Find out how to support your child with school bullying problems including working with their school to find solutions.
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How to Recognise When Your Child Feels Agitated
Find ways to calm your agitated child and explore the reasons behind their behaviour.
10 Ideas to Support Persistent Child Sadness
Are they just unhappy or could it be depression? Find out how to support your sad child.
Could Your Child be Self-Harming?
Signs that your child may be self-harming and ways to have conversations with them.
Is‌ ‌Your‌ ‌Child‌ ‌Having‌ ‌Suicidal‌ ‌Thoughts?‌
Find clues to your teen’s suicidal thoughts, links to self harm and how you can help.
Helping Your Child With Bullying At School
Find out how to spot if your child;s being bullied at school and the best ways you can support them through it
Supporting Your Child if They are Self-Harming
We share short-term strategies and long-term ways to support your child if they are self-harming.
Why Does Your Teen Feel Agitated?
Explore why your teen feels agitated and strategies you can use to help them calm down safely
10 Ideas When Your Teen Struggles With Sadness
Are they just unhappy or could it be depression? Find out how to support your sad teenager.
Simple Ways to Support Your Grumpy Child
Understand why your child might be feeling low with practical ideas to support them through it.
Eating Disorder Help For Parents
Find out more about eating and how you can best support your child if you’re worried they may have a problem with food
Common Signs of Child Depression
Is your child just unhappy, or could they be depressed? Find out about the triggers and how you can help.
How to Help When Your Child’s Not Coping
Explore why your child struggles with emotions and practical ways to support them when they can’t cope.
Should I Worry That My Child Seems Withdrawn?
Explore why your child seems withdrawn and how you can boost their social skills.
Behaviours That Challenge | Sarah Johnson
Expert guest, Sarah Johnson, talks about behaviours that can challenge us as parents. She explains how we can really notice what’s going on and decide the best way to respond.
