Monthly Archives: February 2022

I think this graphic works on so many levels. Simple, easy to breakdown, easy to remember, easy to create, colourful. Try it ...

It’s commonly known that children on the autistic spectrum disorder struggle to understand emotions that you express. Until recently, I didn't really understand why that is part of the condition that they have. Autistic Spectrum [...]

We need each other more than ever right now! This month let's focus on reaching out to connect with others and doing our best to be a good friend. Our acts of kindness and connection [...]

How can we start this new year happier? Things have certainly not been easy over the last year, and we are still in difficult and uncertain times. The best way to try to handle our [...]

One of the most common questions that parents have been asking me recently is “why won't my children talk to me?”. These parents are dealing with children who have anger, anxiety, sleeping problems and all [...]

This month, we're encouraging you to carry out small acts of kindness. This has been another difficult year of uncertainty and ups and downs for many of us. Kindness is contagious, and helping others has [...]

I am going to be sharing with you how it is that you help a young person to appreciate more by giving them less. To be perfectly honest, when I say that we are giving [...]

Paula Emmens - NLP4Kids, East Kent 13 tuS6oNomvember h620f09m211d  ·  Does your child struggle with self esteem or organisational skills? “My daughter instantly fell in love with the cute characters and was totally invested in their experiences and [...]

This month, we're encouraging you to try something new! Learning something new or getting involved in an activity that really absorbs and interests us is great for our wellbeing. Keeping our brains active is not [...]

I'm going to give you my three top tips on managing meltdowns. I know these things can move like a tsunami, they can move fast, and they can accelerate rather quickly. If you see one [...]