REAL MUM TALK

The hardest part of raising a child with ADHD isn’t always the ADHD. It’s watching them believe they’re the Problem.

As I finish a month of free talks in 27 educational settings, I’m asking the Government to helpevery child, teacher and parent understand neurodiversity earlier.By…

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EDITOR'S LETTERT

I’m a selective mutism expert-here’s how to support your child with selective mutism.

At the Start of Selective Mutism Awareness Month, Lucy Nathanson, Selective Mutism Specialist & founder of www.confidentchildren.co.uk, writes about how to support children with Selective…

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PARENTING HACKS

Why are we celebrating neurodivergent children coping as ‘success’?

We tend to have a very clear idea of what success looks like in childhood. A child who goes into school without difficulty, follows instructions,…

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DOES IT WORK?

I’m an educational psychologist: these are the questions to ask when your child is struggling at school

If back to school isn’t going as smoothly as you’d like, Educational Psychologist Dr Adam McCartney shares on the questions to ask to get your…

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PARENTING HACKS

What your child’s meltdowns are actually trying to tell you (+how to get back to calm).

You’ve done everything right. You packed the nutritious lunch. You navigated the school run. You’ve unpacked the school bag, found the worksheet, sharpened the pencils,…

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