Setting Your Child Up For Success - Child Psychology, Development And Teaching Tips

Tim talks about the importance of family holidays, for children and parents. Tim talks about what parents can do to make to the holiday run smoothly and shares some good ideas about preparing and accommodating children while on holiday.Join the Setting Your Child Up For Success Facebook group:https://www.facebook.com/SettingYourChildUpforSuccess/Buy Tim's children's book:Lucy Brown Turns Upside Down: http://lucybrownwritesupsidedown.com/About Tim Dansie:Tim is a registered Teacher and Psychologist. He spent 12 years working in schools as a Teacher / Psychologist before establishing his own private practice working with children, families, teachers and schools. As a result, Tim has a unique understanding about what is required to improve a student’s educational and wellbeing outcomes.Tim currently consults to the Independent Schools Association, the Catholic Schools Association and the Education Department of South Australia.He also works with elite level athletes, consulting to the Adelaide Football Club in t

In the return of Setting Your Child Up For Success, Tim reviews the basics of what success looks like.He also tackles the topic of 'why?' - Why do children behave in certain ways? If we can understand why, we can modify, prevent and teach strategies to change behaviours.Join the Setting Your Child Up For Success Facebook group:https://www.facebook.com/SettingYourChildUpforSuccess/Buy Tim's children's book:Lucy Brown Turns Upside Down: http://lucybrownwritesupsidedown.com/About Tim Dansie:Tim is a registered Teacher and Psychologist. He spent 12 years working in schools as a Teacher / Psychologist before establishing his own private practice working with children, families, teachers and schools. As a result, Tim has a unique understanding about what is required to improve a student’s educational and wellbeing outcomes.Tim currently consults to the Independent Schools Association, the Catholic Schools Association and the Education Department of South Australia.He also works with elite level athletes, consulting

In the final episode of season 3, Tim answers questions of listeners while also giving his thoughts on topics such as mobile phone use, teenagers in bedrooms, siblings fighting and working with schools for better educational outcomes. A good listen to finish up an interesting series!New children's book by Tim out now!Lucy Brown Turns Upside Down: http://lucybrownwritesupsidedown.com/About Tim Dansie:Tim is a registered Teacher and Psychologist. He spent 12 years working in schools as a Teacher / Psychologist before establishing his own private practice working with children, families, teachers and schools. As a result, Tim has a unique understanding about what is required to improve a student’s educational and wellbeing outcomes.Tim currently consults to the Independent Schools Association, the Catholic Schools Association and the Education Department of South Australia.He also works with elite level athletes, consulting to the Adelaide Football Club in the AFL and as a Career Guidance person to Adelaide Unit

Tim Dansie talks to speech pathologist Vanessa Thompson about what parents can do to help to develop a child's speech. Vanessa also talks about how to identify a child who may need some help with their speech, while also talking about some great games parents can play with their children.Tune in!New children's book by Tim out now!Lucy Brown Turns Upside Down: http://lucybrownwritesupsidedown.com/About Tim Dansie:Tim is a registered Teacher and Psychologist. He spent 12 years working in schools as a Teacher / Psychologist before establishing his own private practice working with children, families, teachers and schools. As a result, Tim has a unique understanding about what is required to improve a student’s educational and wellbeing outcomes.Tim currently consults to the Independent Schools Association, the Catholic Schools Association and the Education Department of South Australia.He also works with elite level athletes, consulting to the Adelaide Football Club in the AFL and as a Career Guidance person to

Tim Dansie talks to Craig Wall, a veteran of the South Australian Police Force. Craig shares his insights on how parents can manage challenging teenagers while also working to establish clear communication with children. A father of two adult girls, Craig talks about learning to trust your children while giving them freedom to learn. A must listen!New children's book by Tim out now!Lucy Brown Turns Upside Down: http://lucybrownwritesupsidedown.com/About Tim Dansie:Tim is a registered Teacher and Psychologist. He spent 12 years working in schools as a Teacher / Psychologist before establishing his own private practice working with children, families, teachers and schools. As a result, Tim has a unique understanding about what is required to improve a student’s educational and wellbeing outcomes.Tim currently consults to the Independent Schools Association, the Catholic Schools Association and the Education Department of South Australia.He also works with elite level athletes, consulting to the Adelaide Footbal

Tim fronts up for a barrage of questions from Hannah, mother of Frankie (6) and Pearl (4), with no preparation or scripts!On the back of a wide range of topics, Tim shares many very practical insights applicable for any parent. New children's book by Tim out now!Lucy Brown Turns Upside Down: http://lucybrownwritesupsidedown.com/About Tim Dansie:Tim is a registered Teacher and Psychologist. He spent 12 years working in schools as a Teacher / Psychologist before establishing his own private practice working with children, families, teachers and schools. As a result, Tim has a unique understanding about what is required to improve a student’s educational and wellbeing outcomes.Tim currently consults to the Independent Schools Association, the Catholic Schools Association and the Education Department of South Australia.He also works with elite level athletes, consulting to the Adelaide Football Club in the AFL and as a Career Guidance person to Adelaide United in the A-League.Tim has vast experience working with

Tim Dansie talks with Mark Batistella, a current primary school Principal. Mark shares his insights about how schools function and what parents can do to support their children through school. This is particularly important to listen to if you have children in primary school.New children's book by Tim out now!Lucy Brown Turns Upside Down: http://lucybrownwritesupsidedown.com/About Tim Dansie:Tim is a registered Teacher and Psychologist. He spent 12 years working in schools as a Teacher / Psychologist before establishing his own private practice working with children, families, teachers and schools. As a result, Tim has a unique understanding about what is required to improve a student’s educational and wellbeing outcomes.Tim currently consults to the Independent Schools Association, the Catholic Schools Association and the Education Department of South Australia.He also works with elite level athletes, consulting to the Adelaide Football Club in the AFL and as a Career Guidance person to Adelaide United in th

It has been season packed with insights so far, so in this episode Tim Dansie takes the time to review the key learnings and help parents adopt the principles.New children's book by Tim out now!Lucy Brown Turns Upside Down: http://lucybrownwritesupsidedown.com/About Tim Dansie:Tim is a registered Teacher and Psychologist. He spent 12 years working in schools as a Teacher / Psychologist before establishing his own private practice working with children, families, teachers and schools. As a result, Tim has a unique understanding about what is required to improve a student’s educational and wellbeing outcomes.Tim currently consults to the Independent Schools Association, the Catholic Schools Association and the Education Department of South Australia.He also works with elite level athletes, consulting to the Adelaide Football Club in the AFL and as a Career Guidance person to Adelaide United in the A-League.Tim has vast experience working with children and families and he is able to offer a wide range of service

In this episode Tim Dansie talks to three young adults aged 18, 23 and 24 about how they were parented. A very enlightening chat with some excellent advice for parents on how to cope when a child doesn't quite get things right.New children's book by Tim out now!Lucy Brown Turns Upside Down: http://lucybrownwritesupsidedown.com/About Tim Dansie:Tim is a registered Teacher and Psychologist. He spent 12 years working in schools as a Teacher / Psychologist before establishing his own private practice working with children, families, teachers and schools. As a result, Tim has a unique understanding about what is required to improve a student’s educational and wellbeing outcomes.Tim currently consults to the Independent Schools Association, the Catholic Schools Association and the Education Department of South Australia.He also works with elite level athletes, consulting to the Adelaide Football Club in the AFL and as a Career Guidance person to Adelaide United in the A-League.Tim has vast experience working with c

Tim Dansie talks to Carey Sims, a social worker with over 25 years experience working with youth, sharing insights on how to communicate, support and develop a teenager who has respect and empathy. Carey talks about setting up meaningful consequences and rules for teens and parents. Some wonderful insights for what can be a great challenge for parents.New children's book by Tim out now!Lucy Brown Turns Upside Down: http://lucybrownwritesupsidedown.com/About Tim Dansie:Tim is a registered Teacher and Psychologist. He spent 12 years working in schools as a Teacher / Psychologist before establishing his own private practice working with children, families, teachers and schools. As a result, Tim has a unique understanding about what is required to improve a student’s educational and wellbeing outcomes.Tim currently consults to the Independent Schools Association, the Catholic Schools Association and the Education Department of South Australia.He also works with elite level athletes, consulting to the Adelaide Foo

Tim Dansie talks to Joni Combe, founder of 'Girl Power' workshops, about how we can empower our girls and help them grow to become successful and resilient adults.Joni has extensive experience in education and performing arts, and is the daughter of renowned children's entertainer Peter Combe. New children's book by Tim out now!Lucy Brown Turns Upside Down: http://lucybrownwritesupsidedown.com/About Tim Dansie:Tim is a registered Teacher and Psychologist. He spent 12 years working in schools as a Teacher / Psychologist before establishing his own private practice working with children, families, teachers and schools. As a result, Tim has a unique understanding about what is required to improve a student’s educational and wellbeing outcomes.Tim currently consults to the Independent Schools Association, the Catholic Schools Association and the Education Department of South Australia.He also works with elite level athletes, consulting to the Adelaide Football Club in the AFL and as a Career Guidance person to Ad

Victoria Wilkins, mother of four and full-time family lawyer, talks about how hard it is for parents to juggle work, children, relationships, friends and time for self. Victoria shares the challenges she has faced, the mistakes she has made while providing valuable insight about how parents can manage.New children's book by Tim out now!Lucy Brown Turns Upside Down: http://lucybrownwritesupsidedown.com/About Tim Dansie:Tim is a registered Teacher and Psychologist. He spent 12 years working in schools as a Teacher / Psychologist before establishing his own private practice working with children, families, teachers and schools. As a result, Tim has a unique understanding about what is required to improve a student’s educational and wellbeing outcomes.Tim currently consults to the Independent Schools Association, the Catholic Schools Association and the Education Department of South Australia.He also works with elite level athletes, consulting to the Adelaide Football Club in the AFL and as a Career Guidance pers

Tim Dansie is joined by Mary Crouch, University Lecturer in Teaching and Physical Education, to talk about how parents can encourage their children into sport and keep them in sport through adolescence. Mary and Tim talk about how to be a supportive parent whilst also role modelling to children the importance of involvement in healthy pursuits.New children's book by Tim out now!Lucy Brown Turns Upside Down: http://lucybrownwritesupsidedown.com/About Tim Dansie:Tim is a registered Teacher and Psychologist. He spent 12 years working in schools as a Teacher / Psychologist before establishing his own private practice working with children, families, teachers and schools. As a result, Tim has a unique understanding about what is required to improve a student’s educational and wellbeing outcomes.Tim currently consults to the Independent Schools Association, the Catholic Schools Association and the Education Department of South Australia.He also works with elite level athletes, consulting to the Adelaide Football Cl

Tim Dansie interviews Sarah, a mother with three children including two who are diabetic. Sarah is also a highly experienced school teacher and educator. Tim and Sarah talk about receiving the diagnosis, education and managing all of the challenges associated with raising children with chronic illness.New children's book by Tim out now!Lucy Brown Turns Upside Down: http://lucybrownwritesupsidedown.com/About Tim Dansie:Tim is a registered Teacher and Psychologist. He spent 12 years working in schools as a Teacher / Psychologist before establishing his own private practice working with children, families, teachers and schools. As a result, Tim has a unique understanding about what is required to improve a student’s educational and wellbeing outcomes.Tim currently consults to the Independent Schools Association, the Catholic Schools Association and the Education Department of South Australia.He also works with elite level athletes, consulting to the Adelaide Football Club in the AFL and as a Career Guidance pers

After a long lay off, Tim Dansie is back for season three of Setting Your Child Up For Success.He introduces the new season, which will feature many insightful interviews covering many different aspects of parenting and raising successful kids.In a general discussion, Tim also shares some observations from the school yard, including kids not taking responsibility for their possessions, overloaded lunch boxes and much more.New children's book by Tim out now!Lucy Brown Turns Upside Down: http://lucybrownwritesupsidedown.com/About Tim Dansie:Tim is a registered Teacher and Psychologist. He spent 12 years working in schools as a Teacher / Psychologist before establishing his own private practice working with children, families, teachers and schools. As a result, Tim has a unique understanding about what is required to improve a student’s educational and wellbeing outcomes.Tim currently consults to the Independent Schools Association, the Catholic Schools Association and the Education Department of South Australia

This can be a difficult topic, because many parents believe that their teenagers don't want to have fun with them! The reality is though, this is often not true.It comes down to how we go about it. We need to provide the opportunity for fun, but be mindful of the timing - for example, when teens have their friends over, or a huge pile of homework, is not the ideal time for hanging out with parents.Having fun with teenagers is important for your relationship, it creates great memories and enables everyone to take a break from the typical household pressures and demands.Listen in now to find out more parenting strategies.About Tim Dansie:Tim is a registered Teacher and Psychologist. He spent 12 years working in schools as a Teacher / Psychologist before establishing his own private practice working with children, families, teachers and schools. As a result, Tim has a unique understanding about what is required to improve a student’s educational and wellbeing outcomes.Tim currently consults to the Independent Sc

Transitioning from the structure of school to the 'freedom' of young adulthood is a big shift and challenge not just for the teen, but also the parents.It can be a time of uncertainty and vulnerability, as the teen takes the next big step towards their future. The stability of school hours has gone, friendship group dynamics have changed and life is looking very different.As a parent, you need to understand how best to help your teen make these big adjustments, as well as continuing to manage the boundaries you set for your household.Tune in to find out more!About Tim Dansie:Tim is a registered Teacher and Psychologist. He spent 12 years working in schools as a Teacher / Psychologist before establishing his own private practice working with children, families, teachers and schools. As a result, Tim has a unique understanding about what is required to improve a student’s educational and wellbeing outcomes.Tim currently consults to the Independent Schools Association, the Catholic Schools Association and the Ed

If you're a parent, you'll know that teenagers present us with many challenging behaviours! And, whether you like it or not, this is normal.So, how do we deal with these behaviours?The key is communication. And that can mean biting our tongues, listening and letting our teens talk. And when we go offer correction, getting the timing right is important.Tim shares many more tips and insights in this episode (including a few bonus points about social media for parents).About Tim Dansie:Tim is a registered Teacher and Psychologist. He spent 12 years working in schools as a Teacher / Psychologist before establishing his own private practice working with children, families, teachers and schools. As a result, Tim has a unique understanding about what is required to improve a student’s educational and wellbeing outcomes.Tim currently consults to the Independent Schools Association, the Catholic Schools Association and the Education Department of South Australia.He also works with elite level athletes, consulting to t

An increasing amount of teenagers are struggling with their mental health. In this day and age our young people are under more stress, and the inability to cope with that stress leads to mental health struggles.There are a number of triggers for teenage stress, including school pressures, social media and relationships. As parents, it is important that we help our teenagers establish a good sense of wellbeing, and learn how to take care of their mental health. Tim Dansie explains how.About Tim Dansie:Tim is a registered Teacher and Psychologist. He spent 12 years working in schools as a Teacher / Psychologist before establishing his own private practice working with children, families, teachers and schools. As a result, Tim has a unique understanding about what is required to improve a student’s educational and wellbeing outcomes.Tim currently consults to the Independent Schools Association, the Catholic Schools Association and the Education Department of South Australia.He also works with elite level athlete

Change can be difficult for people of all ages, but it is magnified even more during the teenage years. Teenagers are already going through so much personal change, so when external factors bring change, in the form family dynamics, friendships, schooling, sporting and extracurricular activities and more, our young adults can find it tough to cope. What can we do as parents to help? Tim Dansie explains. About Tim Dansie:Tim is a registered Teacher and Psychologist. He spent 12 years working in schools as a Teacher / Psychologist before establishing his own private practice working with children, families, teachers and schools. As a result, Tim has a unique understanding about what is required to improve a student’s educational and wellbeing outcomes.Tim currently consults to the Independent Schools Association, the Catholic Schools Association and the Education Department of South Australia.He also works with elite level athletes, consulting to the Adelaide Football Club in the AFL and as a Career Guidance pe