Dementia-Friendly Communities in 2020
Written by Susan McFadden, Ph.D. It has been a year since I submitted the final manuscript for my book Dementia-Friendly Communities: Why We Need Them…
Arts Therapies with People with Physical Disabilities: An Archetypal Approach
Marion Gordon-Flower, author of “Arts Therapies with People with Physical Disabilities” discusses discoveries through COVID-19 lockdowns. The arrival of COVID-19 to Aotearoa New Zealand was…
Cats – on and off the page!
Haley Moss is an autistic attorney, author, artist and advocate. In these words, taken from her foreword to Kathy Hoopmann’s new All Cats are on…
Sylvia and Marsha: You Can Teach Transgender History – Yes, You!
When I first wrote Sylvia and Marsha Start a Revolution: The Story of the Trans Women of Color Who Made Lgbtq+ History, I learned just…
How Can We Unite Against Bullying?
The theme of this year’s anti-bullying week is ‘United Against Bullying’. But are we really united against bullying?
Free worksheets from The Trans Self-Care Workbook
“Theo Lorenz’s Trans Self-Care Workbook is just the gentle friend and fierce ally that you need to guide you through your gender journey. Packed with…
Building Communication and Independence for Children Across the Autism Spectrum
Building Communication and Independence for Children Across the Autism Spectrum releases November 19, 2020. I wrote this book for educational professionals and parents helping children…
Adapting child-friendly activities for online therapy
Dr Fiona Zandt, Clinical Psychologist and co-author of Creative Ways to Help Children Manage Anxiety discusses the move to online therapy, and how activities can be adapted for virtual sessions.
Our latest RSE resources for teachers
We’ve selected some of our recent RSE resources on important areas such as consent, boundaries, relationships, puberty, LGBT issues and pornography.
Catchy yawns: Why it’s essential to engage families when working with anxious children.
Written by: Dr. Fiona Zandt, Clinical Psychologist One of the games I love to play with families in therapy is the Yawn Game. I often…