New research shows that early intervention and family support is critical if foster children are to be re-united with their birth parents.

What can you do if school downplays your report of bullying?

Children can be badly affected, even from a distance, by natural disasters.

Children have a way of getting to the heart of things, and a new BBC documentary in the run-up to the anniversary of last year’s tsunami and nuclear crisis allows Japanese children the time and space to do exactly that.

A long-awaited report on the issue of children at risk in Victoria. It recommends sweeping changes to the way the state cares for its most vulnerable children.

Blogging may have psychological benefits for teens suffering from social anxiety, improving their self-esteem and helping them relate better to their friends, according to new research published by the American Psychological Association.

This article discusses resources, programs and other initiatives that address loss and grief of Indigenous people.

IT might be years before they have to find a job, pay their own bills or buy a house. But today's teenagers are not immune from the stress that comes with uncertain economic times and sky-rocketing costs of living.

Study says nine in 10 children have either been bullied or witnessed others being abused in school.

This article is written as reflection of personal journey working with attachment disordered children

This news article features Professor Beverley Raphael and discusses the impact exposure to media footage of 9/11 may have on children now.

This news article by the ABC discusses the use of volunteers in courts to assist children who must provide evidence unaccompanied in cases of abuse.

This forum brings together Walter Mikac, Professor Richard Bryant and Annie Cantwell-Bartl to discuss the topic of grief. They discuss peoples reaction to grief and also the issue of long term grief soon becoming a recognisable mental illness according to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders.

Listen to Professor Beverley Raphael, Russell D'Souza and Professor Tsuyoshi Akiyama discuss the psychological impact that disasters have on populations. They discuss the impact on children, adults and communities as well as discussing the resilience shown by these different groups. This interview is featured in part 3 of the program.