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9 Tips to Help your Child Settle at Holiday Club

9 Tips to Help your Child Settle at Holiday Club

in anxiety, Latest news, Parenting Help, social anxiety June 14, 2023 4591 0 0

This is an updated post. I hope it helps your child settle into a club over the summer. We look forward to the summer holidays with mixed feelings, don’t we?

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Surviving the Teenage Transition

Surviving the Teenage Transition

in Adolescence, agression, Anger, anxiety, Compassionate Parenting, Latest news, social anxiety, Stress January 30, 2023 2214 0 0

I remember those feelings. Adolescence is a time of intense emotions, so stress between you is inevitable. Studies have demonstrated the importance of teenagers expressing their emotions in navigating this

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Recognising Anxiety in your child

Recognising Anxiety in your child

in anxiety, separation anxiety, social anxiety November 5, 2019 3659 0 0

Worries and fears are all part of normal child development. Anxiety can rule your child’s life and lead your life. It’s sometimes hard to determine whether it’s a disorder or

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Is my child Shy or suffers from Social Anxiety?

Is my child Shy or suffers from Social Anxiety?

in anxiety, Latest news, social anxiety October 2, 2018 5770 0 0

It is perfectly normal for all children to go through periods where they may seem a bit shy and are anxious around strangers, or may show anxiety when they start

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How to support your “Shy” or Socially Anxious child

in Parenting Help, social anxiety August 31, 2017 2050 0 0

Parents often ask me how to help their “shy” child; what does it even mean.? Some children are not shy but very sensitive to what’s happening around them. Some may be more introverted, and others may need less social interaction...

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