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The FIRST International Day of Play (25.05.2024)
Why is focusing on improving the classroom climate rather than a disciplinary climate important for Australian schools? (16.05.2023)
The Australian Child Maltreatment Study (ACMS) report and Childhood Adversity (05.04.2023)
Play therapists can equip teachers with mental health skills that assist in student learning (03.04.2023)

Is play the missing link for small firms?

Let’s press play on our professional lives and rediscover the power of fun. After all, a workforce that plays together stays together, and businesses that prioritise play are better positioned to innovate, grow, and thrive, writes Dr Kate Renshaw.

Seven reasons to prioritize play in the workplace

Declining productivity is a major concern globally. You might be ready to consider productivity and wellbeing from a different perspective: play!

Inside Out 2 is good for our health and a must-watch for parents and teens, says doctor

“Let’s take a cue from Riley and her emotions: embrace play, welcome all feelings, and remember that it’s okay to be a little messy.”

Play is Pivotal in Our Schools and in Development

Play circuits in our brains and a body built for movement mean we’re wired to discover through fun.

Embracing the joy of play: Celebrating the International Day of Play for all ages

The first-ever International Day of Play is observed today, June 11, 2024, and marks a significant milestone in our global efforts to preserve, promote, and prioritise play.

The United Nations General Assembly's resolution to adopt an International Day of Play serves as an annual reminder of the urgency to ensure and promote play across all ages.

Expert opinion: The innovative approaches being implemented in education, coaching, and learning

What innovative approaches are those in the education and coaching industries implementing to enrich learning experiences?

The hardest goodbye: When to let go of childhood comfort toys

Listen to Dr Kate Renshaw, Registered Play Therapist, on ABC Radio National Drive

Eli the elephant was lost at the Birregurra Railway Station. Can you help find her?

Dr Kate Renshaw spoke with Gavin McGarth from ABC to assist in the search for a brown furry elephant called Eli.

Why playtime is so important for kids

Creating playful moments with your child is essential for their emotional, social and cognitive development. Play Therapy University Scholars share some fun ideas.

Written by Emeritus Professor Karen Stagnitti, Dr Kate Renshaw and Dr Judi Parson.

24 September 2018