Wellbeing

New research shows that by teaching our children to practice the right way, they can reach their goals, and become reliable and dependable, writes Maryam Abdullah.

Gamifying wellbeing is part of a new program that's helping students to de-stress and maintain focus, writes Professor Dianne Vella-Brodrick, University of Melbourne.

We may be teaching children to be afraid of exams, rather than encouraging them to see exams as a positive challenge, writes Mandie Shean.

The impact of VCE pressure on mental health, treating parents for a child's anxiety, and teaching kids to cross the road safely.

Leading adolescent and child psychologist Michael Carr-Gregg has co-authored a new book on mood-boosting snacks for kids and teenagers, writes Shane Green.

Driving children to and from school has created a 'backseat generation' that is missing out on vital exercise.

Louka Parry has a personal mantra: control your tech, or it will control you.

Parents are at the frontline of keeping children safe online, but all of us have a role in protecting children from harm, writes eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant.

Why getting kids outside matters more than ever, encouraging conversations between adults and children, and parenting with MND.