While it’s important to raise resilient children, it’s also vital that we don’t dismiss their worries as ‘silly’ or an ‘over reaction’.
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ISPCC welcomes children being front and centre of first National Family Justice Strategy
Research has suggested that, when not included in the decision-making process, children often express hurt, frustration and anxiety.
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Research has shown that social exclusion can have a detrimental effect on young people, including the loss of self-esteem.
Continue readingA glossary of Cyberbullying Terms every parent should know about
Cyberbullying is a complex problem that is rapidly evolving every day. It’s vital that teachers, parents and carers know as much about it as possible.
Continue reading5 ways to help your child come to terms with a Life-Changing Diagnosis
Coming to terms with a life-changing diagnosis is different for every child and can have far-reaching consequences for the whole family.
Continue readingWhy parents need to show children HOW to ask for help
We need to show our children how to ask for help when they need it and reassure them that it’s a sign of strength, not weakness.
Continue readingWhat to do if your child tells you they are transgender
Coming out is not an easy thing to do so if your child tells you they think they are transgender, take a moment before you react.
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We hear a lot about cultivating positive body image but how can you tell if your child is starting to show signs of a negative body image?
Continue readingManaging the impact of divorce and separation on children
Divorce is a difficult process for a family to go through and many parents will be concerned about how it will affect their children.
Continue readingHow to talk to someone who is considering Suicide
When trying to help someone who is experiencing suicidal thoughts or tendencies, it can be very difficult to know what to say.
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