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By Clare Marcangelo I often have parents call and tell me that they have a child who have either formal or suspected diagnosis of ADHD, and they have heard that …

If you’ve grown up with crooked teeth, an overbite or maybe even overcrowding, it’s likely you have considered getting braces to straighten your teeth. Or if you have children, your …

By Alexandra Wilson (AMHSW; CSW; MAASW; BSW Usyd) Deliberate self harm can be a scary and confronting issue for many parents, and it can be difficult to know how to …

By Alita Blanchard, Parent Coach New motherhood comes with many expectations, often unspoken but deeply ingrained. Expectations that you must be a ‘good, happy, calm and present mother’. You will …

Four Central Coast town centres will come alive this April and May with ‘Social Spaces’ – a series of pop-up activations aimed at bringing the community together and attracting visitors …

Laughing and singing make a great combination and the award-winning Central Coast a Cappella group, Coastal a Cappella are back doing both! Like many community groups they’ve been unable to …

Ros Oakey (RN), Melanie Bryan (Outreach Worker), Member for Robertson, Lucy Wicks MP, Joel Smeaton (Team Leader), Katrina Russell (Registered Nurse), Aaron Cannon (Executive Manager Primary Health and Community) The …

Combine celebrity chefs, theatrical visuals, storytelling, and delicious food and you get the most intriguing night out on the Central Coast this May. Double Delicious is the latest interactive theatre …

Central Coast Council is calling on creatives and event organisers to run workshops, activations, master classes or live performances and events to be part of the first ever Central Coast …

It’s not often a play intersects Sports and Performing Arts nor reveals an important piece of hidden national history, but Black Cockatoo at The Art House May 19th does just …