
Holiday LEGO Club – Building Friendships One Brick at a Time
Come join our Holiday LEGO Club, a hands‑on program designed to help children develop friendship skills, problem solving and confidence through collaborative building. Each session, participants work together on fun, age‑appropriate challenges that encourage communication, teamwork, and creative problem‑solving; all while having a blast with LEGO bricks.
We’re thrilled to partner with Gai Oyama, a teacher extraordinaire from Konnichiwa Kids Club, whose expertise in child‑centered learning brings an extra spark of inspiration to every session. Together, we create a supportive environment where every child feels heard, valued, and empowered to connect with peers.
Whether your child is a seasoned builder or just starting out, our inclusive, low‑pressure setting offers the perfect space to explore, experiment, and grow. Join us and watch the magic happen, brick by brick!
Register your interest in our January Holiday LEGO club at:
Holiday_Lego_Club@protonmail.com
At Little Swan Psychology we work with a range of childhood presentations such as neurodiversity, anxiety, disruptive behaviour, school difficulties, coping with change, family separation, and trauma. We specialise in supporting children and families with emotion regulation, behaviour, caregiver-child relationships, and collaborating with families to explore and discover ways to meet the unique needs of your child in the pursuit of calm days and happy kids.
We offer individual therapy, family therapy, and group therapy to help children and their caregivers work towards goals that are most important to them.
Autism Assessment Information
Little Swan Psychology offers in-clinic consultations at Playful Paediatrics at 94 Beaudesert Rd, Moorooka, QLD. Telehealth appointments, as well as community and school visits are also offered.
Services provided at Little Swan Psychology are confidential. We will not disclose your status as our client or any information provided by you to other parties without your consent. Rarely, psychologists may discuss cases with other psychologists for the purpose of professional supervision. This ensures you receive the best possible treatment. In this situation names or other identifiable details are not shared. All staff/supervisors are bound by the same ethics and confidentiality.
Psychologists in Australia are bound by law and ethical requirements to disclose information to other parties when the following is involved:
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