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Paradise Kids
- General Practitioner, Psychologist
- 88 Allied Dr Arundel, QLD 4214
- Closed
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Oct 20, 2015
Gold C.:
Anonymous post no. 1777 - submitted via http://bit.ly/1KBWtA7
Can anybody recommend someone/somewhere to help a 4 year old with grief...
Katherine G.:
http://www.paradisekids.org.au/ and best wishes to you xoxox Frequently Mentioned on Social Media
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Referral from March 1, 2015
Northern C. asked:
#Anonymous post submitted via http://goo.gl/O3Mgeu - no.889
Is it possible to take your children to a child's psychologist before an inevitable traumatic event to help...
Nadine B. replied:
http://www.paradisekids.org.au/.../grief-and-loss-programs/
Jane H. replied:
Anon I do not know what you are wanting to assist your children with, but I would consult with your GP first as they will be able to advise you as to who would be the best person. I refer a lot of people to Ann at Barnados Counselling in Broadbeach. She has years and years of experience. I refer a lot of families that I counsel to her. All the best.
Chloe G. replied:
Go to medicross Coomera and get a healthcare plan to see Amanda Frame, 10 free sessions, she specializes in children and trauma
Nicky C. replied:
Ring Paradise Kids
Taralee J. replied:
Paradise Kids can help too, I think...
Kelly-Anne S. replied:
Definitely get in touch with the wonderful people at Paradise Kids.. Well worth contacting, they offer fantastic compassionate dedicated counseling services and courses for children (and parents) and are well worth taking the time to talk to.. All the best
Erica M. replied:
Sabrina Louise
Nicole C. replied:
Body Mind Soul Clinic
Sabrina L. replied:
Hypnotherapy for children will also help the child keep a positive mindset before the traumatic event ... it will help creating an understanding and calmness... my website is www.beyondyourthoughts.com if you would like to have a read about it!
Stacy C. replied:
Also remember that you are looking at things from an adults perspective. Sometimes kids are more accepting of "traumatic" events than adults are as they see them in very simplistic terms. Kerry Marsh from Solutions for Life is a great child psychologist but speak to your GP first as you may not necessarily need to take the next step.
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