A parents' guide to surviving the festive season
The festive season can be a wonderful time. It's a season of joy, excitement and anticipation filled with family, food, gifts and celebration. Yet many can dread this time of year. Perhaps that鈥檚 you 鈥�
Does My Child Have Separation Anxiety?
Intrinsic to our humanity is a need to feel safe, familiar and secure. A child鈥檚 earliest attachments are where they find these needs being met and when they know who they can depend on for care. In b 鈥�
Modelling Positive Behaviour: A Parent's Guide
Do we behave in ways we want our children to behave? When you are telling your child 鈥榯hat's enough screen time鈥�, do you then reach for your phone and start scrolling? We know children are just like s 鈥�
Moving to a New School: Supporting Your Child's Mental Health
The experience of starting a new school can spark a whole host of feelings for children. For some the prospect of change leads to excitement and curiosity, for others it can mean worry and fear. A new 鈥�
The importance of endings in your child's counselling sessions
In sales terminology, the mantra of 鈥楢BC - Always be Closing鈥� is often used. This means that from the second the salesperson begins, they鈥檙e focussing on that end goal of making the sale. While it mig 鈥�
What鈥檚 happening in my child鈥檚 counselling sessions?
If your child is struggling with their mental health it can be really isolating, and not just for them. As their parent, it can be incredibly stressful. It can be so hard to know what your child is th 鈥�
What are the Signs My Child Needs Counselling?
Mental health, how we think, feel and regulate our emotions, is something that we all have. Just like our physical health, mental health is something that can deteriorate at different points in our li 鈥�
How can I support the counselling process?
If your child has started seeing a counsellor, then you鈥檙e already doing a great job of showing them that you take their mental health seriously. By giving them the space to talk to a professional the 鈥�
Helping children to get through divorce
When parents decide to divorce, it can be a devastating time for the family. Parents are often dealing with deep distress themselves, whilst having to sort housing, custody and supporting their childr 鈥�
How do I get my child to talk to me?
Why doesn't my child talk to me? So many parents I speak to ask me; 鈥渉ow do I get through to my child?鈥� They鈥檒l say 鈥淭hey seem so reluctant to talk to me about how they鈥檙e feeling. I ask about their d 鈥�
