As summer ends, many families face back to school anxiety. Some children feel excited, while others struggle with nerves, uncertainty, and separation stress. Starting school, moving to secondary, or even returning to familiar classrooms with new routines can be daunting. Parents play a vital role in helping children feel supported and ready.
Psychotherapist regulation in the UK is urgently needed. Learn why TTC supports mandatory registration to protect clients—especially vulnerable children.
Smartphone bans are transforming schools and promoting healthier childhoods. Learn about the growing global movement to reduce digital distractions and boost mental health.
Smartphone bans are transforming schools and promoting healthier childhoods. Learn about the growing global movement to reduce digital distractions and boost mental health.
Starting therapy can be a significant step, and it’s natural to feel a mix of emotions—anticipation, nervousness, even a bit of fear. If you’re wondering what to expect in your first therapy session, this guide is here to help you feel more prepared and at ease.
Learn effective strategies to manage rude behaviour in adolescents. Discover how understanding and changing your parenting approach can help foster a better relationship with your teenager.
Advice from a child therapist on addressing children stealing and lying. Learn strategies to understand and support your child’s underlying needs.
Discover effective discipline strategies from a child therapist. Learn how consistency and emotional calm can improve your child’s behaviour and family harmony.
Discover the right time to seek therapy and how it can support your mental health, addressing issues from anxiety to depression, and fostering personal growth.
Navigating divorce with a neurodiverse child involves keeping the child at the centre, as well as having compassion for yourself and getting support.
Separation anxiety is normal in young children. Encouraging children to express their fears and implementing measures to ease the transition can help.
Discover how sibling rivalry is a normal part of child development and a key way that children learn about themselves.
