ATTACHMENT: Foundations of developing a secure attachment relationship with our children
The parent child attachment relationship is seen to be one the most important predictors of later development. It has also been linked to ‘individual differences in many characteristics, such as cognition, behaviour, social skills, emotional responses and personality’...
Bullying and what it does to our Kids
https://mastersinpsychologyguide.com/articles/psychological-effects-bullying-kids-teens
Mindfulness – Observing
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The 10 rules of dealing with an angry child
https://www.empoweringparents.com/article/angry-child-outbursts-the-10-rules-of-dealing-with-an-angry-child/
Simple phrases and ideas for diffusing tough situations with your child
Divorce and Kids
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Substance Use
Substance use refers to when an individual uses alcohol and/or other drugs such as depressants, hallucinogens, or stimulants. Some people are able to use alcohol and/or other drugs without experiencing negative consequences or addiction. However, for many other people...
Some great tips for helping your child cope with strong feelings & teaching them not to hit
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The power of mindfulness & living in the moment
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Your New Baby and the Adjustment to Parenting
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5 Phrases That Can Help Protect Your Child From Sexual Abuse
https://mindonhealthpsychologists.com.au/5-phrases-that…m-sexual-abuse “Stop.” We teach our children that STOP is a serious, red light word that will be listened to by everyone. https://www.facebook.com/MindOnHealthPsychologists/
Six ways good parents contribute to their child’s anxiety
Twenty-first century living is taking its toll, and many kids are finding it hard to cope. Read more: https://www.essentialkids.com.au/health/health-wellbeing/six-ways-good-parents-contribute-to-their-childs-anxiety-20160407-go1bhi#ixzz4Cke07EQk Follow...