Making Time For Children Not only as an NLP practitioner, therapist, and coach, but also as a mum, I want to start with full disclosure: I am by no means perfect. I juggle, I stumble, I get it wrong. But I do attempt to practise what I preach,[…]

Helping Shy Children Thrive in the Classroom In every classroom, there are often a few quiet or reserved children who may struggle to connect with their peers. These students sometimes come across as unfriendly or withdrawn, leading to misconceptions about their abilities or intelligence. However, their reticence does[…]

The Power of Happiness in Child Development! In today’s fast-paced world, children are increasingly exposed to academic pressures that can lead to feelings of anxiety. As they navigate schoolwork, tests, and homework, it’s essential to recognise the impact of happiness on their overall development. Research indicates that only[…]

🫁Asthma is a prevalent condition affecting many children across the UK. In fact, recent statistics indicate that approximately 1 in 11 children in the UK has asthma, which translates to about two children in every classroom. This significant number highlights the importance of understanding asthma, particularly in areas[…]

Emotional health plays a significant role in a child’s prospects in school,  As a licenced NLP4Kids practitioner at Child Therapy Telford, its very clear how emotional health impacts a child’s educational journey. I’d like to  share practical strategies for fostering positive emotional development. Self-esteem and Confidence: Emotional health directly[…]

I often reflect on the impact of early emotional experiences on a child’s future. There’s a theory suggesting that toddlers who don’t have their tempers addressed appropriately might develop more serious behavioural issues as teenagers. If these unresolved emotions continue into adulthood, they can manifest in significant crises,[…]

At first glance, perfectionism can look like a positive trait, high standards, ambition, and a desire to do well. But dig a little deeper, and it’s often driven by something far less helpful: fear. Behind many perfectionist children is a quiet anxiety whispering: “What if I fail?” “What[…]

It is often said that the way we handle our emotions in childhood significantly influences our emotional landscape as adults. While the idea that unaddressed temper tantrums in toddlers can lead to explosive reactions in teenagers—and even mid-life crises—may sound exaggerated, there is an element of truth to[…]