The transition to parenthood is often described as one of life’s most profound changes. While much of the focus during pregnancy and the postnatal period understandably centres on mothers and babies, there is growing recognition that fathers are navigating their...
As a clinical psychologist, one of the most common concerns I hear from parents is, “Is this normal, or should I be worried?” Childhood is full of fears – some fleeting, some more persistent – and it can be surprisingly hard to tell the difference between...
Written by Clinical Psychology Registrar, Shireen Ali Often, the first signs that a child is struggling are small, quiet changes in their behaviour. Many parents come into our service feeling worried, confused or overwhelmed by these shifts, especially when they’re...
Written by Dr Emily O’Leary, Clinical Psychologist at Foundations Clinic, Brisbane. Dedicated to supporting women through pregnancy, postpartum, and the early years with evidence-based, compassionate care. “I smiled at everyone around the table. Then I locked...
When High-Functioning Parents Fall Apart They never miss a feed. They sign up for every developmental milestone class. Their home is spotless, baby bag organised, and their baby photos… perfectly filtered. They’re not just coping, they’re excelling. At...
