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Kate Strohm, founder of Siblings Australia, talks about the positive impact siblings can have on the wellbeing of a child with disability.
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A series of podcasts to help families understand some of the complex issues of parenting a child with cerebral palsy

Kate Strohm, founder of Siblings Australia, talks about the positive impact siblings can have on the wellbeing of a child with disability.

Angela Dew discusses the transition of care from ageing parents to siblings, for people with cerebral palsy 40 years and over.

For some children and adults with cerebral palsy, controlling saliva can be very difficult. In this podcast, speech pathologist, Leigha Dark...

The act of making sounds or speech is something most of us take for granted, yet 60% of children with cerebral palsy have some type of speec...

Learning to communicate with others, and ensuring that you’re understood, is a vital part of any child’s early development. In this podcast,...

Literacy, or the ability to read and write letters and text, is an important set of skills for your child to develop. However some research...

Marelle Thornton AM is President of The Spastic Centre of New South Wales and the mother of an adult daughter with cerebral palsy. In this p...

Inclusion is about taking part in social, cultural, educational and sporting activities, regardless of our background or ability. As recreat...

In this podcast, youth worker Peter Horsley shares his insights about how parents can help their teenagers disabilities develop an all-impor...

In this podcast, occupational therapist and seating consultant, Natalie Carden, explains the benefits of powered mobility for children with...

In this podcast, Melissa Perrett who is the Health Manager of a large disability service, explains the various medical conditions that can b...

Speech pathologist, Anna Bech, explains the benefits of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) - the use of gestures, facial expre...

In the last of four podcasts about behaviour management, Jenny Griffiths discusses how you can help your child to learn new skills and behav...

In the third of four podcasts, social work consultant Jenny Griffiths looks at how you can successfully set goals and plan ahead to manage y...

In the second of four podcasts, social work consultant Jenny Griffiths explains the role of parent and child related triggers in managing ch...

In the first of four podcasts, social work consultant Jenny Griffiths, talks about the often challenging topic of behaviour management and h...

How can relaxation and helpful thinking build your child’s resilience? This is the question that social work consultant Jenny Griffiths addr...

In Part Two of the resilience podcasts, social work consultant Jenny Griffiths explains how problem solving can be a powerful tool for build...

Social work consultant Jenny Griffiths will share her insights about why it’s so important to help kids with a disability to develop their a...

Jaye Chadwick shares her insights about what she, her husband and her family have experienced and learned about being a brother or sister to...

Social worker Kate Hooke shares her experience about how to best handle your child’s growing awareness of their disability. 0:00:29 Question...

Jaye Chadwick, physiotherapist and Mum of Kate who has cerebral palsy, talks about the benefits of respite for both children with a disabili...

They’re the days we’d rather not have, but, at one time or another, all parents of a child with a disability have experienced what social wo...

If you have a child with a disability and have been struggling to find some ‘me time’ lately, this podcast is for you. Paul Mavromatis ident...

Social work consultant, Natalie Morton, discusses the impact that having a child with a disability can have on parents’ relationships and ta...

Eating and socializing together is important for people in all cultures. Sometimes, chewing and swallowing can be hard for children with cer...

In Part 2 of this podcast, speech pathologist, Sudi Veerabangsa, explains some of the ways parents can assist children who have eating diffi...

Speech pathologist, Sudi Veerabangsa, takes us through the types of mealtime difficulties that people with a disability may experience, expl...

Over the years, Paul Mavromatis has worked with many families who have a child with a disability. Here, he draws on his experience in facili...

Finding out that your child has a disability is one of the most stressful and traumatic situations that a parent has to face. In this podcas...

Liz Foy, who has many years of experience working with families who have a child with a disability, talks about how parents of newly-diagnos...

This podcast is for parents whose child has just been diagnosed with cerebral palsy, or for grandparents whose grandchild has been diagnosed...