12 ways to get your children to talk to you about things that are important to them
By Katy Elphinstone, author of How to Raise Happy Neurofabulous Children. Katy Elphinstone, besides her current main work as a parent, is active in the…
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Q & A with Sophie Tales, author of ‘Creating Adversity-Aware’ Schools
Q & A with Sophie Tales, author of ‘Creating Adversity-Aware Schools’ On ACEs and why we should be aware of them in the classroom. By…
That’s So Meta: An Excerpt from Monogamy? In This Economy?
That’s So Meta: An Excerpt from Monogamy? In This Economy? This is an excerpt from Chapter Six: That’s So Meta in Monogamy? In This Economy?…
Addressing Psychosis Stigma in Pop Culture
Addressing Psychosis Stigma in Pop Culture How do I speak to friends about stigmatizing content? This blog features an excerpt from Kai Conibear’s The Myth-Busting…
What Are The Signs That My Child Has Literacy Difficulties?
What Are The Signs That My Child Has Literacy Difficulties? Q&A with author, Dr Valerie Muter. As a practising psychologist of over 40 years, I…
Why Deliberately Explore LGBTQ+ Leadership: An Excerpt from Forging Queer Leaders
Why Deliberately Explore LGBTQ+ Leadership This is an excerpt from Forging Queer Leaders: How the LGBTQIA+ Community Creates Impact from Adversity by Bree Fram and…
Ten Reasons Why Rewards & Punishments Go a Bit Wrong with Autistics
By Katy Elphinstone. As a parent of two (one being an autistic child), and an autistic person herself, Katy Elphinstone is well equipped to know…
3 Books to Inspire Mindful Movement this #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek
The theme of this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week is #MomentsForMovement, highlighting the transformative power of physical activity in nurturing our mental well-being. In recognition…
Take It from Us: Two Mom Authors on Finding Meaning, Perseverance, and Friendship
Take It from Us: Two Mom Authors on Finding Meaning, Perseverance, and Friendship by Erica Curtis & Risa Williams Hi. We are Erica Curtis and…
Parenting children with neurodiverse needs: with or without a diagnosis
By Eve Bent, a neurodivergent mother of four, with two autistic children and over fifteen years working with children of all abilities, including working in…