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Most parents look forward to taking time off from work in the summer to spend quality time with their kids. It offers them a chance to unwind and rest after a long year of school drop-offs, after-school clubs, and sports games. But for others, the summer break can be an anxious time, not just because […]
Behavior
Childhood anger
When looking after your child, you might notice the occasional tantrum. This is normal, but more extreme outbursts could signify wider behavioral problems in a young person. By keeping track of and understanding childhood anger, you can start to understand the source of these problems and work towards a solution that ends in better behavior […]
Behavior
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
As any educator will know, many students struggle with behavior in school, and traditional punishment-based approaches do not always effectively teach them the skills they need to improve. The solution? PBIS, or positive behavioral interventions and supports. PBIS is a proactive approach used by schools to improve school safety and encourage positive behavior. Instead of […]
Well-being
Developmental coordination disorder
Developmental coordination disorder, commonly abbreviated to DCD, is a neurodevelopmental condition known as dyspraxia. It predominantly affects the development of motor skills and functions in children. Developmental coordination disorder is fairly common, with nearly 6 percent of young people affected by the condition. In our latest article, we look deeper into developmental coordination disorders, the […]
Behavior
Growth mindset vs fixed mindset
The concept of mindset is something we come across in fields such as education, skills development, and personal development. Different types of mindsets can achieve different results. A fixed mindset is likely to tell us we cannot achieve our goals or change, and it acts as a blocker. A growth mindset allows us to believe […]
Well-being
Sensory diet
When someone has sensory issues, one of the main steps people take in their treatment is using a series of exercises and experiences. This is where using a sensory diet plays an integral role in ensuring that people with sensory issues make the most of their lives. Find out more about what a sensory diet […]
Education
What is neurodiversity?
When Judy Singer, a sociologist on the autism spectrum, began using the term 'neurodiverse" in the 1990s, she was one of the first in the movement to reject the notion of being disabled. She believed that individuals “neurodiverse” were not deficient but had peculiar strengths not recognized by society. Their brains were working differently from […]
Well-being
ADHD in girls
ADHD, or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, is becoming increasingly researched. Increased research into the condition means that we now have a better understanding of what it is and how it can affect people who live with it. This understanding encompasses how ADHD can impact people differently and how we can help support anyone struggling. One […]
Behavior
Sensory overload anxiety
The modern world can be a hectic, noisy, and fast-paced place to navigate. This can be especially true for people with certain conditions that make dealing with overwhelming situations tricky. Those with sensory processing issues often struggle to handle everything life throws at them. This happens because people who have problems with sensory processing worry […]

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