer break, a holiday, or a period of disruption, can stir up a mix of excitement and
The recent attack on Jewish Australians celebrating Chanukah at Bondi have been deeply distressing for many in our community. We would also like to acknowledge that the event has also
