Parent-Child Research Clinic at The University of New South Wales

Our focus is on clinical research to provide better treatments to families struggling with their young children’s behaviour problems.

The most common child conduct problems we see at our clinic are oppositional behaviour, defiance, aggression towards people and/or animals like hitting and biting, temper tantrums, arguing, and not following directions.

We specialise in working with children and families who have failed to benefit from other treatment programs. The programs we offer are strongly guided by what science tells us works. As a research clinic we are committed to ensuring that the cutting-edge treatments we provide best meet the individual needs of our families.

The Parent-Child Research Clinic is directed by Dr Eva Kimonis who is a Clinical Psychologist and Associate Professor at the University of New South Wales located in Sydney, Australia.

@EKimonis January 7, 2016

How listening to ‘Serial’ made us doubt ‘Making a Murderer’: https://t.co/F7JGcRpA77
@nickjameswagner January 5, 2016

Study: Childcare Helps Brain Development For Kids In Chaotic Homes https://t.co/Y1MWJwBM5I
@nickjameswagner January 5, 2016

Thresholds of Violence https://t.co/ABG9oh4Ygm via @gladwell
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Should we train doctors for #empathy? https://t.co/yT4VaeVCL6 Article via @GreaterGoodSC featuring: @HelenRiessMD @Decety
@EKimonis December 16, 2015

Antidepressant Use During Pregnancy Almost Doubles the Risk of Autism, Beyond Effects of Maternal Depression https://t.co/j9fqW4rJkn

at The University of New South Wales

About Us

The Parent-Child Research Clinic is a University based clinic that is located within the School of Psychology at The University of New South Wales. We specialise in treating families with young children with severe behaviour problems.