Individual support with a clinician
The Child Behaviour Research Clinic offers treatment services to parents of children aged 2-years to 9-years and 11-months. We provide evidence-based parenting programs delivered by telehealth designed to improve child behaviour and promote positive parent-child interactions.
How can I start?
The Child Behaviour Research Clinic is a self-referral clinic. If you are interested in participating in any of our programs, please contact us directly to discuss your family’s eligibility and suitability for our clinic.
Online delf-directed parenting programs and resources
Online self-directed parenting programs are programs that you can complete at your own pace.
ParentWorks
This is a freely available parenting program that is suitable for mothers and fathers and has been developed by the Child Behaviour Research Clinic. The program provides evidence-based parenting strategies and is suitable for families of children aged 2-17 years. The program consists of 5-8 online modules (20-30min duration), which you are free to work on at your own pace.
Family Man
This program was developed in collaboration with Movember and is available and suitable for all parents and carers. This is a free, evidence-based parenting program designed to support parents to manage challenging behaviours (e.g. tantrums, non-compliance and aggression) whilst taking a team based approach. The program consists of three short episodes, all of which take about 1 hour to watch.
The Growing Minds Check-In is a free new wellbeing Check-In for Australian parents and caregivers of children aged from birth to 17 years.
The Check-In is designed for parents and caregivers to get a snapshot of their child’s wellbeing. We designed this to be brief and easy for you to use. The Check-In will not provide a diagnosis and is not a comprehensive mental health assessment. If you are seeking a clinical assessment for your child, please speak to your child’s GP or another mental health professional.
Accessing Immediate Support
The Child Behaviour Research Clinic is not a crisis service and we are unable to provide immediate support.
If you or someone you know is experiencing distress and are in need of immediate mental health support, call 000.