Story In A Month of Sundays , Frank Mollard (Anthony LaPaglia) is a real estate agent who's struggling to move on with his life after his divorce from Wendy (Justine Clarke) and the death of his mother. When a woman called Sarah (Julia Blake) calls him, he thinks she's his dead mother. Ultimately this experience helps him remember the important things in his life and gives him the chance to say goodbye to all that he has lost.

What to look for in disability professionals Your disability professionals should be competent, skilled and knowledgeable in their area of expertise . Your relationship with professionals is more likely to be successful if the professionals have the following three qualities. Family centred This means disability professionals should: take the needs of the whole family into account when working with you and your child.

Story The fourth movie in the Pirates of the Caribbean series opens with Spanish fishermen finding a very old man entangled in their fishing nets. When the Spanish commander learns that the old-man is a 200-year-old survivor from an ill-fated expedition to find the legendary Fountain of Youth, the commander gives orders to set sail on the next morning's tide.

Story Ride Like a Girl is the true story of Michelle Payne (Teresa Palmer) and her tumultuous journey from growing up on a farm near Ballarat, Victoria, to being the first female jockey to win the Melbourne Cup, horseracing's toughest two-mile race. The youngest of 10 children, Michelle is raised by her father Paddy (Sam Neill) who loses his wife in a car accident when Michelle is six months old.

Teenage mental health conditions: assessment and diagnosis Getting your child's symptoms of mental illness assessed and diagnosed will you help you and your child choose the right mental health treatment. A mental health assessment should help you understand your child's current symptoms and spot any possible triggers that might make his condition worse or obstacles that might stop him from getting better.

Teenage behaviour: what's normal In adolescence, teenagers go through a lot of: physical changes social and emotional changes brain-based changes. As teenagers go through these changes, you might see some disrespect and rudeness, risk-taking, a desire for more privacy, more interest in friends and less interest in family, and a new interest in romantic relationships and physical or sexual relationships.