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Wednesday 16 Jan 2019 · Parenting
Parents of children with autism will nod, smile, laugh, shed a tear – and gain great insight and encouragement - from a moving new documentary called DAD.
Friday 11 Jan 2019 · Parenting
The world our children will work in needs them to be willing to discard the way things have always been in order to try new things.
Thursday 10 Jan 2019 · Parenting
Limits for teens need to be about their safety, not control. But if you have a teenager being reckless, a curfew can get you through that difficult season.
Thursday 27 Dec 2018 · Parenting
Not everyone has a fabulous trip every school holidays. Plenty of other families have a quiet day ahead, just like yours.
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7 hot tips to help you chill out with your kids, avoid too much expense and still make wonderful summer holiday memories!
Friday 21 Dec 2018 · Open House · Open House Interviews
Adoption raises many sensitivities and concerns but it's time to talk about it. There are changes coming to adoption law in New South Wales and moves to make state laws more consistent across Australia. Two of Anglicare NSW's most experienced staff, Liz Byrne and Sue Madden, talked us through the current thinking on adoption and some touching personal insights into what it means for a child to have a family they know they will be with forever.
Thursday 20 Dec 2018 · Open House · Open House Interviews
Professor Susan Rutland, Emeritus Professor of Religion from the University of Sydney spoke on Open House about her research on SRE. She says SRE is an import mechanism for children to find their identity and that to remove religion is to weaken multiculturalism in Australia.
Listen: Dr Marcus Carter in conversation with Stephen O’Doherty. An expert in gaming research warns that the ‘loot boxes’ in popular games are harmful and that there is a great deal of crossover between games and gambling in terms of not just the technology and psychology used to develop them but also in the negative […]
Thursday 13 Dec 2018 · Open House · Open House Interviews
The revelation that a Chinese researcher has edited the genes of twin girls shocked and stunned the world. Margo Somerville, Professor of Bioethics at the university of Notre Dame Australia discussed the ethical minefield this development opens.
Wednesday 12 Dec 2018 · Open House · Open House Interviews
If you are dealing with the suicide of a loved one, it is important to find support to make sense of what has happened, deal with your grief and learn how to live with your loss. On 'Open House' Colleen Fitzpatrick spoke with Stephen O'Doherty about the work of the Support After Suicide Group run by the NSW Coroner.
Wednesday 12 Dec 2018 · Parenting
New smart toys are capable of listening to your child. If they’re hearing things, they’re probably transmitting that information as well.
Thursday 22 Nov 2018 · Parenting
Rewards may control children’s behaviour in the immediate context, but studies show that they can (and regularly do) have negative consequences.
