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Articles on Parenting, Child Behaviour and Natural Child Development

All articles are based on personal in-clinic experience, and are supported by current research into brain science. They have been written for general education purposes and do not constitute personal advice. If you are a parent, I encourage you to seek professional support.

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  • Child Behaviour18
  • Child Development13
  • Counselling & Psychotherapy10
  • Families and Parenting20
  • Learning and Behaviour51
  • Relationships and Couples Counselling2
  • Top Tips25
Back view of a lonely child, sitting alone on the floor in a school hallway.
Child Behaviour

Understanding Bullying – strategies to help your child

Bullying can wound us both physically and emotionally. It is a behaviour that is deliberately intended to cause harm, and ...

Happy family sitting together on the grass, having fun together as a family.
Families and Parenting

How Parent Coaching can Support you and your Child

Parent coaching is a way of helping you to be the parent you want to be. We all have times ...

Adult and child working together, building a tower with building blocks.
Child Behaviour

How Counselling helps Children to feel Heard

Your child’s Counselling session is a time where they can feel seen, heard and understood, a safe place where they ...

Parent helping her child do schoolwork at home.
Learning and Behaviour

School anxiety – developmental readiness for school and how you can help

School-based anxiety often looks like headaches, tummy aches or angry behaviour, especially in the morning before school. The resultant behaviours ...

Anxious child at school, head back, hands on her head, yelling in frustration.
Learning and Behaviour

When Children feel Anxious at School

It’s not unusual to see signs of stress and anxiety in children at school, when you know what to look ...

Group of children, running together, through a field of flowers.
Child Development

Play – the Work of Childhood

Sometimes it can feel as though children are “just playing” when there are so many other things they could be ...

Child in a classroom, trying to read, head close to the book, and using a finger to follow the text.
Learning and Behaviour

How Visual Processing Difficulties ca look like ADHD, Dyslexia

Good visual processing skills are essential for classroom learning. They also form the foundation for social connection, and our ability ...

child wearing a backpack, running down a long hallway, towards closed doors.
Child Behaviour

School Refusal – or is it school rejection?

School refusal (also known as school can’t, and school avoidance) has been defined as “Significant emotional distress at the idea ...

Lonely child in a classroom, gazing out the window, head resting on her hand.
Learning and Behaviour

How Auditory Processing Difficulties in Children can look like ADHD, Dyslexia

Children with signs of dyslexia and/or ADHD often struggle with listening or auditory processing. What is Listening? Hearing refers to ...

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