Sharing positivity with the world

Welcome to our Free Resources Hub. Here you will find a collection of practical tools, articles, podcasts, posters, videos and downloadable resources designed to support the wellbeing of children, young people, parents, educators, professionals and school communities.

Digital assets pack

If you’re hosting an event with Positive Minds Australia, please feel free to download our digital assets which include:

  • Our Positive Minds Australia Logo.
  • Madhavi Nawana Parker’s professional photo.
  • Madhavi Nawana Parker’s bio.
  • A QR Code to our website for your community to learn more.
  • Links to our social media accounts to stay in touch and updated with helpful advice and inspiration.

11 positive ways to help children with their parents parting ways

Parent separation from a child’s perspective eBook.

Helping children to be a solution star and find ways to solve their problems

This is an instructional poster designed to teach children how to be a solution star and find ways to solve their problems.

4 steps to be the boss of problem solving

Be the boss poster

Turn thumbs down the right way up!

Thumbs Up Poster.

6 tricks to keep your cool

Keep calm poster

Take your pick on a smiling trick

The smiling star poster.

How to know if a problem is big or small

Perspectives Poster

12 positive ways to help children with grief and loss

When children experience grief eBook.

10 tips for healthy screen time and social media boundaries

Too much screen time for young people can lead to impaired social emotional literacy, lower empathy and problem solving ability and difficulties in self-regulation.

When is it OK for a child to quit?

Feature article in the online kids Magazine kiddo by Madhavi Parker.

Handling sibling conflict proactively so they fight less and stay connected

Are you tired of sorting out sibling conflict? Want better relationships and less stress in your family?

Madhavi Nawana Parker talks about:

  • Why it is normal for siblings to fight.
  • How to reduce conflict by being proactive.
  • How conflict can be a chance to build children’s skills and strengthen relationships.
  • Keeping yourself calm and positive.

Raising Resilient Children: 5 Ways to Help Build Resilience in Our Kids

Now more than ever the spotlight is on resilience in our children. Madhavi Nawana Parker from Positive Minds Australia takes us through what resilience actually is (and what it ISN’T), what to know before you teach it, and 5 ways to help build resilience in our kids.