Stop homophobia in schools and improve our lesbian, gay or bisexual children’s lives
Jonathan Charlesworth, author of ‘How to Stop Homophobic and Biphobic Bullying’ talks about the experiences of gay and lesbian people and what schools can do to.
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Books to help ease the transition back to school
Back to school – helping children feel comfortable with the transition We may not yet be able to gauge the full impact the lockdown has…
Living with PTSD on the Autism Spectrum
Living with PTSD on the Autism Spectrum authors Lisa Morgan and Mary Donahue discuss their upcoming book and how it can be a helpful resource…
The Educator’s Guide to LGBT+ Inclusion
The Educator’s Guide to LGBT+ Inclusion provides a guide to educational professionals on how to create LGBT+ inclusive schools that benefit all students, families, and…
Anger is part of all human relationships – we shouldn’t try to wipe it out
Authors Sara Godoli and Sarah Trueman discuss ‘Anger the Ancient Warrior’ a book that challenges the perception of anger, helping children manage big feelings.
The Amazing A-Z of Resilience
The Amazing A-Z of Resilience, released on July 21, helps parents and kids learn about building skills for emotional well being. Can you briefly outline…
Launching Your Autistic Youth to Successful Adulthood
Launching Your Autistic Youth to Successful Adulthood addresses concerns parents may have as their autistic child transitions to adulthood. Author Katharina Manassis discusses the upcoming…
Q&A with Beliz Demircioglu
Beliz Demircioglu answers questions around her book, “Improvisation in the Expressive and Performing Arts”. What inspired you to write this book? I have always been…
Relationship and sex education: why’s it so important?
Today JKP is celebrating Relationship and Sex Education Day; a time for all teachers, educators and parents to promote the teaching of happy relationships, positive…
My journey into understanding my neurodiverse brain
Alison Patrick, author of The Memory and Processing Guide for Neurodiverse Learners writes about her own journey to identifying her own dyspraxia and ADHD