Child psychology & adolescent psychology
OK Kids & Teens Wellbeing School Holiday Programs - July 8th & 15th
Masters Psychology is proud to present the OK Kids Wellbeing Program, which is is a preventative group program tailored for Year 4-6 & Year 7-9 students who may experience challenges such as overthinking, worries, and stress. Over the course of two weeks, students will acquire skills to effectively manage strong emotions. For many, this will involve learning techniques to cope with stress, alleviate worries, and enhance resilience and confidence.
Learn basic mental health skills
Identify strong emotions
Learn healthy coping habits
Navigate a busy brain
Foster healthy friendships
Every year, numerous students benefit from these skills, finding that with practice, they can better regulate their emotions, improve relationships with peers and family, and tackle academic challenges more effectively.
Cost: FREE
DISCLAIMER: Submitting this Expression of Interest is the first step in the enrolment process. A brief screening will be completed with you prior to confirming your child’s place in the program. Following this, we will confirm your consent and finalise enrolment before any payment is taken. Please note that submitting this form does not guarantee a place in the program but allows us to proceed to the next screening step.
Register your interest and our team will call you for the suitability and MHTP options. Choose the age group below and click through to the interest form.
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Learning skills to manage emotions, navigate friends, set boundaries, develop healthy self-esteem, and cope with perfectionism are important. Giving a child these skills can be a lifelong gift and promote positive mental health. Children may struggle to express their issues, but a child psychologist can help them find their voice and address their worries.
Children experiencing low mood may present with irritability or other challenging behaviors. Helping your child learn coping strategies can be empowering and rewarding for both the child and the family.
At Masters Psychology, our child psychologists have extensive experience supporting children and adolescents with various issues, such as anxiety, depression, school performance, and resilience. We also work with gifted children, providing them with tools to navigate their strengths and differences.
Common reasons parents seek our services include poor confidence, behavioral issues, anxiety, sleep difficulties, assessments, and a range of emotional, behavioral, and learning challenges.
DOES my child need to see a psychologist?
At Masters Psychology, our child psychologists have a wealth of experience in providing support for children and adolescents with a wide range of issues. We understand that every child is unique, and we tailor our approach to meet their individual needs.
Our team of experienced child psychologists is dedicated to helping children and their families’ overcome challenges and develop the skills they need to thrive. Whether your child is struggling with anxiety, depression, poor school performance, or any other issue, we are here to provide the support and guidance they need.
We also work with children who score well on intelligence tests, providing them with specific tools and skills to navigate their strengths and differences. Our goal is to help these children reach their full potential and develop the confidence and resilience they need to succeed.
If you are concerned about your child's well-being, we encourage you to reach out to our team. We offer a warm, non-judgmental environment where your child can feel safe and supported. Together, we can work to address the challenges they are facing and help them build a brighter future.
Common Reasons for Seeking Child Psychology Services
Some of the most common reasons parents bring their children in to see our child psychologists include:
Poor confidence or self-esteem issues
Acting out, rude or aggressive behaviours
Shy and anxious or clingy and tearful
Sleep difficulties or inability to put themselves to sleep without significant assistance from a parent
IQ assessments
Autism Spectrum Disorder Assessments and treatment
Issues at school
Emotional regulation
Trauma
Challenging behaviours
Anxiety
Depression
Learning difficulties
Attention problems
Executive functioning delays
Bullying
Abuse
Grief and loss due to family bereavement, separation, or divorce
Suicidal thoughts
Adjustment concerns (new school, divorce, friendships)
Eating disorders
Substance use
Our team of experienced child psychologists is dedicated to providing compassionate and evidence-based support to help children and families overcome these challenges. We create a warm, open, and non-judgmental environment to ensure the best possible outcomes.
Meet the Team (from left to right)
Jessica Gorman, Registered Clinical Psychologist, Vinola Adams, Clinical Psychologist Registrar, Priya Ramu, Registered Psychologist (Senior), More info on our team profiles.
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