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Why You Should Stop When Family Life is Improving

Find out why you should stop and celebrate improvements in your family life.

Strategies you can use if your child often cries, to help them calm down and understand their feelings.

Signs that your child may be self-harming and ways to have conversations with them.

Does your child feel angry when asked to do everyday things? These 8 strategies can help reduce feelings of demand.

After working hard to improve your child’s behaviour, it’s time to celebrate the progress you’re making.

Find ways to help your child deal with embarrassing situations, boost confidence and improve their self-esteem.

5 helpful tips if your child is anxious about being separated from you

We share 9 tips to help you prioritise your self-care so you can best support your child.

Learn how to support your teenager as they revise for their exams, on the day, and wait for their results.

Help your child communicate without shouting, tantrums, or big outbursts using these simple techniques.

Look at the problem with giving ultimatums and what you can do instead to reduce family conflict.

Support your child make friends, cope with falling out, and when to worry about friendships.

Find clues to your teen’s suicidal thoughts, links to self harm and how you can help.

Understand why your teen is ignoring or refusing your instructions with strategies to get them listening.

Learn how to get your child listening every time, without having to shout or repeat yourself.