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Partnering with QCLASS; Helping Kids Breathe and Sleep Better

 

  • We provide comprehensive care to children of all ages – babies to teenagers – with respiratory and sleep problems.

  • Common problems we manage include:

    • Sleep:

      • Snoring / obstructive sleep apnoea

      • Apnoea or pauses in breathing in sleep

      • Insomnia and tiredness

      • Settling problems in babies and young children

      • Restless sleep

      • Sleep walking, night terrors, body rocking

      • Narcolepsy

    • Respiratory:

      • Asthma

      • Persistent Coughing

    • Investigations

      • Private sleep studies

      • Lung function testing

      • Actigraphy

Introducing our new telehealth services, designed to bring healthcare directly to your home. We understand that life can be busy, which is why we're making it easier for families across to access quality care from the comfort of their own space. With virtual appointments, you can now prioritize your health without the hassle of travel. Experience the convenience and support you deserve, wherever you are!

Fiona Hudson

Psychologist | Paediatric Sleep Specialist

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​Fiona Hudson is a psychologist with over 15 years’ experience supporting children, adolescents, and families with sleep difficulties. She is recognised for her specialist expertise in behavioural sleep intervention, particularly in children with complex needs, including neurodevelopmental conditions such as autism, ADHD, and genetic syndromes.

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Fiona works at the intersection of clinical practice and research. She is embedded within the Sleep Medicine Unit at Queensland Children’s Hospital, where she collaborates closely with paediatric sleep physicians and multidisciplinary teams to support children with a wide range of sleep concerns, including behavioural insomnia, sleep anxiety, circadian rhythm difficulties, and challenges associated with sleep-disordered breathing and CPAP adherence.

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She is also an Industry Fellow at the Child Health Research Centre, The University of Queensland, within the Kids Sleep Research Team. In this role, Fiona contributes to national research programs focused on improving sleep outcomes for children with neurodisability, with a strong emphasis on translating evidence-based interventions into practical, family-centred care. Her work contributes to the development of emerging clinical approaches and national guidance in paediatric sleep.

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Fiona is an active member of the Australasian Sleep Association (ASA), contributing to the delivery of sleep education and training for health professionals.

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Through Sleep Psychology, Fiona provides telehealth consultations to families across Australia, offering tailored, evidence-based support that is both practical and compassionate. She is known for her ability to simplify complex sleep problems into clear, achievable steps, empowering parents with the confidence and tools to support their child’s sleep.

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Fiona also provides supervision and training to psychologists and allied health professionals, and regularly delivers workshops and presentations in paediatric sleep.

 

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